Examples of using Frient in English and their translations into German
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Natascha Zupan is the Coordinator of FriEnt.
What benefits do FriEnt members gain from the Working Group?
We would very much like to thank our members andinternational partners for all their hard work in putting together the FriEnt Peacebuilding Forum!
The fourth FriEnt Peacebuilding Forum was held in Berlin on 13 and 14 June.
Among other things, greater use is to be made of existing platforms such as the Working Group on Peace andDevelopment(FriEnt), and such platforms are to be expanded.
Through its advice and capacity-building, FriEnt provides practical guidance and methodological expertise.
FriEnt will support its members in feeding their own experiences into the discourses which the study has set in motion.
As a platform for networking and cooperation, FriEnt creates space in which to promote joint learning and critical reflection.
For FriEnt, they represent examples which illustrate various possibilities and constraints of peace building and non-violent conflict management.
As the final report makes clear, internationally, FriEnt is a unique model of cooperation between state and civil society organisations.
Activities FriEnt has been involved in working meetings on Nepal initiated by a number of development and human rights organisations, and assists the members with their selection and discussion of relevant themes.
The workshop was organised jointly by the Institute for Development and Peace(INEF) at the University of Duisburg-Essen,the Working Group of Peace and Development(FriEnt) and the Käte Hamburger Kolleg/Centre for Global Cooperation Research.
The way in which FriEnt has managed to facilitate the expert discussions on land rights in Cambodia is remarkable; these talks genuinely added value.”.
With regard to applied research and public policy consulting, INEF cooperates with several partners, such sef:,the Working Group on Peace and Development(FriEnt) or the German Platform for Peaceful Conflict Management.
The Working Group on Peace and Development(FriEnt) unites government organisations, civil society networks, church aid agencies and political foundations.
A significant proportion of these transfer activities takes place within the framework of institutionalized cooperation with actors active in the policy-related or policy-advisory field Development and Peace Foundation(sef:),Working Group on Peace and Development FriEnt.
Working Group on Peace and Development(FriEnt) FriEnt is an association of governmental organisations, church development agencies, civil society networks, and political foundations.
FriEnt supports informal and professional exchange on this topic between institutions engaged in development-oriented peace work and policy-makers. It undertakes analyses, stages events and offers strategic advice to its member organisations.
In the debate about the post-2015 agenda, too, which FriEnt has followed attentively in the last two years, it quickly became clear that only a comprehensive and universal approach can do justice to complex problems.
FriEnt would like to sharpen the focus on the multi-faceted nature and interdependence of the conflicts in South Caucasus, promote expert dialogue on development and peace policy approaches and strategies, and contribute to networking between the various state and civil society actors.
On 22 March, FriEnt invited the members of the editorial team to present and discuss the central arguments of the study at an expert meeting with a group of representatives from civil society and state development, environmental and peace organisations in Berlin.
