IGAD’s Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism

CEWARN Director reflects on the mechanism’s work and future

CEWARN Director reflects on the mechanism’s work and future

In the December 2012 issue of New Routes Journal by the Uppsala-based Life and Peace Institute, CEWARN Director Dr. Martin Kimani reflects on CEWARN’s ten years of operation and its aspirations as it transitions into a new phase of operations.

In September 2012, the CEWARN Mechanism launched a strategy framework that will guide its operations from 2012-2019. The framework is transformative as it entails a fundamental expansion of the mechanism’s operational focus, beyond its previous focus on cross-border pastoralist and related conflicts.

The new framework is aimed at increased accessibility and relevance of the mechanism to decision-making and actions that widen and entrench peaceful outcomes to conflict throughout the member states.

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