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IPDTC-PATRIR and ENGI are currently inviting expert professionals, policy makers and practitioners working in peacebuilding, expert mediators and parties to mediation and negotiation processes, diplomats, IGO, INGO and NGO staff and leading experts and practitioners in the field and from UN agencies, EU missions and governments to apply for the two of its Executive Leadership Programmes:

1. Making Peace Processes Work: Advanced Mediation and Peacemaking in Complex, Challenging and Intractable Conflicts (1-3 October 2012, London, UK)

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2. Making Prevention Work: Improving Operational and Strategic Effectiveness in the Prevention of War, State Collapse and Armed Violence (4-6 October 2012, London, UK)

Making Peace Processes Work: Advanced Mediation & Peacemaking in Complex, Challenging and Intractable Conflicts is a unique three-day Executive Leadership Programme (ELP) designed for governments, UN agencies and missions, and national and international organisations working with mediation, negotiations, dialogue processes (from community to national and inter-party levels), peacemaking, and peace processes. The programme is intended for expert mediators and parties to mediation and negotiation processes seeking to identify measures to strengthen and improve their processes.

Facilitated by an expert practitioner, the programme will assist those involved in mediation and peacemaking efforts – before, during or post-war – to address key challenges and explore practical ways of improving the quality and results of their mediation and peacemaking processes.

DEADLINE for APPLICATIONS:

August 31^th for Applicants WHO NEED an UK Visa and

September 16^st for Applicants who DO NOT NEED an UK Visa

Full fee: GBP 349

Discount category I: Early payment discount/multiple participants/ two courses together: 10% (GBP 315)

Making Prevention Work: Improving Operational and Strategic Effectiveness in the Prevention of War, State Collapse and Armed Violence

This three-day intensive program has been designed for policy makers, diplomats, IGO, INGO and NGO staff and leading experts and practitioners in the field to provide an operational and global overview of  key lessons learned / identified for effective prevention of war and armed violence.

Concrete case-studies and examples will be used to illustrate lessons-learned and experiences in the field. Systems, tools and methodologies for conflict intelligence, early warning, preparedness and prevention will be presented and reviewed, identifying strengths and benefits as well as shortcomings and challenges, and how these can be used by governments, national and international agencies, NGOs, and local communities to better identify conflicts and escalating conflict situations and crisis, and prevent the outbreak of armed conflict.

DEADLINE for APPLICATIONS:

September 3^rd for Applicants WHO NEED an UK Visa and

September 21^st for Applicants who DO NOT NEED an UK Visa

Full fee: GBP 349

Discount category I: Early payment discount/multiple participants/ two courses together: 10% (GBP 315)

IPDTC programmes have been ranked by participants and their agencies as amongst the most professional, intensive and high quality in their field (for reviews by past participants please see click here). The programme is thorough, rigorous and dynamic, drawing upon key lessons in the field and providing experienced practitioners and experts with practical skills, knowledge and capabilities to directly improve their and their organisations capacities for peacebuilding, prevention and post-war recovery.

For more information please write at training@patrir.ro or visit www.patrir.ro/training