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Appendix 2

 

UN Peacemaker Case Debriefing Template

Source: UN Peacemaker Web site, www.un.org/peacemaker {password protected, but free access); direct link: http://peacemaker.unlb.org/doc_ view.php?d=937.

 

The UN template was designed by the Mediation Support Unit for self-assessment of mediators. The full version of the template-which includes many detailed questions-is available on the UN Peacemaker Web site. Only the headings are shown here, to give an idea of the topics covered.

 

Part I: Brief History of the Conflict

 

Part II: UN Involvement in Peacemaking

 

 

  • Entry points for peacemaking

 

  • Sources of mandate

 

  • Types of good offices mandate

 

  • Factors that influence the mandate

 

Part III: Managing a Peace Process

 

  •  Preparing for peacemaking

 

  •  Mediating

 

  •  Using leverage and influential actors

 

  •  Working with peacemaking partners

 

  •  Dealing with spoilers

 

  •  Dealing with deadlock

 

Part IV: Peace Agreements

 

  • Agreements that facilitate implementation

 

  • Agreements that promote sustainable peace

 

Part V: Observations

 

Part VI: Key Lessons