1 “...More action is needed, by both Africa and the wider international community. Building peace...”

2 “...Until recently, the term "political settlement" has been used almost interchangeably with "peace...”

3 “... which ought to be included in a general domestic law governing the peaceful uses of nuclear energy...”

4 Table of Contents: “..., development and security actors in different phases of the peace process -- What are ingredients for success...”

5 “... for peace programming post-withdrawal. Therefore, the overall objective of this research was to address...”

6 “... on the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, in order to foster greater coherence among actors working to strengthen...”

7 “...Integrity is crucial in order to ensure sustainable peace in Colombia. This report provides a...”

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9 “..., development and dealing with small arms; regional co-operation; peace processes, justice and reconciliation...”

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11 “...OECD Integrity Review of Colombia: Investing in Integrity for Peace and Prosperity...”

12 Table of Contents: “... lives for all -- Peace: Strengthening governance -- Facts and figures of Thailand -- Acronyms...”

13 Table of Contents: “... the way to sustainable development, peace, justice and strong institutions in Paraguay -- Abbreviations...”

14 “... participation contributes to peace and resilience. This policy paper identifies recommendations for development...”

15 “...The General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina (GFAP), popularly known...”

16 “... contexts, Denmark could better implement the peace component of the humanitarian-development-peace nexus...”

17 “... participation in decision-making contributes to peace and resilience. This policy paper provides practical...”

18 “... is to provide backing for regional actors who develop initiatives conducive to a return to peace and stability...”

19 “... of the international community in ensuring global peace and security. Accordingly, numerous multilateral and bilateral...”

20 “...Belfast is at a turning point in its history. If it is to succeed as the peace process advances...”