ACCORD Burundi to review peacebuilding progress

ACCORD Burundi to review peacebuilding progress
Augustin Nsanze, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Burundi, addresses a Security Council meeting on his country. During its meeting the Council reviewed a report from the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB). (UN Photo/Evan Schneider)

Conducting a thorough assessment of the post-conflict peacebuilding efforts taking place in Burundi.

The ACCORD Burundi Intervention is bringing together peacebuilding agents at the end of August to assess and monitor progress in the project titled “Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Burundi: Promoting Peace, Reconciliation and effective Governance.”

Over the past 4 years, ACCORD has conducted many capacity-building, conflict management and dialogue activities aimed at building durable peace and reconciliation in Burundi. The beneficiaries of these activities will be given a platform to share their experiences at a Lessons Learned Seminar in Bujumbura from 30 August to 1 September. The Seminar will reflect on ACCORD’s peacebuilding work in Burundi from 2007 up to June 2010 and will assist stakeholders to strengthen peacebuilding gains in the country.

ACCORD’s Deputy Director, Jerome Sachane, will facilitate the Seminar with assistance from ACCORD’s Peacebuilding Unit Coordinator, Warigia Razia and the Burundi Intervention’s Acting Coordinator, Adelin Hatungimana.

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