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Do Livelihood Interventions Contribute to Prevention of Violent Extremism?

Emmanuel Nene Odjidja, Samhita S Ayaluri and Daria Fiodorov
28 August 2024clockLong Read
Children attend a class in a religious school in Mali. Students (talibés) from religious schools often follow their religious teachers who travel regularly, making it difficult for them to create stable support networks, thereby increasing their vulnerability to violent extremist indoctrination. Courtesy of Associated Press / Alamy

Children attend a class in a religious school in Mali. Students (talibés) from religious schools often follow their religious teachers who travel regularly, making it difficult for them to create stable support networks, thereby increasing their vulnerabi

Livelihood interventions in Mali offer a window into their effectiveness alongside other peacebuilding approaches.

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Emmanuel Nene Odjidja

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Samhita S Ayaluri

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Daria Fiodorov

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