Conflict around the The young of Senko and Elders and community Beyla management of administrative autorithies leaders, women public properties Political Independant candidates and Youth leaders, Beyla Peace conflicts(independent RPG ARC-EN-CIEL members Committee, Elders and candidates) religious leaders Agropastoral conflicts Local farmers and nomadic Security forces and herders in Mali and Burkina administrative autorithies Faso Land conflicts Members of the same Youth and women leaders, Lola family, purchasers, elders, and administrative urbanization services and authorities brokers Agropastoral Conflits Local Farmers and nomadic Elders and the herders in Mali and Burkina administrative authorities Faso Conflicts over the Families and ethnic The political and religious management of the communities authorities, (area or district central mosque councils) N’zérékoré Neighborhood Families and ethnic Youth and women, and local conflict communities authorities (area or district councils) Conflicts in couples Husbands, spouses, families Area or district council, of spouses, area or district religious leaders and council, religious leaders. women leaders From this table, it is clear that the actors of the conflicts differ from one conflict to another. This means that each conflict is specific. Among the actors involved in conflict, there are the protagonists (people who are opposed), the people affected by the conflict, and the people who influence the conflict positively or negatively. Overall, respondents think that the actors of the conflicts have not changed. For each type of conflict, the actors involved are always the same. But they agree that for the conflicts cited, there are new actors involved. These are Malian and Burkinabe breeders (for agropastoral conflicts); Youths in Senko sub-prefecture (For conflicts related to the management of public properties); Independent candidates (for political conflicts); land brokers who seek to sell lands (for land disputes). Asked if there are any people who have played an important role in favor of peace since January, respondents believe that there are. The figure below shows the proportion of respondents by social group in favor of peace. Figure 5: Proportion of respondents by social group in favor of peace in 3 prefectures (N = 143): According to respondents, young people and women leaders, elders , community leaders and religious leaders are the ones who work most for the peaceful resolution of the current conflicts in these three prefectures. Local authorities (administrative authorities, security forces) are mentioned only in the last place.
Beyla Conflict around the management of public properties The young of Senko and administrative autorithies Elders and community leaders, women Political conflicts(independent candidates) Independant candidates and RPG ARC-EN-CIEL members Youth leaders, Beyla Peace Committee, Elders and religious leaders Agropastoral conflicts Local farmers and nomadic herders in Mali and Burkina Faso Security forces and administrative autorithies Lola Land conflicts Members of the same family, purchasers, urbanization services and brokers Youth and women leaders, elders, and administrative authorities Agropastoral Conflits Local Farmers and nomadic herders in Mali and Burkina Faso Elders and the administrative authorities Conflicts over the management of the central mosque Families and ethnic communities The political and religious authorities, (area or district councils) N’zérékoré Neighborhood conflict Families and ethnic communities Youth and women, and local authorities (area or district councils) Conflicts in couples Husbands, spouses, families of spouses, area or district council, religious leaders. Area or district council, religious leaders and women leaders From this table, it is clear that the actors of the conflicts differ from one conflict to another. This means that each conflict is specific. Among the actors involved in conflict, there are the protagonists (people who are opposed), the people affected by the conflict, and the people who influence the conflict positively or negatively. Overall, respondents think that the actors of the conflicts have not changed. For each type of conflict, the actors involved are always the same. But they agree that for the conflicts cited, there are new actors involved. These are Malian and Burkinabe breeders (for agropastoral conflicts); Youths in Senko sub-prefecture (For conflicts related to the management of public properties); Independent candidates (for political conflicts); land brokers who seek to sell lands (for land disputes). Asked if there are any people who have played an important role in favor of peace since January, respondents believe that there are. The figure below shows the proportion of respondents by social group in favor of peace. Figure 5: Proportion of respondents by social group in favor of peace in 3 prefectures (N = 143): According to respondents, young people and women leaders, elders , community leaders and religious leaders are the ones who work most for the peaceful resolution of the current conflicts in these three prefectures. Local authorities (administrative authorities, security forces) are mentioned only in the last place.
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