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1st National Research Conference on #Post war Resilience, Rehabilitation, Reconstruction & Food Security
Vol. 1 No. 02 (2025)The 1st National Research Conference on Post-War Resilience, Rehabilitation, Reconstruction & Food Security aims to bring together scholars, researchers, policymakers, humanitarian actors, and development practitioners to engage in critical dialogue and share innovative solutions focused on post-conflict recovery and sustainable development.
This national platform serves as a response to the urgent need for coordinated efforts in rebuilding war-affected communities in Ethiopia and beyond. The conference provides an opportunity to assess the socio-economic, psychological, environmental, and agricultural impacts of war and to chart pathways toward resilience and inclusive development.
Key discussions will focus on:
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Resilience-building strategies for war-affected populations
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Rehabilitation of displaced communities and trauma healing
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Reconstruction of social services, infrastructure, and local governance
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Food security and agricultural recovery
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Policy interventions and institutional capacity building
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Community-based approaches to peacebuilding and development
The conference encourages interdisciplinary contributions and welcomes papers, case studies, and practical experiences from across academia, NGOs, government agencies, and the private sector.
Objectives:
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To share empirical findings and innovative practices related to post-war recovery.
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To strengthen collaboration between researchers and development actors.
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To formulate policy recommendations for effective post-conflict reconstruction.
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To support local institutions in building resilient and food-secure communities.
Outcomes Expected:
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A published conference proceedings document.
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Practical policy recommendations for regional and national authorities.
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Network building among stakeholders in resilience and reconstruction fields.
Target Participants:
Academics, postgraduate researchers, policy experts, civil society organizations, humanitarian agencies, and government representatives. -
