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The Program on Security and Development (SAND) is an organization that
focuses on documenting, investigating and consulting on practical measures
that can be undertaken to improve security and the conditions for basic
development in all regions of the world.
Below you will find a link to our definition of Security and Development.
In our Research section, we have a comprehensive bibliography which
focuses on the most contemporary work regarding the interlinked dimensions
of security and development. These include: landmines and explosive
remnants of war (ERW); small arms and light weapons (SALW); disarmament,
demobilization and reintegration (DDR); security sector reform (SSR); child
soldiers; gender mainstreaming; and post-conflict reconstruction. Our
ongoing research is conducted by students at the Monterey Institute of
International Studies.
Alumni and student projects are featured in the Research section. Finally,
this site also contains a list of organizations reflects the broad spectrum
of civil society dedicated to SAND worldwide.
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