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As a result to changes to our branding and naming CIPCR International will be know colloquially as the Causeway Initiative. Our full title will be the Causeway Initiative for Peace-building and Conflict Resolution International. Our abbreviated title remains CIPCR International … Continue reading →

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Induction and Capacity Building Support for Law Enforcement Officials in Moldova in Transitional Justice as a Mechanism of Post-Conflict Settlement During August 2016 – March 2017, Causeway Initiative for Peace-Building and Conflict Resolution International carried out a project on Induction … Continue reading →

Causeway were delighted to be asked to participate in a recent online report A Tale of Two Seas that considered efforts being undertaken in Bahrain to strengthen relationships between communities there. We are very proud of our friendships across the country in Bahrain, … Continue reading →

The Causeway Initiative, in partnership with the British Embassy in Moldova, has recently completed a programme of training for ‘young professionals’ involved in political or civil society initiatives working in Chisinau and Tiraspol. The programme included capacity building workshops focused on the … Continue reading →

CIPCRI hosted Mr Viktor Osipov, the Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova, and a Parliamentary delegation, who came to Belfast to study the use of transitional justice in the Northern Ireland peace process. During the visit Mr Osipov and his colleagues … Continue reading →

Causeway were proud to host Mr Gennadiy Druzenko in Belfast this week. Mr Druzenko is the Commissioner for Ethnonational matters in Ukraine. Over the course of the visit he met representatives from all the major political parties, leaders of a … Continue reading →

An interesting debate on Bahrain  that is well worth viewing in full to get a better sense of where the politics are in Bahrain at present.    

Charlotte Manson, from the Causeway Initiative, hosted a delegation of six ultra-orthodox Israeli rabbis affiliated with the Shas Party in a recent visit to Belfast.  This was organised in association with Forward Thinking and the East Belfast Mission.  The visit was titled … Continue reading →

The Causeway Initiative gets a mention in this week’s Economist in an interesting article about the exporting of the Northern Ireland peace process. Lord Alderdice and Jonathan Powell, both of whom we are working with, are also referenced The article … Continue reading →