CSDN I Outputs (2010-2013)

Discussion papers are intended to contribute to the overall CSDN by stimulating discussion and reflection on pertinent peacebuilding issues. It is envisaged that they will inform future CSDN events.

• The EU and conflict prevention in Jordan – Dr Laura Davis & Fatima Ayub (March 2017)
• Assessing EU response to conflict: military action, diplomatic capacity and normative power – Catherine Woollard & Professor Bruno Coppieters (March 2016)
• The EU and peacebuilding in the Democratic Republic of Congo – Dr Laura Davis (February 2015)
• Peacebuilding in Ukraine: What Role for the EU? – Natalia Mirimanova (August 2014)

Meeting reports are prepared for most CSDN meetings. They are intended to capture the main points of the discussions and the recommendations provided.

Policy Meetings

• Peace and Security in the Post-2015 Framework: What Role for Civil Society in influencing and implementing? (November 2013, Brussels)

• The UN Guidance for Effective Mediation: Translating the Fundamentals into EU Practice (November 2013, Brussels)

• Expert workshop on monitoring the implementation of the EU Comprehensive Approach to UNSCR 1325 (June 2013, Brussels)

• The EU’s Comprehensive Approach to External Action: Gathering Civil Society Input (January 2013, Brussels)

• Private Sector and Conflict (October 2012, Brussels)

• Peacebuilding and Development (October 2012, Brussels)

• EEAS Early Warning Tools (July 2012, Brussels)

• From Combatants to Statebuilders – Armed Groups in Participatory Peace Processes (February 2012, Brussels)

• Women, Peace and Security in EU Common Security and Defence Policy Missions and Operations (June 2011, Brussels)

• EU Support for Security Sector Reform: Learning from the EU Common Security and Defence Policy Missions and other EU support in Guinea-Bissau and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (May 2011, Brussels)

• Women’s Participation in Peace Processes (November 2010, Brussels)

• The EU, Peacebuilding and Situations of Fragility (November 2010, Brussels)

Geographic Meetings

• Guinea-Bissau: Peacebuilding responses to impunity and exclusiveness (June 2013, Brussels) (versão em português)

• European Union–League of Arab States co-operation and the EU response to changes in the Arab region: Views from civil society (June 2013, Valletta)

• Mise en œuvre de l’Accord-cadre pour la paix, la sécurité et la coopération pour la RDC et la région, et stratégie de l’UE : quelles actions prioritaires ? (May 2013, Brussels)

• Supporting Myanmar’s Evolving Peace Processes: What Roles for Civil Society and the EU? (March 2013, Brussels)

• Middle East and North Africa: The Role of Civil Society in Institutional Reform (December 2011, Brussels)

• Peacebuilding in Sudan and South Sudan: The Role of the EU (October 2011, Brussels)

Funding Instruments Meetings

• The Instrument for Stability: Informal consultation on 2014 programming (September 2013, Brussels)

• The Instrument for Stability: 2013 Annual Action Programmes and 2014-2020 Strategic Orientations (December 2012, Brussels)

• The Instrument for Stability: Annual Action Programme 2012, Strategy Paper 2012-2013 and Multiannual Indicative Programme 2012-2013 (December 2011, Brussels)

• Instrument for Stability (IfS) Crisis Preparedness Component Strategy Paper 2012-2013 and Annual Action Programme 2011 (January 2011, Brussels)

Early Response Meetings*

• Libya Conflict Assessment: Gathering Civil Society Input (July 2012, Brussels)

• Analyse du conflit et des interventions possibles de l’UE dans le nord du Mali (March 2012, Brussels)

• Conflict Risk Assessment and Possible EU Responses: Northern Nigeria and Boko Haram (February 2012, Brussels)

*Previously called Rapid Response Meetings and Crisis Response Meetings

Member State Meetings

• EU Common Foreign and Security Policy as a Peacebuilding Tool (March 2012, Madrid)

• Assessing the peacebuilding potential of CFSP and CSDP after the Lisbon Treaty (November 2011, Paris)

• Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in the EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood and the Western Balkans (June 2011, Bucharest)

• Peacebuilding, Statebuilding and Situations of Fragility (April 2011, The Hague)

• Conflict Prevention and the European Union (February 2011, Helsinki)

Key recommendations are intended to capture the recommendations provided in CSDN meetings, including suggestions for follow-up activities.

Policy Meetings

• Towards an EU Policy on Transitional Justice (April 2014, Brussels)

• The UN Guidance for Effective Mediation: Translating the Fundamentals into EU Practice (November 2013, Brussels)

• Peacebuilding and Development (October 2012, Brussels) (versione italiana)

• From Combatants to Statebuilders – Armed Groups in Participatory Peace Processes (February 2012, Brussels)

• Women, Peace and Security in EU Common Security and Defence Policy Missions and Operations (June 2011, Brussels)

• EU Support for Security Sector Reform: Learning from the EU Common Security and Defence Policy Missions and other EU support in Guinea-Bissau and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (May 2011, Brussels)

Geographic Meetings

• Mise en œuvre de l’Accord-cadre pour la paix, la sécurité et la coopération pour la RDC et la région, et stratégie de l’UE : quelles actions prioritaires ? (May 2013, Brussels)

• Supporting Myanmar’s Evolving Peace Processes: What Roles for Civil Society and the EU? (March 2013, Brussels)

• Middle East and North Africa: The Role of Civil Society in Institutional Reform (December 2011, Brussels)

• Peacebuilding in Sudan and South Sudan: The Role of the EU (October 2011, Brussels)

Member State Meetings

• Towards a comprehensive approach in EU external action: the role of France / Vers une approche globale de l’action extérieure de l’Union européenne: le rôle de la France (December 2012, Paris)

• Peacebuilding, Statebuilding and Situations of Fragility (April 2011, The Hague)