Shardesai, ShonaliWam, Per2012-08-132012-08-132002-10https://hdl.handle.net/10986/11335The Conflict Analysis Framework (CAF), developed by the CPR Unit, aims to integrate sensitivity to conflict in Bank assistance, and to help Bank teams consider factors affecting both conflict and poverty when formulating development strategies, policies, and programs. Conflict sensitive approaches that take account of problem areas and potential sources of conflict may help to prevent the onset, exacerbation, or resurgence of violent conflict.CC BY 3.0 IGOARMED CONFLICTCAUSES OF CONFLICTCONFLICTCONFLICT PREVENTIONCONFLICTSDEBTDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEDIASPORADIASPORASDOMINANT ETHNIC GROUPECONOMIC GROWTHEQUALITYETHNIC DIVISIONSETHNIC DOMINANCEETHNIC GROUPETHNIC GROUPSHIGH RISKHUMAN CAPITALHUMAN RIGHTSINCOMEINCOME PER CAPITAMILITARIZATIONPOLITICAL INSTABILITYPOLITICAL RIGHTSPOORPOVERTY REDUCTIONREBEL GROUPSRECONSTRUCTIONREGIONAL CONFLICTSSEGREGATIONSOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTSOCIETYUNEMPLOYMENTVIOLENCEVIOLENT CONFLICTVIOLENT CONFLICTSWAR CONFLICT MANAGEMENTCONFLICT PREVENTIONDEVELOPMENT STRATEGIESDEVELOPMENT POLICY & PLANNINGDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM EVALUATIONCOUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGYRISK EVALUATIONPOLITICAL RISKSARMED CONFLICTSPER CAPITA INCOMECOMMODITY TRADEPOLITICAL STABILITY FORECASTINGMILITARY CONFLICTSARMS SALESARMIESETHNIC CONFLICTSYOUTH UNEMPLOYMENTINCOME DISTRIBUTIONACCESS TO LANDRISK EVALUATIONWorld Bank10.1596/11335