Social protection and sustainable peace in the Middle East and North Africa Region: Building a new welfare-centered politics

中东和北非地区的社会保护与可持续和平：建立以福利为中心的新政治

• 批准号: AH/T008067/1
• 负责人: Rana Jawad
• 金额: $ 250.24万
• 依托单位: University of Bath
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT008067%2F1
• 关键词: Social; protection; sustainable; peace; Middle

Led by the MENA Social Policy Network, University of Bath, www.menasp.com (founded in 2012 and convened by Jawad, PI), in partnership with the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), this proposal brings together a host of UK and international research leaders and partner organisations to undertake an ambitious programme of cross-disciplinary innovation and capability development in the governance of social policy in MENA. The distinctive contribution this network will make is to introduce a paradigm shift in MENA conflict prevention research, policy and practice that will enhance the social welfare politics of Arab countries in the Sothern Mediterranean region (Levant and North Africa) - our geographical focus. These are ODA compliant countries, the highest exporters of economic migration to Europe and historically, at the nexus of armed conflict in MENA. The Network management team includes expertise in ethics, mental health and disability, Middle East history, anthropology, urban planning and the environment, gender, visual arts and education. Our Network vision is: to demonstrate, through a mutually supportive framework of innovative, cross-disciplinary research and capacity development for policy change, how effective social policy governance in MENA can provide nuanced and contextualised pathways to peace and emerging localised solution-driven initiatives. We will do this through a programme of work that will serve GCRF goals as follows: (1) maximising the impact of Co-I-led proof of concepts and an £800,000's worth of LMIC and UK-led commissioned research strand that is co-designed with LMIC partners and builds on localised expertise; (2) fostering shared learning across innovative peacebuilding research projects and testing the feasibility, scalability, transferability and effectiveness of different approaches across diverse fragile MENA countries; (3) bringing conflict prevention research more centrally into sustainable development planning and programming through the apparatus of social policy governance and its affiliated concept of social protection thereby addressing directly SDGs 1, 3 (reduce poverty; achieve wellbeing across life course), 5 (achieve gender equality), 10 (reduce inequalities) and 11 (promote inclusive peace). Our aims are: (1) Cross-disciplinary innovation: to improve knowledge bases and practices in conflict prevention and sustainable peace in MENA by focusing on the interconnections between community-level social justice grievances and the macro-level governance of social policy; (2) Capacity development of existing research and policy practice: we will support policy learning and "design thinking" such as through policy labs, social policy governance seminars and an e-learning course for policy-makers. We argue that there is momentum for a fresh and expanded reassessment of the nature and scope of conflict in MENA which directly addresses the long-overlooked question of community-level social justice grievances and how these react against or are reproduced by macro-level political decision-making. We will advance current knowledge and practice by showing how conflict prevention and social policy governance share common concerns: how to enable communities to live cohesively and share resources equitably. This is a fundamentally cross-disciplinary question about state-society relations, otherwise referred to in the contemporary international development literature as "political settlements". It is an issue of relevance to volatile MENA countries that are now implementing austerity policies at a time when they are also mandated to produce national development plans supporting the universal social protection vision of the SDG 2030 agenda. The challenges of social and income inequality in MENA are stark: in a 2015 report, the World Bank acknowledged the need to address the "quality of life" grievances that had fueled the Arab uprisings.

