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Construire la paix de l’intérieur Phase II : Soutenir la médiation interne pour la transformation durable des conflitsNotes d’orientation

L’objectif de ces brèves notes d’orientation est d’informer les institutions nationales, régionales et internationales sur des sujets clés liés à la médiation interne et d’éclairer l’élaboration de politiques plus holistiques et plus favorables aux médiateurs internes. Bien que les femmes soient toujours confrontées à des obstacles culturels, logistiques et sécuritaires lors de leur participation aux médiations locales, elles sont en mesure de jouer un rôle essentiel et unique dans la médiation des conflits familiaux, fonciers, socio-économiques et environnementaux, contribuant ainsi à un taux élevé de réussite des accords de médiation. La valeur de la création et du soutien de réseaux (informels) de médiateurs internes est essentielle dans des milieux qui n’accueillent pas toujours favorablement les interventions de la société civile et où des réseaux plus souples et plus agiles peuvent servir de mécanismes d’alerte et de réponse précoces, augmentant ainsi les chances de parvenir à une paix durable et transformatrice.

  • Year 2024
  • Author(s) Marine Jacob, Claudia Maffettone, Stephanie Sarta, Nura Detweiler, Victoria Cochrane
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Khaled Urfa

Finance Manager, Finance

  • Berghof People
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Line Winterhoff

Advisor, Monitoring and Evaluation team

  • Berghof People
Herds of sheep graze across cracked, dry land in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Building community resilience on climate and security risks in Iraq

This project fosters local capacity, addresses climate-induced mobility, and promotes collaboration to tackle environmental and security challenges in the Kurdistan Region and Federal Iraq.

  • Current Project
A former canal has dried up, in Diwaniya, Iraq.

Supporting state-citizen dialogue for resilient communities in Anbar, Iraq

This project strengthens climate resilience in Anbar, Iraq, by fostering dialogue, improving climate adaptation, and integrating conflict sensitivity to address climate and conflict challenges.

  • Current Project
An official plants Mangrov trees against drought caused by climate change and in Basr.

Strengthening enhanced climate and community resilience in Iraq

This project builds climate resilience in Iraq by combining community solutions, sustainable infrastructure, and conflict-sensitive strategies to tackle climate security risks.

  • Current Project
October 8, 2022, Manila, Philippines: Militant protesters hold placards with a message ''Defend Press Freedom'' and ''Resist against Disinformation'' during the demonstration. Militant groups staged a protest in Manila in connection with Ferdinand Marcos Jr. 100 days in power as Philippine President.

Video: Countering disinformation and social divisionLaunch event of our latest report

Watch the recording of our online launch event with the Platform Peaceful Conflict Transformation where we discussed how peacebuilding can tackle disinformation.

  • event 30 Jan 2025
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Pablo Agüera Reneses

Project Manager, Executive Office

  • Berghof People
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Chris Coulter appointed Acting Executive Director of the Berghof Foundation

Chris Coulter appointed as Acting Executive Director. Andrew Gilmour is stepping down after five successful years of service.

  • press release 24 Jan 2025
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Peacebuilding and disinformationTaking stock and planning ahead

Disinformation is a global challenge that undermines trust within societies and, ultimately, peace. This study investigates how peacebuilders can help combat disinformation by using their expertise in conflict analysis, mediation, and dialogue. It also explores the role of technology in spreading disinformation and identifies opportunities for peacebuilders to intervene. The study emphasises the need for them to focus on addressing the root causes of both disinformation and conflict, rather than simply responding to their symptoms. It advocates for incorporating cognitive science into peacebuilding efforts and for adopting a more interdisciplinary approach to tackle these complex issues.

  • Year 2025
  • Author(s) Grace Connors, Emma Baumhofer
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