Dirk
Gillebert

Since my experience in northern Central African Republic, I have become aware of the important work that the International Organization for Migration is doing to prevent violence and address root causes of conflicts. My profile combines conflict analysis and social cohesion with project management skills, while I have significant experience in data systems as well. In the past, I have worked on conflict related to seasonal livestock migration and the effects of the arrival of IDPs and refugees...

Migration Reasearch Hub ID: 2931
LinkedIN	https://www.linkedin.com/in/dirk-g-00313251/
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Expertise

Migration processes

Migration drivers
Migration infrastructures
- Civil society actors in travel & migration
- ICT facilitating travel & migration

Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)

Socio-cultural consequences
Socio-economic consequences
- Rural development, migration, and diversity
Transversal consequences
- Social cohesion

Migration governance

Governance actors
- Civil society

Cross-cutting topics in migration research

Transversal themes
- Race and ethnicity

Disciplines

Disciplines
- Economics
- Political Science
Subject Areas
- Development Studies
- Peace and Conflict studies

Methods

Geographies

Scope
UN Countries

Roles

Concordis International

Non-governmental Organisation, Paoua, Central African Republic
Project Manager
Concordis International

Non-governmental Organisation, Remote, United Kingdom
Project Assistant
Médecins Sans Frontières

Non-governmental Organisation, Brussels, Belgium
Project and Program Manager
BlueSquare

Other, Brussels, Belgium
Project Manager
BlueSquare

Other, Bujumbura, Burundi
Regional Representative

Research

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Suggested Research

Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic

Authors	Guillaume de Brier, Peer Schouten, Peter Marsden, ...
Description	Since the 2012 crisis and its culmination in the 2013 coup d’état, the borderlands of the Central African Republic have turned into a hotspot of violent conflict involving migratory (transhumant) herders and farmers, armed groups and self-defence groups. This has further eroded already compromised social cohesion and governance institutions. Against this backdrop, FCDO’s UK Aid Direct and the European Union’s BEKOU Trust Fund awarded Concordis a three-year programme entitled, “Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic”. This aims to contribute to peace and poverty reduction in northern CAR by fostering community-based conflict resolution between nomadic herders and settled populations. The programme covers the borderlands between CAR, Chad, Sudan and Cameroon, focusing on the prefectures of Ouham-Pendé, Ouham, Bamingui Bangoran and Vakaga. The first phase of the programme comprised a large-scale mapping and consultation exercise, collecting detailed quantitative and qualitative information through individual questionnaires and focus groups with those involved in or affected by seasonal transhumance, consulting over 2,500 people in the targeted areas between February and June 2019. The purpose of this consultation was to identify grassroots challenges to peace and opportunities to promote social cohesion and economic development. It is intended to inform subsequent phases of the conflict resolution programme and provide a baseline against which impacts of ensuing interventions may be measured. This report covers the consultation in the prefectures of Ouham-Pendé and Ouham, with the key challenges, project figures and findings, as well as a suite of recommendations, presented in graphic format immediately below. A detailed discussion of the methodology is provided as an annex at the end of the report. For the intervention to deliver sustainable outcomes, it is necessary to avoid the temptation of a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. The implementation of the recommendations offered here requires distinct approaches in each area, recognizing existing initiatives and listening to the needs, fears and hopes stakeholders express. This entails discussions being held at the local level with representatives of all stakeholder groups, in order to plan and deliver interventions that are responsive to the lived reality of each unique situation. Read More
Year	2021
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Dirk
Gillebert

Expertise

Migration processes

Migration drivers

Migration infrastructures

Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)

Socio-cultural consequences

Socio-economic consequences

Transversal consequences

Migration governance

Governance actors

Cross-cutting topics in migration research

Transversal themes

Disciplines

Disciplines

Subject Areas

Methods

Other

Qualitative research

Quantitative research

Types of study

Geographies

Scope

UN Countries

Roles

Concordis International

Concordis International

Médecins Sans Frontières

BlueSquare

BlueSquare

Research

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Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic

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Dirk Gillebert

Expertise

Migration processes

Migration drivers

Migration infrastructures

Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)

Socio-cultural consequences

Socio-economic consequences

Transversal consequences

Migration governance

Governance actors

Cross-cutting topics in migration research

Transversal themes

Disciplines

Disciplines

Subject Areas

Methods

Other

Qualitative research

Quantitative research

Types of study

Geographies

Scope

UN Countries

Roles

Concordis International

Concordis International

Médecins Sans Frontières

BlueSquare

BlueSquare

Research

No Items Found!

Suggested Research

Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic

Bringing migration research under one roof.

Dirk
Gillebert