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The important linkages relating to peace-building must also be addressed.
Peace-building must therefore be seen as an issue of regional dimensions.
Effective conflict prevention,peacekeeping and peace-building must, indeed, involve the United Nations system as a whole.
Peace-building must be seen as a comprehensive strategy, involving political, social, developmental and humanitarian measures.
Against this background, peacekeeping operations,preventive diplomacy and post-conflict peace-building must be further improved.
Post-conflict peace-building must be seen as more than a technical task.
New ideas to extend the role of disarmament as a tool of preventive diplomacy and peace-building must be approached with caution and circumspection.
Post-conflict peace-building must be a vital element and an integral part of conflict management.
An integrated, multidimensional approach to peacekeeping and post-conflict peace-building must be taken if a conflict is to be resolved in a durable manner.
The ongoing work of peace-building must continue alongside preventive diplomacy and now rapid reaction operations.
As for the question of women and armed conflict, while women's role in conflict prevention andsettlement had been recognized, their role in peacemaking and peace-building must be expanded.
Conflict prevention and peace-building must remain a key priority area for the United Nations.
If military action is to be avoided, and if peace-keeping operations are to be successful over the longer term,then peace-keeping- especially preventive diplomacy and peace-building- must be about economic and social responses, as well as about military activity.
For many LDCs, social stability and peace-building must be taken fully into account in addressing their needs.
Peace-building must be linked to the comprehensive development efforts of the United Nations, political, economic, social and cultural.
In this connection, the Council underlines that international efforts in peace-building must complement and not supplant the essential role of the country concerned.
Peace-building must include measures for promoting good governance, the rule of law, democratization and human rights as key components of a sustainable peace.
Meanwhile, demand for United Nations peacekeeping and peace-building must be expected to continue-- notably in Africa, but by no means only there.
Hence, peace-building must be a home-grown process in which the role of the United Nations and regional organizations is to support national endeavours.
The response to a country's needs in post-conflict peace-building must be comprehensive, encompassing all internal and external actors.
Peace-building must also, of course, enhance the capacity of a society to manage conflict; mediation between groups and factions is crucially important.
While the functioning of such arrangements and agencies in the area of preventive diplomacy,peace-keeping and peace-building must by and large be subject to the Charter, it was also necessary to be realistic.
In the short andmedium term, peace-building must include preventive diplomacy, preventive deployment and preventive disarmament.
The policy framework was established by the Security Council in its presidentialstatement of February 2001(S/PRST/2001/5), which reaffirmed that:"a comprehensive and integrated strategy in peace-building must involve all the relevant actors in this field, taking into account the unique circumstances of each conflict situation.
Many participants placed emphasis on the fact that peace-building must be a home-grown process, in which the role of the United Nations and regional organizations is to support national endeavours.
With regard to the specific recommendations contained in the report,UNDP agrees that the coordination framework for post-conflict peace-building must be overarching and coherent while also taking note of the unique aspects of each post-conflict situation.
To be truly effective, peace-building must be based on a cohesive and coordinated United Nations approach at the country and subregion levels, building on existing infrastructures and instruments.
The Security Council further reaffirms that a comprehensive andintegrated strategy in peace-building must involve all the relevant actors in this field, taking into account the unique circumstances of each conflict situation.
Arrangements for peace-building must be coherent, flexible and field-driven, mobilizing all relevant resources of the United Nations system and other international actors in support of national initiatives, and building or reorienting ongoing activities so that they contribute to peace.
At the other end of the continuum, post-conflict peace-building must involve efforts to identify and support structures which build trust and well-being among peoples.