Event: Making Inclusion Work for Peace

Geneva Peace Week

Inclusion is an essential but often elusive goal in peace and political dialogue processes. Progress towards realizing effective inclusion often falls short of normative aspirations; inclusive arrangements can be underemphasized, or poorly designed and implemented.
This session will explore how inclusion can work effectively in practice. It will draw on experiences of local actors and practitioners to illuminate progress towards designing and implementing inclusive approaches. The session will highlight what has worked well, and what can be done differently, prioritizing inclusion of women, youth and civil society, and new methods to design inclusive approaches. The session will feature the sharing of experiences by panellists involved in different processes.

This event is sponsored by the Permanent Mission of the Principality of Liechtenstein to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva. This event is part of Geneva Peaceweek 2018 - Building Peace in a Turbulent World. Geneva Peace Week is a collective action initiative facilitated by the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, and the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform in collaboration with the Swiss Confederation. Please register in order to participate in this event.

Panelists:

• Caroline Nyaga, Project Officer, Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) Africa Regional Office
• Ali Altiok, Independent Researcher on Youth and Peacebuilding
• Gerard Mc Hugh, Founder and President, Conflict Dynamics International

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