Past events

This report discusses the strategies that national elites employ in order to influence political change during peace processes and political transitions.

The Civil Society & Inclusive Peace consultations form part of IPTI’s Impact Local Peace project, which convenes reflections around civil society roles and impact in peacebuilding. The consultations feed into discussion materials highlighting key issues and considerations arising from research as well as practice.

This event will bring together leaders working to promote peace for a timely discussion exploring good practices on modalities and strategies to secure women’s meaningful participation in peace processes in the MENA region

Join us on Nov. 6th for the Geneva Peace Week to explore how inclusion can work effectively in practice! The session will draw on experiences of local actors and practitioners to illuminate progress towards designing and implementing inclusive approaches

This expert workshop will be an interactive reflection on the “nuts and bolts” of getting to collective peacebuilding impact as part of the Geneva Peace Week 2018. Join us on Nov. 6th and register today!

Focusing on the role of regional inter-governmental organizations (RIGOs) in peacebuilding and conflict prevention, this session aims to bring together examples from around the world as part of the Geneva Peace Week 2018

IPTI organized a simulation of peace negotiations for 24 students as part of "Bâtisseurs de la paix"

This executive breakfast explored International Geneva’s specific added value in implementing and operationalizing the sustaining peace agenda

Dr. Thania Paffenholz took part in a discussion on women's participation in peacebuilding and conflict prevention, organized by GPPAC and the Knowledge Platform Security and Rule of Law.

This panel, moderated by IPTI Deputy Director and organized by the Junior Diplomat Initiative as part of the 2018 Youth Dialogue, explored how diplomacy has evolved from a primarily state-led effort to an increasingly inclusive network of diverse actors

This workshop simulated the process design for a National Dialogue to better understand the factors and circumstances that govern whether they reach sustainable outcomes. 

A public discussion and "fishbowl" event on 9 April in Geneva co-organized by IPTI, DCAF and the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform, in collaboration with UNDPA, UNDP, and the World Bank Group.

Suzanne van Hooff, Thania Paffenholz, and Pauline Eluère took part in a conference bringing together various regional networks of women mediators

Eckhard Volkmann, Deputy director of IPTI, participated in the Global Festival of Action for Sustainable Development by having a voice at the pannel "Why inclusivity matters?"

Dana Landau and Suzanne van Hooff gave a training session on Legitimacy & Inclusivity for the GCSP's Leadership in International Security Course.