Capacity Building for the ARUA's COE on Post Conflict Societies

根据阿鲁阿特遣队的目标和宗旨，该项目力求通过侧重于暴力这一分主题，为联合国《2030年议程》的可持续和平与发展目标作出贡献。为此，该项目试图了解为什么没有在受冲突影响的社会或冲突后社会建立有效、负责和包容各方的机构。此外，它试图了解阻碍建设和平的动态，主要关注破坏联合国《持续和平议程(2016)》所建议的和平协议执行的因素、行为者、内部和外部动态。它比较地审查了在地方、国家和全球各级阻碍和平的因素：这些障碍是什么，它们来自哪里，以及如何克服它们？因此，这项研究旨在对比导致直接和结构性暴力的因素的地方性和叙述性。通过这样做，它建立了一个由网络中的非洲大学组成的冲突后受冲突影响的研究网络。

In line with the goals and objectives of CoE of ARUA, this project seeks to contribute to sustainable peace and development goals of the United Nations agenda 2030 by focusing on the sub-theme of violence. With this purpose, the project attempts to understand why effective accountable and inclusive institutions have not been built in the conflict affected or post-conflict societies. Addtionally, it tries to understand the dynamics of the blockages of peacebuilding, with a primary focus on factors, actors, internal and external dynamics, which have undermined the implementation of peace deals as suggested by the UN's Sustaining Peace Agenda (2016). It comparatively examines factors that hinder peace at the local, national and global levels: What these obstacles are, where they come from and how they can be overcome? Hence, the research aims to contrast the local and narratives of the factors that foster direct and structural violence. By doing this it establishes a post-conflict, conflict-affected studies network comprised of African universities in the network.