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What is conflict-sensitive education and why is it necessary?

FHI 360 technical advisors discuss conflict-sensitive education and highlight considerations for maximizing the positive effects of education in conflict settings.
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Engaging local stakeholders to understand and address violent extremism in Kosovo

Violent extremism stems from diverse factors, many of which are dependent on local circumstances. FHI 360 believes that effective efforts to counter violent extremism must address its local drivers and be implemented by credible local stakeholders.