USAID AND THE PREVENTION OF DEADLY CONFLICTS
Dr. Krishna
Kumar
June 6, 2000
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Table of Contents
Slide 1: Purpose
Slide 2: Purpose (cont.)
Slide 3: Conceptualizing Conflict
Slide 4: Deadly Conflicts
Slide 5: Characteristics of Deadly Conflicts
Slide 6: Conflict Prevention
Slide 7: Traditional Tools
Slide 8: Traditional Tools (cont.)
Slide 9: Traditional Tools (cont.)
Slide 10: Developmental Assistance and Conflict Prevention
Slide 11: Effects of Assistance
Slide 12: Three categories
Slide 13: Postconflict Societies
Slide 14: Reasonable Success
Slide 15: Reasons for Success
Slide 16: Countries in conflict: USAID
Slide 17: Relief can prolong conflicts
Slide 18: CNN Factor
Slide 19: Vulnerable Societies
Slide 20: USAID's Current Roles
Slide 21: Major Obstacles
Slide 22: Issue 1. Identification of vulnerable societies
Slide 23: Issue 2. Early Warning System
Slide 24: Issue 3. Selection of Countries
Slide 25: Issue 4. Conflict Prevention Programs
Slide 26: Need for cost-effective, practical interventions
Slide 27: Examples
Slide 28: Conclusion
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