Myanmar – GCRF – Drugs and Disorder

Drugs, development and peace processes in Myanmar

Admin7th November 20217th November 2021Multimedia, Myanmar

Podcast: Drugs & (dis)order researchers explore how illicit drugs have been approached within peace process in Myanmar.

Understanding the drugs policy landscape in Myanmar

Patrick Meehan12th May 202112th May 2021Working Papers, Myanmar

An examination of how drugs policies and programmes intersect with conflict, peace, health and development in Myanmar.

Five considerations for international actors trying to engage with drugs policy in Myanmar

Patrick Meehan12th May 202112th May 2021Blog, Myanmar

Based on analysis of how drugs policies and programmes intersect with conflict, peace, health and development in Myanmar.

International Journal of Drug Policy Special Issue: Drugs, conflict and development

Admin19th April 202112th May 2021Journal Articles, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

Empirical research on the convergence of the drugs, development and peacebuilding policy fields.

In the world’s forgotten borderlands, the drug trade helps people survive – but at a cost

Jonathan Goodhand14th August 202014th August 2020Blog, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

Conventional thinking about illicit drugs, development and violence are deeply flawed, here’s why.

Drugs, development and violence in war-to-peace transitions

Admin29th July 20208th January 2021Policy Briefs, Publications, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

This policy brief shares insights from seven conflict- and drug-affected borderlands in Afghanistan, Colombia and Myanmar, and reflects on their implications for those supporting peace processes, poverty alleviation and development in fragile contexts affected by drugs.

Voices from the borderlands 2020

Admin29th July 202011th July 2021Publications, Report, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

Insights into how illicit drugs – and drug policies – impact the dynamics of violence and peace, poverty and development, and insecurity and resilience.