Julia Bello Schuenemann

28 Mar 2019 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann

Sudan and South Sudan: violence trajectories after peace agreements

This report asks whether peace agreements resolve, reshape or perpetuate existing patterns of violence.

27 Sep 2018 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann and Jonathan D Moyer

Structural pressures and political instability: trajectories for sub-Saharan Africa

Understanding the nature and course of structural pressures is key for conflict prevention, development and peacebuilding.

27 Sep 2018 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann and Jonathan D Moyer

Forecasting for peace

Modelling the risk of political instability can identify opportunities for investing in development and peace.

27 Jun 2018 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann

View on Africa: how forecasting can help prevent violent conflict

Understanding how multiple risk factors will evolve in future is key.

06 Dec 2017 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann and Alex Porter

Building the future: infrastructure in Nigeria until 2040

This report explores a set of interventions to accelerate Nigeria’s infrastructure development until 2040.

10 Oct 2017 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann and Zachary Donnenfeld

Africa’s future: seven key trends

Conditions are improving for many, but not for everyone and not fast enough.

01 Sep 2017 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann, Jakkie Cilliers Zachary Donnenfeld, Ciara Aucoin and Alex Porter

African futures: key trends to 2035

Things are getting better in Africa, but not everywhere and not for everybody.

26 Jun 2017 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann, Jakkie Cilliers, Zachary Donnenfeld, Ciara Aucoin and Alex Porter

African futures: key trends

This report explores Africa’s main transitions and what they mean for continental growth, human development and stability.

15 May 2017 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann

Africa’s population boom: burden or opportunity?

African governments aren’t investing enough in one of their greatest assets – a young population.

23 Nov 2016 / by Julia Bello-Schünemann and Ciara Aucoin

African urban futures

This paper forecasts likely population numbers for Africa’s current and emerging megacities.

25 Mar 2015 / by Julia Schünemann, Jakkie Cilliers and Jonathan D Moyer

Africa and global power: on the rise, but at the margins

Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa hold most of Africa's power potential. What does this mean for the future of the continent?

25 Mar 2015 / by Jakkie Cilliers, Julia Schünemann and Jonathan D Moyer

Power and influence in Africa: Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa

Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa hold most of Africa's power potential: whether the continent will keep rising depends on their trajectories.