We promote the specialized study of contemporary conflict and development issues in Africa.

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We are a leading academic and policy research centre in the UK.

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We provide analytical and inter-disciplinary understanding of the nexus between conflict, development and human rights in contemporary Africa.

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Welcome to Centre for African Conflict and Development

incorporated in the United Kingdom in 2017 .

About Us

The Centre for African Conflict and Development (CACD) is an independent research centre incorporated in the United Kingdom in 2017 as a charitable company, limited by guarantee.

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Mission

To be the national and international hub for the specialized study of conflict and development issues in Africa. To bridge the gap between research and policy by promoting research-driven, action-oriented, and policy-relevant research for shaping international and domestic responses to conflict and development issues in Africa.

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Objectives

To provide a nuanced, analytical, and inter-disciplinary understanding of the nexus between conflict, development, and human rights in contemporary Africa. To position CACD as the leading academic and policy research centre in the UK with the capacity to influence sound-based international and domestic responses to African conflict and development issues

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Frequently Asked Questions

CACD promotes the specialized study of contemporary conflict and development issues in Africa by providing a nuanced, analytical, and interdisciplinary understanding of the nexus between conflict, development, and human rights in contemporary Africa.

We specialize in research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities, specifically focusing on the study of contemporary conflict and development issues in Africa.

Yes. CACD provides a platform for research-oriented collaboration and partnership in the study of and responses to conflict and development issues in Africa between and among scholars, practitioners, advocates, and policymakers in Africa, UK, and the rest of the world.

Our research work is special for its promotion of research-driven, action-oriented, and policy-relevant research for shaping international and domestic responses to conflict and development issues in Africa.

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    Our People

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    Meet the Director

    Michael Nwankpa has a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Roehampton, London, UK.

    He has held several research fellowships including as a Rice University Fellow and a terrorism research Fellow (past) at the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Response to Terrorism (START), University of Maryland.

    Dr Michael Nwankpa

    Director

    Our Partners

    Institute of African and Diaspora Studies (IADS), University of Lagos

    Institute of African and Diaspora Studies (IADS), University of Lagos

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    September 17, 2024

    MOSES SEGUN ABOLADE WAS AWARDED THE RICK LOVE PEACE AWARD

    One of CACD fellows – MOSES SEGUN ABOLADE was awarded the prestigious Rick Love Peace[…]

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    June 21, 2024

    Dr. Michael Nwankpa is participating in Futuribles’ round table on Nigeria’s future.

      Dr. Michael Nwankpa, the Founding Director / Director of Research at CACD is participating[…]

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    June 11, 2024

    Elizabeth Pearson, PhD promoted to the Senior Lecturer

    One of CACD Fellows – Elizabeth Pearson, PhD has been promoted to the position of[…]

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    Grants and Funding

    CACD received a grant of N500,000 from the Goethe-Institut Lagos Nigeria to co-host a one-day post-election event talk- 03/03/2023

    CACD co-hosted a webinar with the Royal United Service Institute (RUSI) on the topic: 'Understanding the local-global dichotomy and drivers of Boko Haram Insurgency'-8th March 2021

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