PeaceCon 2023: New Research in P/CVE and Violence Prevention
Channel: United States Institute of Peace
Date: 2023-05-03

Beyond Fragile Ground: New Peacebuilding Architectures for Today and the Future

While the peacebuilding field has grown significantly over the last 20 years, an unprecedented number of global crises will pose a challenge in the years ahead. Currently, nearly a quarter of the world's population lives in environments rife with chronic instability, conflict or violence. And even before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the world was already experiencing a 30-year high in violent conflict. How the peacebuilding field chooses to evolve in the face of such complexity and uncertainty will determine its future success — and this year’s PeaceCon 2023 seeks to provide a firm foundation on which to build more effective, sustainable solutions to fragility and conflict.

On May 3, USIP, in partnership with the Alliance for Peacebuilding, kickstarted PeaceCon 2023 by bringing together senior officials, thought leaders, policymakers and practitioners from around the world to explore this year’s theme, “Beyond Fragile Ground: New Peacebuilding Architectures for Today and the Future,” as well as discuss new strategic approaches and peacebuilding frameworks to manage conflict and prevent violence.

To learn more about Days 2 and 3 of PeaceCon 2023, please visit AfP’s website. Continue the conversation on Twitter using #PeaceCon2023 and #BeyondFragileGround.

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