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Joint Programme Unit for UN/Interpeace initiatives participates at UN peacebuilding seminar

28 July 2008 - The four day workshop held in Hiroshima between 21-24 July was followed by an open seminar “Challenges Ahead for United Nations Peacebuilders: Lessons from the Field and the New UN Peacebuilding Architecture”.

Because of our joint programme unit that is part of the UN, we actively participated in this first annual event of the UN peacebuilding community of practice. The focus was on how to better coordinate activities - from conflict prevention to reconstruction  - in order to ensure that the individual bests add up to the collective best of global peacebuilding.

Hiroshima
Hiroshima. Photo Credit: Interpeace


Sharing our lessons from the field with the participants, it was also an important networking opportunity to exchange and build on ideas.

The event was sponsored by the Peacebuilding Community of Practice, a network of peacebuilding specialists, in a joint effort by the United Nations University and the UN Peacebuilding Support Office.

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07 May 2013 - Interpeace's three local partners, the Puntland Development Research Center (PDRC), the Academy for Peace and Development (APD), and the Center for Research and Dialogue (CRD), completed a Peace Mapping Study on peacebuilding initiatives and reconciliation in the Somali region. The Peace Mapping Study is unique in its focus on the peace achievements that the Somali people have made rather than on conflict as is usually the case. The research documents the peacebuilding processes that have been carried out in the Somali region such that lessons can be learned from both successful and unsuccessful initiatives and then applied to future peacebuilding processes.

 Recognizing local capacity

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