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Conflux Center is happy to announce the return to in vivo courses, with the “Gender Mainstreaming in Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution: Cases and Insights from the United Nations” course, taking place in Belgrade from 21st to 25th August.
More information about the course can be found here.
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“Local & Intercommunal Conflict Resolution & Mediation” Virtual Training Course
The aim of the course is to train civil affairs, political affairs and other officers serving in peacekeeping operations, political and peacebuilding missions by enhancing their specific knowledge and skills, […]
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The objective of the course is to expand specific knowledge on gender related issues with the view to applying gender perspective in mediation processes, to deepen understanding of the role […]
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The mission of Conflux Center is to promote international cooperation, intercultural dialogue and mediation as essential tools in addressing challenges and threats to world peace and security.
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