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Multi-Agency Models for Preventing Violent Extremism: A Guidebook for Bangladesh

Last updated:

16/09/2024

Publication Date:

07/01/2022

Content Type:

Tools & Guides

Issues:

Multi-Actor Frameworks

The purpose of this multi-agency model (MAM) guidebook is to help local governments in Bangladesh implement a multi-stakeholder approach to the prevention and countering of violent extremism (P/CVE). This toolkit therefore provides an entry-level overview of how MAMs for the purpose of countering extremism may look, and how to establish such a model. The toolkit draws from international best practice to inform a series of guidelines and tips for contextualising and applying local multi-agency approaches in Bangladesh.

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