Introduction:

This interactive and context-based workshop aims to provide participants with a fundamental understanding of the intricate relationship between environmental issues, politics, and peace efforts. Through this workshop, we will explore the dynamic interplay between society-nature relations, the pursuit of peace, and the crucial role of environmental justice in fostering sustainable and lasting peace.

Workshop Content:

1. Environmental Peacebuilding: Main Subject and Tools

• Delve into the core principles and tools of environmental peacebuilding.
• Understand how environmental considerations contribute to peacebuilding efforts.

2. Other Perspectives on Society-Nature Relationships and Peace Construction

• Explore diverse perspectives on the connection between society-nature relationships and the construction of peace.
• Analyze the potential of integrating these perspectives in peace initiatives.

3. Everyday Peace and Environment

• Investigate the concept of everyday peace and its relationship with environmental practices.
• Identify how small-scale actions can contribute to larger peacebuilding goals.

4. Environmental Justices: Perspectives and Indicators

• Unpack the concept of environmental justice and its significance in peacebuilding.
• Learn about key indicators to assess the impact of environmental initiatives on peacebuilding outcomes.

5. International Cooperation: Peace and Environment at Global Scale

• Examine the inclusion of environmental issues in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Understand the role of international cooperation and UN policy-making processes in addressing peace and environmental challenges.

Transfer:

• Apply Theories of Change to Organizational Context and Analysis: Participants will learn how to apply theories of change in their organizational context and analyze peace and environmental-related questions.
• Transfer Indicators and Objectives to Organizational Context: Participants will transfer theoretical knowledge into practical indicators and objectives that align with their specific organizational contexts.

Aim of the Workshop: By the end of this workshop, participants will:

• Acquire a basic state-of-the-art understanding of the intricate linkages between the environment and peace construction.
• Take the first step in applying the theory of change to operational projects, integrating environmental considerations into their work.
• Gain knowledge of key indicators to assess the impact of environmental initiatives on peacebuilding.
• Develop the ability to design methodological approaches for specific project activities that emphasize both environmental sustainability and peace efforts.

For Whom: This workshop is designed for NGOs, institutions, grassroots movements, scholars, and public officials who are interested in exploring the intersection of environmental issues and peacebuilding. Whether you are new to the topic or seeking to enhance your current practices, this workshop is open to all.

When/Where: The workshop will be conducted via Zoom and will last for 4 hours. The specific date and time will be confirmed soon. Please contact us to check availability and reserve your spot.