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16 Oct BUILDING EVIDENCE ON YOUTH-DRIVEN PEACEBUILDING

Posted at 18:13h in Europe, Good Governance

16/10/2017 - Rashmi Thapa - Recent years have seen an increase in attention and awareness of the powerful role of youth as agents for peacebuilding. Many young men and women are creating youth-led movements, networks and organisations to build peace and transform conflicts and at times they are the primary actors in grassroots community development...

27 Jul HOW TO PROMOTE HEALTHY STATE-CITIZEN RELATIONS IN AFRICA: LESSONS FROM AN EVALUATION

Posted at 16:21h in Africa, Good Governance

27/07/2017 - Bernardo Venturi - Many African countries are today characterized by predominantly adversarial dynamics between governments and civil society organisations (CSOs), due mainly to a lack of mutual trust and to the weakness (or lack) of institutional settings for dialogue and structured collaboration....

05 May PEACEBUILDING AND THE EU ACCESSION PROCESS IN BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA

Posted at 17:26h in Europe, Good Governance

05/05/2017 - Giulia Pasquinelli - Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) officially applied for EU membership in February 2016. The country, which is still struggling with legacies of the devastating 1990s war, dealing with the transition from a socialist economy to a market economy...

12 Apr CIVIL SOCIETY AS THE ENGINE FOR STABILITY AND GROWTH IN AFRICA

Posted at 17:30h in Africa, Good Governance

12/04/2017 - Bernardo Monzani - When people speak of stability and growth in Africa what they normally think about nowadays is the role played by the state and the private for-profit sector. The focus on the state is nothing new, even if it has taken on a new meaning recently. ...

24 Feb PARAMILITARY ADVANCES THREATEN IMPLEMENTATION AGREEMENTS IN COLOMBIA

Posted at 15:01h in America, Good Governance, Human Rights

24/02/2017 - Virginia Berni - Three months after the signature of the final peace agreement in Colombia, legislators continue to work non-stop to finalize its effective implementation. ...

08 Feb THE NEW ITALIAN NATIONAL ACTION PLAN ON WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY: STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

Posted at 15:06h in Good Governance, Human Rights, Women

08/02/2017 - Giulia Pasquinelli - In December 2016, the third Italian National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace and Security 2016-2019 was adopted. The adoption of the NAP, which gives continuity and renewed impetus to Italy’s commitment to the implementation of UNSCR 1325 and following resolutions, was welcomed by civil society organisations. ...

01 Feb PEACE IS STILL POSSIBLE IN LIBYA, BUT ONLY WITH THE INVOLVEMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY

Posted at 15:10h in Africa, Good Governance

01/02/2017 - Bernardo Monzani - The news coming out of Libya today is of worsening socio-economic conditions and escalating conflict. The signing of the Skhirat agreement, in December 2015, and the creation of the Government of National Accord (GNA) raised hopes that a political compromise could be reached that would bring the different Libyan factions...

10 May ITALY’S CONTRIBUTION IN LIBYA AND THE LESSONS FROM LEBANON

Posted at 16:34h in Africa, Good Governance, Human Rights

10/05/2016 - Bernardo Monzani - Italy’s participation to the stabilization mission in Libya, which was announced more than a year ago, is now imminent. On December 16, 2015, the country’s main political factions have signed an agreement to form a government of national unity, one of the preconditions for Italy’s participation....

07 May PEACEBUILDING IN UKRAINE: A LONG WAY TO GO

Posted at 16:39h in Europe, Good Governance

07/05/2016 - Giulia Pasquinelli - The conflict in the Donbas region between Ukrainian forces and separatist groups of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) entered its third year in March 2016....

12 Apr PREVENTING VIOLENCE IN A ‘PEACEFUL’ COUNTRY: THE CASE OF TANZANIA

Posted at 16:49h in Africa, Good Governance, Human Rights

12/04/2016 - Bernardo Venturi - Tanzania is a good example of how conflict prevention is crucial even in countries that are considered stable. The Global Peace Index lists Tanzania as the 64th more peaceful nation in the world out of 162 considered, and among the 10 more peaceful in Africa. ...

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