Can a United African Voice Strengthen Effective Global Peacebuilding?
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Author: Daniel Forti / Priyal Singh
Publisher: Global Observatory at International Peace Institute (IPI)
Topics: Peacebuilding, post-conflict rehabilitation and reconstruction
Year of publication: 2020
Link: https://theglobalobservatory.org/2020/11/can-united-african-voice-strengthen-effective-global-peacebuilding/
Resume: Despite positive momentum to ensure greater coherence and effectiveness in United Nations peacebuilding, longstanding political crises, transnational threats, and the interference of external political actors continue to impede tangible progress on-the-ground. The need to refine a coherent global peacebuilding system has been continuously worked on since the establishment of the UN’s Peacebuilding Architecture (PBA) in 2005, which has been subject to major institutional and policy-level reviews every five years. The third, ongoing, review of the PBA follows from the landmark 2016 sustaining peace resolutions and is expected to conclude by the end of 2020.
Author: Daniel Forti / Priyal Singh
Publisher: Global Observatory at International Peace Institute (IPI)
Topics: Peacebuilding, post-conflict rehabilitation and reconstruction
Year of publication: 2020
Link: https://theglobalobservatory.org/2020/11/can-united-african-voice-strengthen-effective-global-peacebuilding/
Resume: Despite positive momentum to ensure greater coherence and effectiveness in United Nations peacebuilding, longstanding political crises, transnational threats, and the interference of external political actors continue to impede tangible progress on-the-ground. The need to refine a coherent global peacebuilding system has been continuously worked on since the establishment of the UN’s Peacebuilding Architecture (PBA) in 2005, which has been subject to major institutional and policy-level reviews every five years. The third, ongoing, review of the PBA follows from the landmark 2016 sustaining peace resolutions and is expected to conclude by the end of 2020.
