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Financing Loss and Damage at Scale: Toward a Mosaic Approach

The historic decision on loss and damage (L&D) at the 2022 UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) calls for a new fund and funding arrangements focused on addressing L&D. It also tasks a Transitional Committee to prepare recommendations on the new…
Thirty Years of Peacekeeping Radio: Lessons for UN Media in a Changing Information Environment

For more than three decades, radio stations have been an integral part of several UN peace operations, with UN radio stations currently active in the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mali, and South Sudan. These radio stations…
Research, Policy Implications, and Local Perspectives of Forced Marriage in Armed Conflict

Forced marriage is a distinct form of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) used strategically by armed groups. Although recent rulings at the International Criminal Court (ICC), such as the case of The Prosecutor v. Dominic Ongwen, have built precedent…
Forced Marriage by Non-state Armed Groups: Frequency, Forms, and Impact

Many non-state armed groups use forced marriage during armed conflict. This practice has been documented across all geographic regions, in every decade since the 1940s, and across armed groups with many different ideologies. Yet while policymakers,…
Legal Avenues to Fight Climate Change

The recent Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh made progress in some areas, but not nearly enough to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. The world is still off-track to avert the most dangerous consequences of global warming. The latest…

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Panel Discussions 03-13-2023

Women’s Agency in Post-Conflict Reconciliation in Colombia, Sri Lanka, and Uganda

IPI together with the Gender, Justice and Security Hub cohosted a discussion on March 13th on the topic of Women’s Agency in Post-Conflict Reconciliation in Colombia, Sri Lanka, and Uganda.Women in Colombia, Sri Lanka, and Uganda have figured prominently among the victims of war. They also face complex challenges in overcoming the legacies of war, […]
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Women‚ Peace and Security
Meeting Notes 03-09-2023

Prioritizing and Sequencing of Security Council Mandates in 2023: The Case of UNAMA

The UN Security Council is expected to renew the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in March 2023. The upcoming mandate renewal negotiations will unfold amid a worsening economic and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Security Council members remain divided over what the appropriate level of political engagement between the UN and […]
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Peacekeeping, UN System
Panel Discussions 03-07-2023

Using Innovation and Technology to Advance Gender Equality

In cooperation with the Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the UN and the International Gender Champions Network, IPI cohosted a policy forum on March 7th on the topic of “Using Innovation and Technology to Advance Gender Equality.”The objective of this event was to learn from examples of innovative and technological approaches to improve gender equality […]
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Technology, Women‚ Peace and Security
03-02-2023

Mohamed Taha Contributes Painting to IPI MENA’s Culture for Peace Initiative

Bahraini painter Mohamed Taha offered his painting decrying the sufferings of millions of humans from hunger and poverty in support and encouragement to IPI, the multilateral system, and the international community’s efforts towards peace and sustainable development, a prerequisite to curbing hunger and poverty worldwide.IPI MENA Senior Director expressed gratitude to painter Taha for engaging […]
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Financing Loss and Damage at Scale: Toward a Mosaic Approach

Thirty Years of Peacekeeping Radio: Lessons for UN Media in a Changing Information Environment

Research, Policy Implications, and Local Perspectives of Forced Marriage in Armed Conflict

Forced Marriage by Non-state Armed Groups: Frequency, Forms, and Impact

Legal Avenues to Fight Climate Change

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Women’s Agency in Post-Conflict Reconciliation in Colombia, Sri Lanka, and Uganda

Prioritizing and Sequencing of Security Council Mandates in 2023: The Case of UNAMA

Using Innovation and Technology to Advance Gender Equality

Mohamed Taha Contributes Painting to IPI MENA’s Culture for Peace Initiative

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China’s Small Steps into UN Peacekeeping Are Adding Up

As UN Missions Draw Down, Strengthening Community-Led Approaches to Protection of Civilians

Human Survival Depends on Biodiversity: Interview with Brad Cardinale

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