The ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR) was established as an action line under Provision B.2.2 of the APSC Blueprint (2010-2015), which aims to strengthen research activities on peace, conflict management and conflict resolution.

The ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (ASEAN-IPR) was established as an action line under Provision B.2.2 of the APSC Blueprint (2010-2015), which aims to strengthen research activities on peace, conflict management and conflict resolution.

The ASEAN-IPR is mandated to be ASEAN’s institution focusing on peace, conflict management and conflict resolution. The Institute has five functions to fulfil its role, with strong emphasis in promoting a culture of peace in the region.

The ASEAN-IPR’s structure has three main bodies – Governing Council, Advisory Board and Executive Director as head of the Secretariat.

The AWPR is a means to take stock of women experts in peace processes, and the first manifestation of the ASEAN-IPR’s pool of experts.

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Our News/Updates section provides the latest updates, releases and articles of our activities.

ASEAN-IPR Publication is your go-to resource for documents, papers and/or publication, mainly those generated from our activities.

Dive into our collection of previous remarks and/or speeches delivered at the Institute’s various activities – promoting peace-oriented values in our region and beyond.

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Find access to links of relevant institutions and organisations in ASEAN, ASEAN Member States, as well as other regions with similar objectives aimed at promoting culture of peace.

Research lies at one of the cores of ASEAN-IPR's work. Get to know ASEAN-IPR’s research projects on peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and conflict management.

Research lies at one of the cores of ASEAN-IPR's work. Get to know ASEAN-IPR’s research projects on peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and conflict management.

Under our Capacity Building functions, ASEAN-IPR conducts various trainings and relevant activities to promote peace among stakeholders, and moving the peace values to practice.

Since 2020, ASEAN-IPR has convened the Discussion Series - a series of webinars/seminars that gather expertise and discuss current trends related to peace processes. Click to read our previous discussions and take the opportunity to participate.

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The ASEAN-IPR Outreach Programme consist of 5 sub-activities and serve as a platform to foster further engagement between the Institute and the public.

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ASEAN-IPR Working Paper Series on Peace and Conflict Resolution

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01 Sep 2021

ASEAN-IPR Working Paper Series on Peace and Conflict Resolution

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The ASEAN-IPR Working Paper Series is a compilation of academic papers highlighting topics of peacebuilding, conflict management, conflict resolution, and post-conflict peacebuilding. The Working Paper Series received contributions from five (5) authors coming from think tanks in the region. The Papers covered a wide range of topics and areas of focus -- from gender mainstreaming in peacebuilding, to the role of local communities and local wisdom in the peace process. This Working Paper Series is envisioned to serve as possible future research topics of the Institute.

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Peggy Brett (Research Consultant, Center for Diversity and National Harmony)
Ms. Visna Vulovik (Development and Gender Specialist, Wahid Institute)
Dominique Samanta Dulay (Programme Manager, Early Warning Early Response Programme)
Fareeda Panjor (Researcher and Lecturer, Center for Conflict Studies and Cultural Diversity)
Nurainee Jangoe (Assistant Researcher, Deep South Watch)
See Seng Tan (Presend and CEO of the International Studies Inc. and Research Adviser, RSIS)

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