Peacebuilding thinking and practice have evolved significantly over the past decade.
The business case for the effectiveness of peacebuilding has been established. Successful
interventions underscore the importance of peacebuilding initiatives, as do the high-profile
failures that occur when peacebuilding is absent, fragmented or insufficient. With
the emergence of new approaches to peacebuilding led by the United Nations Peacebuilding
Architecture Review, this paper examines the state of peacebuilding operations and
finance in fragile contexts and, building on established trends and debates, identifies
four areas that could be critical for driving progress on peacebuilding over the next
decade. The paper is one of ten working papers supporting States of Fragility 2020.
Together with the papers entitled "Diplomacy and peace in fragile contexts", "Conflict
prevention in fragile contexts", and "Security actors in fragile contexts", It provides
a comprehensive background to Chapter 2 on peace in States of Fragility 2020.
Published on October 09, 2020
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