Publications
ISIS in Puntland
The Bari region of Puntland, Somalia, has become a critical battleground in the fight against terrorism,particularly due to the rise
Research Papers – 2nd PDRC Annual Peace Conference
The 2nd Puntland Development & Research Center (PDRC) Annual Peace Conference 2024, held in Garowe, Puntland, brought together over 200
Puntland Democratization Process: Challenges and Opportunities for Resumption
In 2021, Puntland made history as the first federal member state in Somalia to conduct direct elections based on universal
The Role of the Auditor General in Fighting Corruption
Puntland Development and Research Center (PDRC) convened a critical citizens forum to shed light on the pivotal role of the
Public-Police Citizen Forum
Puntland State, a federal member of Somalia, recently held parliamentary and presidential elections, marking a key milestone in its state-building
Supporting more accountable and responsive local governance in Puntland: Challenges and opportunities
Puntland state in Somalia faces significant challenges in achievingsustainable local governance due to a myriad of socio-political andeconomic factors. The
Challenges and Priorities facing the Re-elected Puntland Government
Having recently completed parliamentary and presidential elections in 33 districts,Puntland Federal Member State – finds itself at a critical juncture.
New Security Dynamics and Threats on the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean
Puntland, a federal member state in northeastern Somalia, has played a pivotal role in the region’s political landscape, which is
BEYOND THE ACCORD: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LOCAL PEACE STRUCTURES IN MANAGING INTER-CLAN CONFLICTS IN PUNTLAND STATE, SOMALIA
Clan conflicts in Somalia have a long history, dating back to the colonial era through the period before the collapse
CALL FOR PAPERS – 2024 ANNUAL PEACE CONFERENCE
PDRC Seeks Your Voice for the 2024 Annual Peace Conference! PDRC is honoured to announce a “Call for Papers &
A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF LAS-ANOD CONFLICT (HUMANITARIAN, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC)
The Las-Anod conflict disrupted the economic fabric, social services, and livelihoods of the communities of the Sool and Ayn regions.