Inclusive change is a process that requires a constant review of risks, trade-offs, opportunities and benefits of including different groups’ agendas at different stages in the transition to peace. The session will examine several positive peace trends in countries that have experienced some of the largest improvements or deteriorations in peace and how inclusivity played a role. UNESCO and the Institute for Economics and Peace have joined forces to create a global corpus of data measuring the presence and efficacy of the different dimensions of the ‘enabling environment’ for dialogue to become a more effective standard and instrument for peacebuilding in the future. It will end with more programmatic country level insights from the dialogue programs run by Interpeace.

There are three steps to register for this event:

1. Please reserve your ticket here on Eventbrite.

2. If you do not have a current UNOG grounds pass, you need to make an account at INDICO here.

3. Finally, you then apply for the badge to the Palais des Nations here. This will give you access to the UNOG grounds for the period of the event.

If you would like to contact the organiser of the event, please contact Marcel Smits: msmits@economicsandpeace.org