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Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum (CPPF)
Mobilizing necessary knowledge to support UN capacity for conflict prevention, peacemaking and peacebuildingOverview
The Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum (CPPF) was established in October 2000 to strengthen the knowledge base and analytical capacity of the United Nations in conflict prevention and management, peacemaking, and peacebuilding. We support UN policymaking and operations by providing UN decision-makers rapid access to leading scholars, experts, and practitioners outside the UN system through informal consultations, off the record briefings, and commissioned research. CPPF has immediate access to senior UN decision-makers, first-hand experience with UN policy and operational planning, and an extensive network of experts who complement our staff’s expertise. CPPF benefits from an advisory board of highly respected practitioners, policymakers, and academics.
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View all →EVENT | On 2/22 at 1pm The Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum and the International Peace Institute will co-host a public event to launch their report on drugs, sustainable development, and the drive for policy coherence. RSVP ->
Sabrina Stein program manager for the Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum participated in a panel discussion during Geneva Peace Week on “Civil Society Perspectives: Obstacles and Opportunities to support the UN” on November 8.
Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum deputy director Tatiana Carayannis coauthored an article in Foreign Affairs on “Congo’s Inescapable State: The Trouble with the Local,” in response to a recent essay emphasizing the local roots of the country’s conflict
The Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum (CPPF) releases CPPF Working Papers on Models of Autonomous Rule, edited by CPPF deputy director Tatiana Carayannis
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Tatiana CarayannisDeputy Director Renata SeguraAssociate Director Sabrina SteinProgram Manager Prachi VyasProgram Assistant