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© UN Photo/A Burridge
People in Bunia respond to the arrival of peacekeepers.
© Thierry Vilmus
© UN Photo/Evan Schneider
UN assists elections in Burundi.
© Camilo Rueda López
"No more abductions, no more terrorism, no more deaths."
© UN Photo/Evan Schneider
Secretary-General Kofi Annan (centre), Rauf Denktash (left), Turkish Cypriot Leader, and Tassos Papadopoulos (right), Greek Cypriot Leader.
© Transitions
In downtown San Salvador, thousands of Salvadorans celebrated the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords.
Eritrean women dance and throw popcorn in celebration of the supervised referendum, held in 1993.
© Andrea Thalari
Fiji, 2011, Youth Volunteers taking the message of peace to the streets.
© UN Photo/Justyna Melnikiewicz
Patrol officers for United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia stop by various houses to interview locals in the Gagida village in Abkhazia region (2004).
© Cara Snyder
Thousands filled the main plaza of Guatemala City on Dec. 29, 1996 to celebrate the signing of a peace accord.
© Hans Dahle
© Ben Scicluna
Hebron H2 Area
© Commonwealth Secretariat via Flickr
© UNMIL Photo/Staton Winter
Liberia commemorates the 2003 Peace Agreement that ended the civil war.
© UN Photo/Harandane Dicko
© UN Photo/Marco Dormino
Aerial view of the area surrounding Anefis and Kidal, northern Mali.
© Adam Jones
Indigenous Women outside Church San Cristobal de las Casas - Chiapas - Mexico
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© Peace and Nonviolence Ireland/INNATE
© Stéphane Gaudin
Members of the MILF stand guard inside the guerrilla base during the central committee hearing in the southern island of Mindanao March 11, 2008.
© Nick Turner/UNDP
The flags of Peit, Papua New Guinea and the Autonomous Region of Bougainville
© UN Peacebuilding Fund
"Supporting peaceful and inclusive transition in Solomon Islands" project launch, 2016.
© UN Photo/Milton Grant
May 1993, a building damaged during Somalia’s civil war.
© UN Photo/Tobin Jones
© AMISOM Public Information
© Paul Hetherington
© UN Photo/Chris Sattlberger
Pretoria, 1994: Crowds listening to the speech of President Nelson Mandela.
© Vikalpa/Groundviews/Maatram/CPA
Protest organized by NGO’s, in front of Colombo railway station, July 17, 2014.
© Albert Gonzalez Farran/UNAMID
Local community in El Srief area (North Darfur), welcome the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration outreach activity.
© Photolure
Armenia’s Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian and Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu signed the protocols in Switzerland on Oct. 10, 2010.
© Julia Buzaud
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This map presents basic information on over 30 peace and transition processes that feature in IPTI’s collection of in-depth case studies on inclusive peace processes. It can be filtered according to process type (peace-making, constitution-making, or political reform); actors included (government, military, non-state armed groups, political parties, civil society, women’s groups, business actors, international actors, regional actors); inclusion modality (direct representation at the negotiation table, observer status, consultations, inclusive commissions, high-level problem-solving workshops, public-decision-making, mass action); and outcome (agreement reached and implemented, agreement reached and partially implemented, agreement reached but not implemented, agreement not reached). Choosing multiple options in one filter will result in any process with at least one of those options. This map will continue to develop, so please contact us with feedback.