该提案由巴斯大学 MENA 社会政策网络 www.menasp.com（成立于 2012 年，由 PI Jawad 召集）牵头，与海外发展研究所 (ODI) 合作，汇集了许多英国和国际组织研究领导者和合作伙伴组织将在中东和北非社会政策治理领域开展一项雄心勃勃的跨学科创新和能力发展计划，该网络将做出的独特贡献是在中东和北非冲突预防研究、政策方面引入范式转变。以及将加强南地中海地区（黎凡特和北非）阿拉伯国家的社会福利政治的实践 - 我们的地理重点是这些国家是官方发展援助合规国家，是欧洲经济移民的最大输出国，并且历史上处于武装的交汇处。网络管理团队包括道德、心理健康和残疾、中东历史、人类学、城市规划和环境、性别、视觉艺术和教育方面的专业知识。我们的网络愿景是：通过相互支持的框架进行展示。创新的跨学科研究和政策变革的能力发展，中东和北非地区的有效社会政策治理如何为和平提供细致入微的、具体化的途径以及新兴的本地化解决方案驱动的举措，我们将通过一项服务于 GCRF 目标的工作计划来实现这一目标：(1)最大限度地发挥 Co-I 主导的概念验证以及价值 80 万英镑的 LMIC 和英国主导的委托研究链的影响，该研究链是与 LMIC 合作伙伴共同设计并建立在本地化专业知识的基础上的 (2) 促进共享学习；建设和平研究项目的创新性，并测试不同中东和北非国家不同方法的可行性、可扩展性、可转移性和有效性；(3) 通过社会政策治理机构及其附属的社会概念，将冲突研究更加集中地纳入可持续发展规划和规划中。保护，从而直接实现可持续发展目标 1、3（减少贫困；实现一生福祉）、5（实现性别平等）、10（减少不平等）和 11（促进包容性和平）。包括： (1) 跨学科创新：通过关注社区层面的社会正义不满与社会政策宏观治理之间的相互联系，改善中东和北非地区预防冲突和可持续和平的知识基础和实践； (2) 能力；现有研究和政策实践的发展：我们将支持政策学习和“设计思维”，例如通过政策实验室、社会政策治理研讨会和政策制定者的电子学习课程。我们认为，有动力进行新的和扩展的研究。重新评估中东和北非地区冲突的性质和范围，直接解决长期被忽视的社区层面的社会正义不满问题，以及这些反应如何反对宏观层面的政治决策或通过宏观层面的政治决策再现。我们将通过展示冲突如何促进当前的知识和实践。预防和社会政策治理有着共同的关注点：如何使社区能够团结一致地生活并公平地分享资源。这是一个关于国家与社会关系的根本性跨学科问题，在当代国际发展文献中也被称为“政治解决”。这是这是一个与动荡的中东和北非国家相关的问题，这些国家目前正在实施紧缩政策，同时还被要求制定支持可持续发展目标 2030 议程的普遍社会保护愿景的国家发展计划。中东和北非地区的社会和收入不平等挑战十分严峻。 ：在 2015 年的一份报告中，世界银行承认有必要解决助长阿拉伯起义的“生活质量”不满情绪。

项目成果

Strengthening Access to Healthcare Services and Legal Protection among low-income Jordanians and Refugees An end to the retention of personal identification documents by Jordanian hospitals

加强低收入约旦人和难民获得医疗服务和法律保护的机会 约旦医院不再保留个人身份证件

• 发表时间: 2022
• 作者: ARDD Jordan

Briefs about the state of Social Protection in the Arab World

关于阿拉伯世界社会保护状况的简报

• 发表时间: 2021
• 作者: ARDD Jordan

Exploring the gendered mental health experiences of adolescents in Gaza during the Covid-19 pandemic

探索 Covid-19 大流行期间加沙青少年的性别心理健康经历

• DOI: 10.1525/agh.2022.1730691
• 发表时间: 2022
• 期刊: Advances in Global Health
• 作者: Abu Hamad B

Children's Access to Justice During COVID-19: Challenges Facing Children and Children in Conflict with the Law in Jordan

COVID-19 期间儿童诉诸司法：约旦儿童和违法儿童面临的挑战

• 发表时间: 2021
• 作者: ARDD Jordan

Through Women's Eyes: The Socioeconomic Impact of COVID-19 on Women in Jordan One Year into the Crisis

女性视角：危机一年后，COVID-19 对约旦女性的社会经济影响

• 发表时间: 2021
• 作者: ARDD Jordan