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Mali’s peace process: Context, analysis and evaluation

Owning the process: Public participation in peacemaking
Dec 2002
Kåre Lode describes how, given the failure of Mali’s official peace processes to bring peace, self-managed grassroots level inter-ethnic meetings resulted in localised peace accords and reconciliation, and how these were then integrated into the national peace process.

Inter-community meetings and national reconciliation: Forging a pragmatic peace

Owning the process: Public participation in peacemaking
Dec 2002
In an effort to end persistent violent conflict in northern Mali, in late 1994 local leaders began to organise local inter-community meetings. Kåre Lode describes how through several cumulative phases the meetings contributed to stability and reconciliation.

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