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Policy Papers - July 15, 2009

Peacebuilding: IPI Blue Paper no. 10

This publication is part of the Blue Paper Series [read more about this publication series]

Jenna Slotin, Lead Rapporteur

 

 

Peacebuilding involves implementing a range of reconstruction and reform efforts in some of the most fragile, fluid, and unpredictable environments. This report outlines concrete steps to ensure that decision makers have the necessary tools, resources, and political support to navigate this difficult terrain and forge a coherent support strategy for countries emerging from war.

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