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New FriEnt Website: Peace and development at a glance

The Working Group on Peace and Development (FriEnt) has completely revamped its website. With a clear thematic structure, simplified navigation and a modern, accessible design, the network’s work is now even more visible and easier to explore – for experts and anyone interested in peace and development alike. As before, the website is available in both German and English.
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“Non-repetition” means understanding the ongoing legacies

The inequality of land ownership in Kenya created the conditions for the Mau Mau uprising
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Environmental Peacebuilding

The case for human rights and conflict-sensitive approaches to business activities
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On the meaning of non repetition

Confronting the legacies of the past
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The Climate, Security & Peace Nexus

A perspective and evidence from Kenya
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Security needs peace policy

Online-Veranstaltung mit Diskussion zur Nationalen Sicherheitsstrategie am 11. Mai 2022
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Landrechte sichern, um Frieden zu fördern

Zehn Jahre UN Landleitlinien. Ein guter Grund zum Feiern und Weitermachen
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Neu im FriEnt Team

Nina Strumpf vertritt die Plattform Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung und die Berghof Stiftung im FriEnt Team
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FriEnt wird gebraucht wie selten zuvor

Drei Fragen an den neuen Leiter des FriEnt-Teams Thomas Kuller
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Sustaining peace and sustained headwinds:

The UN’s climate, peace and security agenda in a difficult environment
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Ukraine-Krieg: Perspektiven aus dem Kaukasus

Interview Julia Kharashvili, Vorsitzende der IDP-Women Association Consent aus Tiflis (Georgien), und Vardan Hambardzumyan, General-Sekretär des YMCA Europe aus Eriwan (Armenien)
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