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South Korea

Jeju Peace Institute

The Jeju Peace Institute is a South Korean think tank founded in 2006 and located on Jeju, designated an Island of World Peace. JPI is devoted to the study and promotion of peace on the Korean Peninsula and regional cooperation in East Asia, conducting policy-oriented research and hosting international dialogues including activities connected to the Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity.

 


South Sudan

The Sudd Institute

The Sudd Institute is an independent research organisation based in Juba. It conducts and facilitates policy-relevant research and training on peace, security, governance and development in South Sudan, and it publishes policy briefs and special reports to inform public debate and decision-making.

 


Spain

Barcelona International Peace Center (BIPC)

The Barcelona International Peace Center (BIPC) is an initiative aimed to promote the culture of peace through dialogue, awareness-raising, and training in crisis management and conflict resolution. Created in 2009 by the Barcelona City Council in the context of the historical recovery process of the Montjuïc Castle. In 2017, the Center becomes a fully independent non-profit initiative hosted nowadays by the Valors Humans Foundation. With a unique model in Catalonia and in Spain, the Center for Peace is inspired by the philosophy of centers around the world specializing in crisis management and peace operations.

 


Escola de Cultura de Pau

The Escola de Cultura de Pau (School for a Culture of Peace) is a peace research centre at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, founded in 1999. It conducts research on armed conflicts, peace processes and human rights, publishes the annual Alert! report on conflicts and peacebuilding, and promotes peace education and the transformation of conflicts through training, analysis and public engagement.

 


Gernika Gogoratuz

Gernika Gogoratuz, meaning Remembering Gernika in Basque, is a peace research centre founded in 1987 by the Basque Parliament on the fiftieth anniversary of the bombing of Gernika. From the symbolic town itself, the centre conducts research and action on conflict transformation, memory and reconciliation, restorative justice and cultures of peace, linking the legacy of Gernika to contemporary peacebuilding worldwide.

 


International Catalan Institute for Peace

The International Catalan Institute for Peace is a research, dissemination and action organization created by the Parliament of Catalonia in 2007 to promote peace in Catalan society and internationally and make Catalonia play an active role as an agent of peace in the world. ICIP is a public institution, but at the same time, it is independent with its legal personality. It aims to support public administrations, the academic world and civil society and reports to Parliament, the Government and the citizenry.

 


Sri Lanka

National Peace Council of Sri Lanka

The National Peace Council of Sri Lanka is an independent, non-partisan organisation founded in 1995 that works towards a negotiated political solution to ethnic conflict and a rights-respecting, pluralist society. It engages in advocacy, inter-religious and inter-ethnic dialogue, peace education and community-level reconciliation work, seeking to build consensus across Sri Lanka's communities for a just and inclusive peace.

 


Sweden

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute

SIPRI is an independent international institute dedicated to research into conflict, armaments, arms control and disarmament. Established in 1966, SIPRI provides data, analysis and recommendations, based on open sources.

 


Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University

The Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University is one of the world's oldest and most influential centres for peace research, founded in 1971. It is home to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP), the leading global provider of data on organised violence, and conducts research on the causes and dynamics of armed conflict, conflict resolution and peacebuilding alongside education from bachelor to doctoral level.

 


Life & Peace Institute

The Life & Peace Institute (LPI) is an international centre for nonviolent conflict transformation founded in 1985 and based in Uppsala. LPI works with local partners in the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes region, supporting community-based peacebuilding, dialogue processes and civil society capacity, and connecting local experience to national, regional and international policy through research and advocacy.