Tools and Strategies for Sustaining Peace course is a module of the REACT program, a five-week training course focused on peacebuilding and conflict prevention.
In a world of proliferating conflicts, sustaining peace has become a complex taskwhich demands a comprehensive approach including the political process, safety and security, rule of law and human rights, social services, core government functions and economic revitalization.
This five-day course will focus on exploring activities related to the political and safety and security processes (including elections, inclusive dialogue, reconciliation, conflict management capacity at national and subnational levels, mine action, disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration and security sector reform). It will also explore the roles played by different international and regional organisations such as NATO, OSCE, and AU.
Acknowledging that conflicts are not a linear process, the participants will learn the role of humanitarian, development and peacebuilding actors in conducting activities with a triple nexus approach before, during and after conflict. Participants will also become familiarised with UN policies for sustaining peace (e.g. Our Common Agenda; Action for Peacekeeping; etc.).
Learn more about Module III here.
OBJECTIVE AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Explore the relevance of the political and safety and security processes for sustaining peace
- Understand the role of different international and regional organisations in sustaining peace
- Get familiarised with the UN politics for sustaining peace (Our Common Agenda, Action for Peacekeeping, etc.)
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
- Folke Bernadotte Academy
- European Union External Action
- United Nations Peacekeeping
How to Apply:
For more information and how to apply, see the information below or contact us at: iucpm@helsinkiespana.org.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- University degree or equivalent professional training
- Fluency in English: B2+
- Strong interest in international affairs
To enroll in the course, please send us a copy of the following documents:
- Registration Form (available here)
- Resume/CV
- Recent digital photo, passport size
All application documents should be sent to: iucpm@helsinkiespana.org