Moreover, in many of the FCAS where these processes take place, there is little to nothing in the way of trained support staff or accessible support infrastructure in place for this. Nonetheless, local NGOs and former combatants’ self-help organisations have been able to do important transformative work with few resources, as for example the “Centre d’Encadrement et de Developpement des Anciens Combattants” (CEDAC) in Burundi. Valuable lessons have also been gathered from reintegration processes in spaces where there is more of a care and support infrastructure in place, such as Colombia, Northern Ireland and South Africa (see for example Ashe, 2012, Ashe and Harland, 2014, Theidon, 2009, Xaba, 2001, Langa and Eagle, 2008).