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SUMMARY:Energy Justice and Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does Fair Energy Access Promote Peace?
DESCRIPTION:Download: Concept Note | Agenda \nThe Institute for Peace and Security Studies (IPSS) at Addis Ababa University cordially invites you to a briefing session titled “Energy Justice and Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does Fair Energy Access Promote Peace?” \nThis session will feature Dr. Brice Kamguia\, ARUA 2026 Fellow\, who will present his recent research on the relationship between energy justice and armed conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa. The presentation will be followed by critical reflections from our expert discussants: \n\nFana Gebresenbet (PhD)\, Head of RVI’s Ethiopia Office\, who will provide specific insights on the Ethiopian perspective.\nEmmanuel Y. Gbolonyo\, School of Economics\, University of Cape Town\, South Africa.\n\nThe event aims to facilitate a rigorous exchange of ideas among policy analysts\, academic researchers\, and peacebuilding practitioners regarding the practical implications of energy justice for conflict prevention.
URL:https://ipss-addis.org/event/energy-justice-and-conflict-in-sub-saharan-africa-does-fair-energy-access-promote-peace/
LOCATION:IPSS New Conference Hall\, ADDIS ABABA\, Ethiopia
CATEGORIES:Briefing Session
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SUMMARY:Illicit Financial Flows: Human Security\, Self-Reliance and Conflict
DESCRIPTION:Download: Concept Note | Agenda \nThe upcoming policy dialogue scheduled for September 3\, 2026\, at the Institute for Peace and Security Studies will address how illicit financial flows (IFFs) undermine human security and self-reliance across Africa. With IFFs draining 3.7% of the continent’s GDP and fueling terrorism and conflict through illicit markets and mismanaged extractive resources\, the session will leverage the draft UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation to explore actionable solutions. Ultimately\, the workshop aims to empower African states to shape global tax transparency rules\, strengthen domestic resource mobilization\, and build sustainable peace while reducing their dependency on foreign aid and debt.
URL:https://ipss-addis.org/event/illicit-financial-flows-human-security-self-reliance-and-conflict/
LOCATION:IPSS New Building Hall
CATEGORIES:Policy Dialogue
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