Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has brought about a turning point in German security policy. Does this also apply to the approaches of civilian crisis prevention and peacebuilding, the effectiveness of which is crucial for the course of crises worldwide?
In the light of an increasing number of parallel global crises, the Berlin Peace Dialogue 2023 will be addressing the question of what the “Zeitenwende” means for the future of civilian crisis prevention in Germany and internationally. This year’s conference will offer insightful testimonies and perspectives from academia, politics and practical peace work.
The conference language is English (with simultaneous translation into German).
The programme are available on the website of the Advisory Board to the Federal Government Civilian Crisis Prevention and Peace Building.
The Advisory Board to the Federal Government for Civilian Crisis Prevention and Peacebuilding brings together civil society and academic expertise. As an advisory body, the Board supports the German Government in crisis prevention and peacebuilding. It consists of twenty members with expertise from the fields of international cooperation, academia, foundations and non-governmental organizations. The members are appointed for four years.
Since October 2020, the coordination position of the advisory board has been located at ifa.
For more information on the Advisory Board, its members, topics and publications, please visit the website.
