Author name: admin_cewarn

Amb. Maalim congratulates Kenyan Govt and people on collapse of remaining ICC Cases IGAD Executive Secretary Amb. Mahboub Maalim sent a message of congratulations to the Government and people of […]

Meeting of IGAD Member State Officials of Trade, Customs and Security on the Nexus between Informal cross-border trade and Cross-border Security Governance Meeting of IGAD Member State officials of Trade,

The CEWARN Journey CEWARN has long been recognized as a continental pace-setter on data-based conflict early warning methodology. Moving from a sole focus on cross-border pastoral conflicts, CEWARN is currently

Addressing Informal Cross-border Trade and Security in IGAD Region IGAD’s Conflict Early Waming and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) will be hosting a meeting of IGAD Member State officials of Trade, Customs

CEWARN-HIPSIR launch certificate course in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution IGAD’s Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism (CEWARN) in collaboration with the Nairobi-based Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International

CEWARN signs MOU with Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR) On 31 October 2015, CEWARN Director Mr. Richard Barno signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Director of

A DELEGATION OF AUSTRIAN MPS VISITS CEWARN On 23 October 2015, an Austrian delegation comprising Members of the Austrian Parliament led by Ms. Petra Bayr who is Chairperson of the

CEWARN engages Ushahidi on using social media information for conflict early warning CEWARN Director Mr. Richard Barno visited Ushahidi Headquarters, a non-profit software company that develops free and open-source software

CEWARN presents pilot policy initiative at IGAD borderland’s development workshop CEWARN‬‬‬‬‬‬‬ Director Mr. Richard Barno presented a pilot policy initiative that is being undertaken in collaboration with the Life and

CEWARN and ECOWARN analysts deliberate on early warning on violent extremism Representatives of IGAD’s CEWARN, Economic Community of West African State’s Early Warning and Response Network (ECOWARN‬‬‬) and the New