Growing intolerance for diversity and limited state capacity to prevent, manage and resolve conflict in Pakistan have led to increased violence and extremism in the country. The U.S. Institute of Peace supports a network of local organizations in testing the use of media, arts, culture, and education as tools of engagement for peacebuilding. The Institute also works on police and judicial reform, supports initiatives to strengthen democratic institutions and governance, and promotes women’s voices in security sector policymaking. Evidence-based research and analysis provides guidance for policymakers and practitioners.
Global Peace Index
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deaths from conflict
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ACTIVE PROJECTS
SECTOR GOVERNANCE AND REFORM
RELIGIOUS LITERACY AND PEACEBUILDING
SUPPORTING THE INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC ACADEMY
TASK FORCE ON EXTREMISM IN FRAGILE STATES
yEAR 2024 : Security threats index - Country rankings
COUNTRY DIRECTOR
MRs: S. BLOOM
SDC DEPARTMENT
East Asian and Pacific Affairs
Country Office
SAT@Usinstitute-ruleoflaw.com
RELATED PROJECT
SENIOR MILITARY ADVISORY GROUP
MAPPING IN CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES