Digital education for peacebuilding in post-conflict contexts: A systematic review of ICT-enabled learning with insights for rebuilding Sudan, Denis Musinguzi, Professor Joseph M. Ntayi, James Mubangizi and Tonny Kiggundu
Denis Musinguzi Uganda Martyrs University Uganda Professor Joseph M. Ntayi, James Mubangizi and Tonny Kiggundu Makerere University Business School Makerere University Uganda Background: In areas of conflict, digital education is a crucial approach to maintaining learning and peacebuilding. While the literature on ICT-based educational interventions is abundant with the variety of interventions, their efficiency and contextual […]
Engineering Sudan’s Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Lessons from Global Experiences for Sustainable Recovery, Dr Nadir Yousif, Dr Osama Ali
Dr Nadir N. M. Hassanein Yousif Managing Director, University of Khartoum Consulting Corporations (UKCC) Associate Professor Civil Engineering Department University of Khartoum Sudan ORCID: 0009-0001-1200-1532 Dr Osama Abdelhafiz Elhussain Ali Managing Director, Khartoum Center for Technical Consultation and Resources Development (KCD) Associate Professor Mechanical Engineering Department, Omdurman Islamic University Sudan ORCID: 0009-0003-2280-9572 […]
Towards revitalizing Sudan’s education sector post-conflict: a new method in mathematics education, Dr Ranya Ahmed
Dr Ranya Ahmed Researcher and Data Scientist Saudi Arabia Purpose: This chapter examines the urgent need to rebuild Sudan’s educational system following the devastating effects of war, with a particular focus on mathematics education. It introduces the Mathnasium Method as an innovative, student-centered approach aimed at nurturing critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical life […]
Local territories, their power and their actions: development as a weapon for peace, Prof. Cristina D’ Alessandro‐Scarpari
Prof. Cristina D’ Alessandro-Scarpari Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris France Email: dalessandro@wanadoo.fr DOI: 10.1108/20425945201100014 Abstract: Focusing on local realities and more precisely on urban contexts, post-conflict reconstruction can use development as an instrument for peace – or even as a weapon for peace. At the present time, in an era of non-conventional conflicts, actors can […]