GENDER & PEACE KEEPING TRAINING COURSE
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Today I saw scattered shell casings, the remains of my home, and the beginning of an end to the violence.
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Conflict does discriminate. When life begins to return to "normal", different members of the affected community will have different needs, and bear different scars, based on their sex. To be successful, post-conflict reconstruction efforts must integrate a gender perspective in their actions and interventions.
Module 7: GENDER AND THE POST-CONFLICT PHASE
Goals
  • Participants will be aware that post-conflict situations and post-conflict reconstruction efforts have gender dimensions.
  • Participants will understand that being aware of the gendered impacts and consequences of post-conflict situations enhances peacekeepers' ability to design and implement appropriate actions and interventions.

Readings

Download Report of the Joint Assessment Mission to East Timor. World Bank. (pdf) [ 124KB ]
Download Transitional Administration Report: East Timor. UN. (pdf) [ 82KB ]
Download Women and Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Issues and Sources (pdf) [ 130KB ]


Notes

Download Exercise Notes (pdf) [ 75KB ]
Download Learning Notes (pdf) [ 6KB ]
Download Gender and the Post-Conflict Phase Slides (powerpoint) [ 5173KB ]


Handouts

Download East Timor Case Study (pdf) [ 55KB ]


Module 1 - INTRODUCTIONModule 2 - GENDER AND CULTUREModule 3 - WHY GENDER MATTERSModule 4 - GENDER IN THE CONTEXT OF PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONSModule 5 - GENDER, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAWModule 6 - GENDER AND THE CONFLICT PHASEModule 7 - GENDER AND THE POST-CONFLICT PHASEModule 8 - THE WAY AHEAD
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