Conflict Sensitivity Analysis (CSA) of the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) <p>The overall objective of the Conflict Sensitivity Analysis is to create an understanding as a basis for responses to human rights breaches and conflict risks in relation to the Kenyan model of conservancies as implemented by the NRT and its member community conservancies. The Analysis will assist NRT, the member community conservancies and their network of organisations, government and other stakeholders to, in the short-, medium- and long-terms, pursue their objectives consistent with conflict sensitivity principles and practises and human rights protection and promotion in the context of high levels of marginalisation, insecurity, inter-tribal and cross-border conflict and violence, and climate crises. Further, the specific objective of the Conflict Sensitivity Analysis is to provide NRT, its member conservancies and key partners with new opportunities to interact with local dynamics of security, governance, social cohesion, and inclusion in order to ensure future operations mitigate harms (and perceptions of harm), while promoting inclusive processes, supporting more responsive governance, and improving community security.</p>