QUNO New York newsletter from September 2011.
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In & Around the UN, Sep 2011 196.65 KB A joint statement of the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), and the Quaker United Nations Office(QUNO) in New York on the Palestinian quest for statehood recognition at the United Nations in September 2011. Includes recommendations for the Obama Administration and U.S. Congress.
Palestinian UN Bid Statement 42.81 KB QUNO Geneva newsletter for February 2011 to June 2011. Featured stories
Geneva Reporter, Feb 2011 - June 2011 366.57 KB A joint statement by QUNO and the Genocide Prevention Program of the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution of George Mason University on the Occasion of the Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Role of Regional and Sub-regional Arrangements in Implementing the Responsibility to Protect (R2P).
QUNO New York newsletter from June 2011.
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In & Around the UN, Jun 2011 295.77 KB Paths Toward Peace - Best Practices in VIolence Reduction and Development in South and Southeast Asia, Comunidad Segura Good Practices Magazine, Year III, number 7.
Brings stories from Asia as sources of inspiration and reflection on armed violence prevention, conflict resolution, post conflict reconstruction and promoting livelihoods and development in the region. It features best practices from Civil Society Organisations that participated in the “Regional Seminar on Armed Violence and Development in South and Southeast Asia” held in Kathmandu, Nepal, March 2011.
Comunidad Segura “Good Practices” magazine aims to serve as a source of information on grassroots initiatives that can help to inform advocacy campaigns and national and international public policy and programming.
Remarks given by QUNO New York Director Andrew Tomlinson at the "Workshop for Incoming Members of the UN Peacebuilding Commission (PBC)."
The workshop was co-hosted by the International Peace Institute and QUNO New York in collaboration with the UN Peacebuilding Support Office. Workshop topics included:
PBC Workshop Presentation 147.14 KB QUNO Geneva's newsletter for November 2010 to January 2011. Featured stories:
Geneva Reporter, Nov 2010 - Jan 2011 833.77 KB PeaceBuilding from the Ground Up - preventing and reducing armed violence, Comunidad Segura Good Practices Magazine, Year II, Number 4.
Brings stories from East Africa as sources of inspiration and reflection on armed violence and development. It features good practices from the civil society participants in the 2009 seminar “Creating a Community of Practice on Armed Violence and Development (AV&D) in East Africa” that took place in Nairobi in November 2010. This seminar gathered civil society practitioners directly involved in the design and implementation of AV&D work. The aim was to highlight evidence of good practice in AV&D programming.
Comunidad Segura “Good Practices” magazine aims to serve as a source of information on grassroots initiatives that can help to inform advocacy campaigns and national and international public policy and programming.
QUNO Geneva's newsletter for July to October 2010. Featured stories:
GR201010.pdf 336.01 KB QUNO Geneva's newsletter for February to June 2010. Featured stories:
QUNO New York newsletter from June 2010.
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In & Around the UN, Jun 2010 349.68 KB Presented by QUNO New York Director Andrew Tomlinson at the EU-ISS seminar entitled “Peacebuilding and the Security-Development Nexus,” with a particular focus on the United Nations Peacebuilding Architecture including the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC).
A draft of this paper, "Towards Defining the Comparative Advantage of the PBC," was presented by QUNO New York Director Andrew Tomlinson at a roundtable discussion at the International Peace Institute entitled “Reviewing the PBC: Perspectives from Civil Society."
Remarks on the UN PBC 232.89 KB QUNO Geneva's newsletter for November to January 2010. Featured stories:
This paper aims to demonstrate that peacebuilding initiatives can be led by local rather than international players and that this approach can work successfully on a large scale. The paper summarises four peacebuilding initiatives, all more or less locally led, which have operated on a large scale, and which have had real impact in ending violent conflict. It sets out steps that could be taken to move from current practice, in which local capacity for peacebuilding is viewed as marginal, to one where it is regarded as a central element of any strategy for managing conflict.
QUNO Geneva's newsletter for August to October 2009. Featured stories:
Geneva Reporter, Aug 2009 - Oct 2009 233.97 KB QUNO New York newsletter from September 2009.
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In & Around the UN, Sep 2009 590.36 KB Geneva is a major global centre of peacebuilding expertise, and the Geneva peacebuilding sector is very large and diverse in terms of number of organisations, number of staff, geographical coverage, and size of budgets. Geneva thus has a critical contribution to make in the international field of peacebuilding.
With the creation of the United Nations (UN) Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) in 2005, a group of institutions working on peacebuilding undertook to explore how their constituencies could add value to the new international peacebuilding architecture, through a series of consultations and public discussions. This two-year dialogue led to a mapping of the Geneva peacebuilding landscape, the outcomes of which are presented in this publication.
QUNO Geneva's newsletter for February to April 2009. Featured stories:
Geneva Reporter, Feb 2009 - April 2009 875.86 KB 
