Peace-building partnership fund : findings and applied learning : กองทุนหุ้นส่วนเพื่อสร้างสันติภาพ : ข้อค้นพบและการประยุกต์ใช้การเรียนรู้ (Tailandés)

The secessionist movement in Thailand’s southernmost provinces is one of the oldest and deadliest sub-national conflicts in Southeast Asia. After more than a decade of dormancy, violence escalated in the early 2000s. The ethnic separatist insurgency has... Vea más + The secessionist movement in Thailand’s southernmost provinces is one of the oldest and deadliest sub-national conflicts in Southeast Asia. After more than a decade of dormancy, violence escalated in the early 2000s. The ethnic separatist insurgency has since claimed over 6,000 lives, injured almost 11,000 people, and continues to negatively impact the socio-economic and mental health of all residents in the area. Trust and confidence among people and institutions at all levels of society have been eroded. This note is one in a series of brief, operationally relevant pieces meant to inform a broad range of stakeholders – including government, civil society and international institutions - about the design, implementation and results of the project as partnering organizations strive to adapt and adopt the approaches piloted and inform the government’s local development efforts. Based on evidence from several sources, including project progress reports, supervision missions, the project’s database, and a qualitative evaluation conducted in late 2012, this note presents an overview of emerging findings and lessons learned from the first phase of the project’s Peace-Building Partnership Fund grant component, and their influence on the follow-on Expanding Community Approaches in Conflict Situations (ECACS) project currently being implemented.  Ver menos -

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