Background
Overview
DDR is a crucial component of peacebuilding and post-conflict recovery, often implemented by international bodies and national governments to ensure lasting stability and prevent renewed conflict.
Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) is a critical process in post-conflict settings aimed at stabilizing peace by removing weapons from combatants, disbanding armed groups, and helping former fighters return to civilian life. It typically involves collecting and destroying weapons, providing vocational training, and facilitating social reintegration to prevent a relapse into violence.