This side event during EU Crime Fighting Week showcases new research on four critical systems driving organised crime in Central Africa.
Although civil society organisations are indispensable to preventing violence against children, they are often excluded from decision-making processes.
Urban informal settlements are increasingly targeted during election cycles as centres of political mobilisation or violence.
African youth are at the forefront of solutions to the continent’s water and sanitation crisis – and their voices must shape policy.
Equitable access to water and sanitation is inseparable from Africa’s prospects for stability, energy and food production.
Africa can leapfrog costly legacy systems – but only with the right financing and governance choices.
South Sudan faces rising militarisation and contested elections – practical pathways to a lasting peace are urgently needed.
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