Policy Fora
Georgian and Abkhaz perspectives on conflict resolution and human security: a joint research initiative to build confidence
Tuesday, Mar 31 2009
Brussels, 31 March 2009. Co-financed by the European CommissionThe aim of the exercise was to explore and raise the main issues currently faced by local populations in the conflict area around Georgia and Abkhazia: the interaction between both communities as well as with international actors deployed on the ground.This meeting marked the conclusion of a project that sought to increase the understanding of joint interests, which the neighbouring Georgian and Abkhaz communities have in the spheres of human rights, security and regional development.This meeting marked the conclusion of a project Read more...
Policy Fora
Multi-track dialogue on the human and economic dimensions of the Georgian- Abkhazian conflict
Wednesday, Mar 25 2009
CITpax has organised a number of meetings and discussions that are backed and funded by the European Union, aimed at building trust between Georgia and Abkhazia. These support meetings focus on the objective study of transversal technical issues grouped into four fields (human security, energy, regional economic development and the protection of the displaced persons and returnees). While these issues affect both the populations of Georgia and Abkhazia, they consciously leave aside the issue of Abkhazia’s territorial status, over which there is currently no possible understanding between the p Read more...
Public Event
The evolution of PRT models: towards the pre-eminence of the civilian dimension?
Wednesday, Oct 17 2007
Madrid, 16 - 17 October 2007Within the Afghanistan context, CITpax analyses and promotes discussion on the different PRT civil action strategies and their effectiveness in relation to the measures rolled out. Special emphasis is given to the participation of Afghan civil society in the design and implementation of these strategies.Afghan civil society organisations have contributed and will contribute to a large extent in the country’s reconstruction process. It should be stated however that they have not taken part in the creation and design of the development of PRTs. The success of the NATO Read more...
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