عافدلا ريزول ًايصخش ًاراشتسم لمع ،ةيجراخلا نوؤشلل يسريوسلا ةلودلا ريزول سيامولبيدلا يرتركسلاو ماعلا ينملأا بصنم لغشو ،كرويوين في ماعلا لصنقلاو ةروفاغنس في اسريوسل ًايرفس ناكو .ةطشرلاو لدعلاو سلجم في ًاوضع هنوك لىإ ةفاضلإابو .7991 ةياغل 1993 نم ةترفلل يسريوسلا يحيسلما يطارقيمدلا بزحلل ةيسريوسلا ةيبطلا ةكبشلا ةعومجم سيئر ًاضيأ وه ناترول يرفسلاف ،2011 ماع ذنم نياسنلإا راوحلا زكرم ةرادإ .ىرخلأا تاكشرلا نم ديدعلا ةرادإ سلاجم في ًاوضع كلذكو ،يريلونيج
هملاس ناسغ .د
في ةيسايسلا مولعلا دهعم في ةيلودلا تاقلاعلا ذاتسأو ،ةيلودلا نوؤشلل سيراب ةيلك ديمع وه هملاس روتكدلا ًاراشتسمو ،2006 ىتحو 2003 نم ةترفلل ةدحتلما مملأل ماعلا ينملأل مدقأ ًاراشتسم هملاس روتكدلا لمع .سيراب ةفاقثلا ريزو بصنم لغش ،2003 و 2000 يماع ينب ةترفللو .2003 ماع في قارعلا في ةدحتلما مملأا ةثعبل ًايسايس سرام/راذآ( بيرعلا ةمقلا رتمؤلم ةمظنلما ةنجللا مسإب يمسرلا ثدحتلماو ةرادلإا سلجم سيئر كلذكو ،نيانبللا ،لازي لاو ،هملاس روتكدلا ناك دقل .تويرب في )2002 ربوتكأ/لولأا نيشرت( ةينوفوكنرفلا ةمقلا رتمؤمو )2002 في ابم ةفلتخم تماظنم ةرادإ سلاجم ًايلاح سأتريو 2011 ماع ذنم نياسنلإا راوحلا زكرم ةرادإ سلجم في ًاوضع .)تويرب( نونفلاو ةفاقثلل بيرعلا قودنصلل سسؤلما سيئرلا وهو .ةيلودلا تامزلأا ةعومجم كلذ
ريماتس هييفيلوأ ديسلا
سيئر ًاضيأ وهو .2002 ماع ذنم زاودوف لينوتناك كنب ةرادإ سلجم سيئر بصنم ريماتس ديسلا لغشي يسريوسلا ينطولا كنبلا في كنبلا سلجم سيئر بئان كلذكو يسريوسلا ليالما دهعملل سييسأتلا سلجلما بصانم ريماتس ديسلا لغش ،2002 ماع ىتحو 1983 ماع نمو .ةيسريوسلا ةيلاردفلا ةيديدحلا ككسلاو سيئرك اهرود كلذ في ابم ةيلودلاو ةيلحلما ةيفصرلما تامدخلا لاجم في سيوس تيديرك ةعومجم عم ةفلتخلما سيئرلاو ،ةيلالما تامدخلاو ةصاخلا ةيفصرلما تامدخلا في يذيفنتلا سلجلما وضعو ؛فينج ةقطنم في زكرم ةرادإ سلجم في ًاوضع ،لازي لاو ،ريماتس ديسلا ناكو .ةيلودلا ةصاخلا ةيفصرلما تامدخلا في يذيفنتلا ةدودحلما ACE ،سيوس يرنفأ ،سيوسيمونوكيإ سلاجم في وضع ًاضيأ وهو 2009 ماع ذنم نياسنلإا راوحلا .خيرويز في ايجولونكتلل يسريوسلا لياردفلا دهعلماو
نياسنلإا راوحلا زكرلم يرخفلا سيئرلا - انلاوس يريفاخ .د
روتكدلا .هل يرخفلا سيئرلا انلاوس يريفاخ روتكدلا نوكي نأب فشرلا نياسنلإا راوحلا زكرلم ناك ،2010 ماع ذنم ةسايسلاو ةيجراخلا نوؤشلل قباسلا يماسلا لثملماو بيورولأا داحتلإا سلجلم قباسلا ماعلا ينملأا وه انلاوس ،1999-1995 )وتانلا( سيلطلأا لماش فلح ةمظنلم ماعلا ينملأا بصنم لغشو .)2009-1999( ةكترشلما ةينملأا ايفارغجلاو يلماعلا داصتقلإل ESADE زكرم سيئر ًايلاح انلاوس روتكدلا .1995-1992 نيابسلإا ةيجراخلا ريزوو ةيلودلا ةعومجلما نم لك ةرادإ سلجم في وضعو ،زغنيكورب دهعم في ةيجراخلا ةسايسلا في زراب ليمزو ،ةيسايسلا .شتوو ستيار نمويه ةمظنمو ،ةيجراخلا تاقلاعلل بيورولأا سلجلماو ،تامزلأا ةجلاعلم
ةيلالما نوؤشلاو ةمكوحلا
The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community.
We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute.The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD
We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute.The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD Centre was founded to pursue Henry Dunant’s vision of a world more humane. It aims, through mediation and dialogue, to reduce the suffering caused by armed conflict in our world – where possible, to prevent such conflict; otherwise to help resolve it, or to mitigate its consequences. The HD Centre embraces a set of values that foster integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity in all areas of its work. We subscribe to the core humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality and operational independence and are committed to respecting international principles in relation to human rights and humanitarian affairs. As a private peacemaking organisation, our strengths and distinguishing traits include the ability to conduct mediation at the leadership level of parties in conflict; Political independence and impartiality so valued in third parties; Rapid, flexible response and the effective management of discreet processes; Readiness to support other lead mediators; Relationships with high-level networks, particularly in Asia and Africa; Creativity and willingness to take risks for peace; and capacity to convene. The HD Centre pursues its objectives with a commitment to new approaches, to learning, and to collaboration, working with others across borders, beliefs and professions. Since the organisation began operations in 1999, it has established itself as an institution that is reliable, discreet and astute. The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) is an independent organisation dedicated to improving the prevention of, and response to, armed conflict. We open channels of communication and mediate between parties in conflict, facilitate dialogue, and provide support to the broader mediation and peacebuilding community. We deploy our expertise to support local and nationally-owned processes that protect civilians and foster lasting and just peace. The HD Centre occupies a unique position within the mediation field as an organisation that mediates and facilitates peace talks, assists mediation actors, carries out capacity building work, and conducts research on mediation issues. This position enables us to link and collaborate with multiple organisations and actors within the mediation field. The HD