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Focuses on enhancing the abilities of individuals, organizations, and communities to manage and resolve conflicts. This involves training and education.

A concept that involves multiple channels of communication and interaction, using various 'tracks', or components of society, to resolve conflicts beyond just the governmental level.

A method that involves local populations in the decision-making process, often using traditional mechanisms to resolve conflicts in a culturally informed manner.

A cooperative negotiation approach where all parties seek to come away with beneficial outcomes. This is crucial in development where resources and needs are sensitive issues.

A long-term process that addresses root causes of conflict and supports structures that will solidify peace and prevent relapse into conflict.

An approach where different groups, often in a post-conflict society, share governing power to ensure all voices are heard and to diminish the chance of future conflicts.

A facilitative technique where a neutral third-party assists disputants in reaching a mutual agreement. Particularly applicable in communities where court systems may be inaccessible.

Mobilizing community members to advocate for their own needs and resolutions to conflict, often leading to more durable and accepted outcomes at the local level.

A system that emphasizes repairing the harm caused by criminal behavior through cooperative processes, including all stakeholders. It promotes reconciliation and can help in social healing.

These processes promote open communication and understanding between conflicting parties to find common ground and facilitate a non-violent resolution path.

An approach to development that takes into account the causes and dynamics of conflict to avoid unintended negative impacts that could provoke or exacerbate conflicts.