This document in the 'Peacebuilding How?' series discusses the ethics of peace practice and the peacebuilding industry. It asks the question "Are we doing it right - and are we doing the right thing?" and by doing so sheds a critical light upon peace ethics.

This document in the 'Peacebuilding How?' series summarizes a number of broad critiques on contemporary peacebuilding. The document looks at peacebuilding at a generalized level and therefore does not constitute a critique of every individual peacebuilding effort.

This report provides a summary of the discussions that took place at a joint workshop co-hosted by Interpeace and the Peacebuilding and Stabilization Unit of the Government of the Netherlands on peacemaking, peacebuiling and development on 8 June 2010 in Geneva, Switzerland.

‘Participatory diagnosis’ is a deliberate effort to seek out the views of people on what is going well and what is not going well, what might be major problems and stumbling blocks for the medium-term future, but also what are things that bind people together and provide common ground. Participatory Action Research is inspired by […]

This report on transitional justice in Burundi presents the findings of consultations that have been conducted in 2009. The report focuses on concrete recommendations on how to handle the past in order to contribute to the promotion of peace and reconciliation in Burundi.

This report on elections in Burundi focuses on one of the priority areas identified in the National Group meeting. The report advises political parties to refocus their actions on programmes and projects for the benefit of the whole society.