2.Key elements of conflictanalysisThis section synthesises the key elements of conflictanalysis as they emerge from the various conflict analysistools documented in Annex 1. Looking at each of theseelements will help to develop a comprehensive picture ofthe context in which you operate. Depending on yourspecific interest, however, you may want to emphasiseparticular aspects of key importance. For example, if theemphasis is on the identification of project partners andbeneficiaries, a good understanding of conflict actors andhow potential partners and beneficiaries relate to themwill be the primary requirement. (See Box 2 in thischapter).Generally, “good enough” thinking is required. This meansaccepting that the analysis can never be exhaustive, norprovide absolute certainty. Conflict dynamics are simplytoo complex and volatile for any single conflict analysisprocess to do them justice. Nevertheless, you should trustyour findings, even though some aspects may remainunclear. Do not be discouraged; some analysis, no matterhow imperfect, is better than no analysis at all.The following diagram highlights the common keyfeatures of conflict analysis, which will contribute tounderstanding the interaction between the context andfuture/current interventions (see Chapters 3 and 4 for theproject and sectoral (sector wide) levels respectively). Thecommon features are the conflict profile, actors, causesand dynamics. Each is further described below.
2.<br>Key elements of conflict<br>analysis<br>This section synthesises the key elements of conflict<br>analysis as they emerge from the various conflict analysis<br>tools documented in Annex 1. Looking at each of these<br>elements will help to develop a comprehensive picture of<br>the context in which you operate. Depending on your<br>specific interest, however, you may want to emphasise<br>particular aspects of key importance. For example, if the<br>emphasis is on the identification of project partners and<br>beneficiaries, a good understanding of conflict actors and<br>how potential partners and beneficiaries relate to them<br>will be the primary requirement. (See Box 2 in this<br>chapter).<br>Generally, “good enough” thinking is required. This means<br>accepting that the analysis can never be exhaustive, nor<br>provide absolute certainty. Conflict dynamics are simply<br>too complex and volatile for any single conflict analysis<br>process to do them justice. Nevertheless, you should trust<br>your findings, even though some aspects may remain<br>unclear. Do not be discouraged; some analysis, no matter<br>how imperfect, is better than no analysis at all.<br>The following diagram highlights the common key<br>features of conflict analysis, which will contribute to<br>understanding the interaction between the context and<br>future/current interventions (see Chapters 3 and 4 for the<br>โครงการและภาค (ภาคกว้าง) ระดับตามลำดับ) <br>คุณสมบัติทั่วไปมีรายละเอียดความขัดแย้งนักแสดงสาเหตุ<br>และการเปลี่ยนแปลง จะมีคำอธิบายดังต่อไปนี้
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