Nô obi mindjer ku mininu – Pratiques de justice au village : un regard sur les mécanismes traditionnels de résolution de conflits dans les régions de Gabú, Oio et Tombali – Sommaire exécutif
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Cette analyse vise à contribuer à la discussion sur les mécanismes traditionnels de résolution des conflits, en accordant une attention particulière aux conflits impliquant des femmes et des enfants. En particulier, ce projet de recherche vise à élaborer une analyse pouvant servir de base aux actions des autorités locales et internationales dans le secteur de [...]
Nô obi mindjer ku mininu – Justice practices in the village: a view over traditional mechanisms of conflict resolution in the Gabu, Oio and Tombali regions – Executive Summary
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This analysis aims to contribute to the discussion on traditional mechanisms for conflict resolution, with particular attention to conflicts involving women and children. Particularly, this research project aims to elaborate an analysis that can serve as a basis for the actions of local and international authorities in the justice sector, guiding their action towards the [...]
Nô obi mindjer ku mininu – Práticas de justiça na tabanca: Um olhar sobre os mecanismos tradicionais de resolução de conflitos nas regiões de Gabú, Oio e Tombali
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Esta análise visa contribuir para a discussão sobre os mecanismos tradicionais de resolução de conflitos, com especial atenção para os conflitos que envolvem mulheres e crianças. Nomeadamente, este projeto de pesquisa pretende elaborar uma análise que possa servir de base para as ações das autoridades locais e internacionais no setor da justiça, orientando-as para a [...]
IPAT – 5th Anniversary
This month, we celebrate IPAT’s 5th Anniversary! Interpeace’s Advisory Team – IPAT, was created to provide advising, training, and accompaniment to enchance the capacity of organizations, teams and individuals to engage effectively in their peacebuilding roles. In this video, President of Interpeace, Scott Weber, interviews Martina Zapf, Senior IPAT Manager, to learn about the [...]
Governing with and for Citizens – Lessons from a Post-Genocide Rwanda
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A study on citizens’ participation in post-genocide Rwanda was jointly undertaken by Never Again Rwanda (NAR) and Interpeace in the framework of their Societal Healing and Participatory Governance for Sustainabe Peace Program. Both organisations believe that in a wounded society, participation of citizens in governance is a major healing mechanism. In Rwanda, given the history [...]
The Role of Civil Society in Enhancing Citizen Participation in Governance and Development Processes in Post-Genocide Rwanda
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Citizen participation in decision-making processes is an important component of a vibrant democracy. When citizens participate in the development process of their nation, they not only benefit from it but also own the challenges of that process and are able to make recommendations around best practices for the future. In 2016, Never Again Rwanda (NAR) [...]
Breaking the pattern of deadlock in the Cyprus Peace Process
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Interpeace and local partner, the Centre for Sustainable Peace and Democratic Development (SeeD), have developed a Peacebuilding in Practice paper that summarizes key lessons from the Security Dialogue Initiative (SDI). This two-year programme was launched in 2016 to support the Cyprus Peace Process.
Trust Matters
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Interpeace’s 2018 Annual Report, “Trust Matters” illustrates how we are working to foster and promote trust in conflict-affected regions of the world. From supporting statebuilding processes for over two decades in the Somali Region, to fostering trust and collaboration between the security sector and the population in Mali; and from strengthening the participation of women [...]
Enfants talibés et Ecoles coraniques en Côte d’Ivoire : Enjeux et perspectives
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« Les écoles coraniques traditionnelles ou dougouman kalan (écoles « natte par terre ») se distinguent fortement des trois autres types de structures islamiques d’éducation observées en Côte d’Ivoire. L’une des principales différences repose sur le fait que l’enseignement y est exclusivement basé sur et tourné vers le Coran. De fait, ces écoles semblent répondre à [...]
« Chez nous, (…) c’est nous, d’abord, ensuite les autres s’alignent ». Risques et Opportunités perçus pour la cohésion sociale et Gouvernance locale dans la Région du Haut-Sassandra.
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Cette recherche participative analyse le contexte socio-économique, sécuritaire et politique du Haut-Sassandra (Côte d’ivoire) ainsi que les risques et opportunités perçus pour la cohésion sociale et la gouvernance locale dans la région. Menée pour l’Agence Japonaise de Coopération Internationale (JICA) en vue d’instruire la phase II de son projet de « Développement de Ressources Humaines [...]
