To support the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), Caerus undertook a major program of original data collection and analysis of U.S. civilian responses to complex conflicts and humanitarian disasters. See the data here.
Persistent conflict has become one of the biggest barriers to development around the world. Putting the local community at the center of the process is essential. Caerus is featured in the McKinsey & Co. annual publication, What Matters, with a new approach to development in conflict. Read the article here
Participatory mapping can provide new insights into local communities, both for international organizations and for the communities themselves. Caerus is working to extend open source mapping techniques to frontier areas and communities without consistent access to technology.
Resource extraction is often a central pillar of poverty reduction and economic growth in post-conflict societies. For firms looking to engage in extraction, proactive engagement of local stakeholders can reduce investment risks, promote stability, and maximize profit over the long term.
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