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Making Global Policy Effective in Supporting Women's Impactful Participation in Peace Processes: Learnings from Kyrgyzstan, Uganda, and Palestine
Join this side event hosted on the margins of the 2024 Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Open Debate at the United Nations Security Council which amplifies the voices and experiences of local women peacebuilders, offering invaluable insights to shape global policy in a way that is both realistic and directly responsive to the communities it seeks to serve.
With the upcoming 2025 Peacebuilding Architecture Review (2025 PBAR), the 25th Anniversary of the WPS Agenda, and the follow-up to the Pact for the Future on the horizon, now is a critical moment to ensure that global frameworks reflect the needs and realities of grassroots peacebuilders.
Panel Discussion: Voices from Central Asia, Uganda, and Palestine
The engaging panel discussion will feature expert voices from Central Asia, Uganda, and Palestine, as we highlight the vital contributions of local women peacebuilders to peace processes in these regions.
The discussion will centre around the following questions:
- How do women peacebuilders’ work impact peace processes? What are the entry points and strategies for maximising the impact (based on women’s needs)? What strategies are the most effective to improve the impact of women's action?
- How are women peacebuilders currently supported in realising their full potential in peace processes? What action has taken place?
- What concrete actions should diverse peacebuilding stakeholders undertake to support women's integral role in peace processes? What type of support do local women peacebuilders need? How can the 2025 PBAR, the 2025 Anniversary of the WPS Agenda and the follow-up from the Pact for the Future help?
Event Details:
Location: Quaker House, 247 East 48th Street, New York
RSVP: Please confirm your attendance by emailing un.office@gppac.net
Questions: For more information, contact Maja Vitas Majstorovic at m.vitas@gppac.net
Refreshments: A light breakfast will be served.
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Empowering Youth for a Peaceful Future: Advancing the Youth, Peace, and Security (YPS) Agenda at the Summit of the Future
In a period marked by increased global instability, driven by militarised conflicts, socio-economic disruptions, and devastating impacts of climate...
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Unlocking the Potential for Sustainable Peace in the Ferghana Valley: Key Role of Women in Conflict Resolution
This policy brief highlights the essential role of women in peacebuilding and conflict resolution in the Ferghana Valley, a region spanning Kyrgyzstan...
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Supporting Women’s Impactful Participation in Peace Processes: Learnings from Kyrgyzstan, Uganda, and Palestine
Women’s participation in peace processes is essential for achieving inclusive and sustainable peace, yet remains significantly low despite global...
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Utilising Artificial intelligence (AI) and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for Conflict Prevention
Although Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region has been free from inter-state armed conflicts for the past two decades, violence, coups, human...
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Lessons Learned and Strategic Operationalisation of Peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace in Latin America and the Caribbean
The expert-level consultation for the 2025 Review of the United Nations Peacebuilding Architecture (2025 PBAR) held on the 18th of October 2024...
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Unlocking the Potential for Sustainable Peace in the Ferghana Valley: Strengthening Women’s Roles in Peacebuilding Across Kyrgyzstan
This country report spotlights women's essential contributions to peacebuilding and conflict recovery in Kyrgyzstan's Ferghana Valley border...
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Unlocking the Potential for Sustainable Peace in the Ferghana Valley: Advancing Women's Role in Peace and Stability in Tajikistan
This country report highlights women's vital contributions to peacebuilding and conflict recovery in Tajikistan, particularly during the recent 2022...
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Unlocking the Potential for Sustainable Peace in the Ferghana Valley: Women’s Crucial Role in Peace and Conflict Recovery Efforts in Uzbekistan
This country report sheds light on the essential role of women in peacebuilding and conflict recovery in Uzbekistan’s Ferghana Valley. Between 1991...