New ISS Study Looking to 2040 in the G5 Sahel

Publisher:
Institute for Security Studies
Publication Date:
10 December 2019
Tags:
Africa, West Africa, Conflict, Peace and Security, Governance, Human Rights, Sustainable Development

The region has potential, but substantial policy interventions are needed to create a sustainable future, writes the Institute of Security Studies. For more, go to Future of the Western Sahel - Sahelistan or a Desert Rose?

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