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Violent conflicts affect many countries in the south and prevent
long term sustainable development. In 2005, there were 98
violent conflicts worldwide - most of them civil conflicts. Up
to one million people lose their lives every year as a result of
war. Starvation, expulsion, social instability and economic
decline are the long term consequences. Therefore, crisis prevention and peace building are
increasingly important challenges for all areas of international
cooperation. More and more, development and peace organisations
commit themselves to play an active role in preventing violent
conflicts and in promoting peace against a backdrop of violence.
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The Working Group on Development and Peace (FriEnt) is an
association of eight German governmental and non-governmental organisations, with the main objective to promote peace building
in all areas of development cooperation. To this end, FriEnt's
core activities include fostering joint learning, capacity
building, advice and supporting networking and co-operation of
its members.
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New Horizons
International Conference 2010
Papers, Podcast, Interviews
FriEnt | 2010 |
Contested urban land:
Approaching land management and land-based conflicts in Somaliland
Stockbrügger, Jan (Ed.)
| INEF, Academy for Peace and Development | 2010
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Sudan – No easy ways ahead
Democracy Volume 18
HBS | 2010
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The Transformation of Palestine
Conference and Dossier
HBS | 2010
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Dealing with Conflicts – Changing Perspectives
Learning from the Experiences of Local Players in Conflict Situations
EED | 2010
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Islamic movements in Lebanon
FES | 2009
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Walking the Line
Strategic Approaches to Peacebuilding in Lebanon
M. Kraft, M. Al-Mazri, H. Wimmen, N. Zupan
| FriEnt | 2008
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Engaging with Victims and Perpetrators in Transitional Justice and Peace Building Processes
Dokumentation des Internationalen Workshops, 12. - 13. Februar 2008
FriEnt | 2008
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Conflits violents au Tchad
Causes, acteurs et pistes d’actions
Volker Gerdesmeier
| FriEnt, Misereor | 2008
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