Daniel Tucker

Daniel Tucker

Daniel is a Project Manager in our West Africa programme and has over ten years’ experience in designing and managing peacebuilding initiatives throughout the region.

For the past five years, he has led on the delivery of Conciliation Resources’ portfolio of participatory research and peacebuilding projects in West Africa with a particular focus upon pastoralist-farmer violence in Nigeria, the Boko Haram insurgency in North East Nigeria and the spread of violence by proscribed armed groups from the Sahel to the Burkina Faso-Côte d’Ivoire-Ghana tri-border region.

Securing an Armenian-Azerbaijani agreement

Mutual insecurity is a primary driver of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict and a dominant factor in contemporary Armenian-Azerbaijani relations. The current peace proposal, known as the Madrid Principles, addresses the issue of insecurity through the envisaged deployment of an international peacekeeping operation, as part of a wider security package.

In a deep dilemma

This report is the result of a series of conversations and surveys with youth in Jammu and Ladakh regions. They highlight issues that youth identify as critical for socio-political transformation and their role in it - including education, economic, governance and politics.

Ebola: a security crisis?

Our new EU-funded project 'Responding to Ebola-driven conflict' will enable local communities in the Mano River border regions to peacefully resolve tensions triggered or exacerbated by the world’s deadliest ever Ebola epidemic.

Gender, power and militarism

Conciliation Resources and the Sussex Centre for Conflict and Security Research (SCSR) hosted a one-day workshop to explore the role of gender, power and militarism in peace processes.
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