In turn, the need for security as a prerequisite for development is well esta...

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In turn, the need for security as a prerequisite for development is well established. In post-conflict situations, national capacity-building in the area of security in keeping with norms for the rule of law is essential in order to establish favourable conditions for development. For example, in a number of countries where the economy relies almost entirely on the work of women, there is a direct link between security and development. When insecurity prevents women from going out to the fields, the ability of families to survive is compromised. That in turn can lead to further escalation in violence. Development actors must therefore take the safeguarding of security into account in their strategies.

PeaceWomen Consolidated Themes: 
Reconstruction and Peacebuilding
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
Justice, Rule of Law and Security Sector Reform