Peacebuilding in Africa: evolving challenges, responses and new thinking
12 Mar 2015
ACCORD’s Peacebuilding unit attended a conference in the UK with the aim of developing more effective responses to conflict situations.
ACCORD’s Peacebuilding unit attended a conference in the UK with the aim of developing more effective responses to conflict situations.
Investigating the cycle of violence that has perpetuated in the DRC, and the impact of leaders’ decisions on citizens’ lives
ACCORD participates in conference consolidating results from a two-year long study on post-conflict development.
Following on from the South Sudan study tour which took place in South Africa in October 2014.
Seminar on frameworks for effective post-conflict responses co-organised by the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation and the AUC.
15 participants from South Sudanese government and civil society embarked on a week long study tour to Pretoria.
The forum provides a platform to assess threats that undermine the efforts and achievements of current peace operations.
ACCORD contributes to the United Nations Development Programme’s Experts Consultation held in Johannesburg.
Connolly and Baggerman elucidate some taken-for-granted definitions of important peacebuilding terminology, and how such misunderstandings affect peacebuilding efforts.
Strengthening partnerships between the UN’s internal departments and external collaborators and organisations.