Natasja Rupesinghe
Research FellowNatasja Rupesinghe is a Research Fellow on the Training for Peace Program in the Peace, Conflict and Development Research Group.
She has a bachelor's degree in International Relations and French from the University College London, and a master's degree in Conflict Studies from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Her research interests include UN and AU peace operations, protection of civilians, and insurgent groups in Africa.
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WPS and Female Peacekeepers
The chapter provides an overview of the participation of female peacekeeping personnel in UN missions, tracing key target and agenda- setting policy events, as well as examining causes for the slow progress in female participation. The chapter considers female participation in the military, police, and... -
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The Joint Force of the G5 Sahel: An Appropriate Response to Combat Terrorism?
2018The Joint Force of the Group of Five of the Sahel reflects the commitment of African states to cooperate to address common security challenges. Yet, little is known about its counter-terrorism strategy for the region. This article focuses on the security pillar of the G5 Sahel, the Joint Force (FC-G5S),... -
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Effectiveness of Peace Operations Network (EPON)
2018 - 2021 (Ongoing)NUPI together with 18 partners from across the globe have established an international network to undertake research into the effectiveness of peace operations.
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Support to UN Peace Operations: Ensuring More Effective UN Peace Operations (UNPO)
2017 - 2020 (Ongoing)The aim of this project is to strengthen the ability of UN peace operations to respond to global security challenges and improve their effectiveness.
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: NUPI Policy Brief
How can peacekeepers strengthen their engagement with local communities? Opportunities and challenges in the field
2016This Policy Brief examines the opportunities, challenges and trade-offs that peacekeepers have to face when deciding when, with whom and how to engage effectively at the field level. It argues that by integrating bottom–up and people-centric approaches as a core strategy in peace operations, UN...