A Guide: |
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STAGES
OF CONFLICT AND PEACE WITH CORRESPONDING POLICY TOOLS |
Stage of Conflict |
Unstable peace | |
Environment for Interventions |
· Political transition. · Changing roles and expectations. · Bureaucratic inertia. · Increasingly violent crime; organized crime. |
· Political
politicization. · Financial problems. · Breakdown of social mores and institutions. · Widespread economic devastation. |
Timeframe for Action |
Short to long term | |
Primary Objectives |
· Political
reform and rehabilitation. · Transform the security environment/create an atmosphere of basic security. · Redefine and reorient relationships between political authority and citizens. · Reconstruct infrastructure. · Redefine relationships among ethnic and social groups. · Rebuild/reform society, polity and economy. · Promote accountability and security to inhibit cycles of revenge killing. |
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Illustrative Policy Tools: Post-Conflict Reconstruction |
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Non-official conflict management |
· Peace monitors |
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Military measures |
· Confidence-building and
security measures · Peacekeeping · Military professionalization/reform · Military restructuring/integration |
· Military
demobilization/reintegration/ armed force reduction · Disarmament/demining · Arms control |
Economic and social development |
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Development/reconstruction assistance · Conditionality · Sanctions |
· Joint projects · Economic and resource cooperation · Repatriation/projects with displaced people/refugees |
Political development and governance |
· Constitutional
reform/commissions · National conferences · Political institution-building · Election support and monitoring · Political party-building |
· Human rights promotion
and support · Decentralization of power · Partitioning · Training of public officials · Civic society development |
Judicial and legal measures |
· Adjudication · Judicial/legal reform |
· Arbitration |