Fundamentals of Conservation Conflict Transformation

Sep 12, 2019 - Sep 16, 2019 | Center for Conservation Peacebuilding
Arusha, Tanzania
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The Center for Conservation Peacebuilding offers workshops designed to build the capacity of individuals and teams to collaboratively engage in the theory, principles, and practice of transforming complex conservation conflicts. Offered at both ‘fundamentals’ and ‘advanced’ levels, workshops are held in a variety of geographic locations and may be open to the public or privately contracted.

The objective of CPeace’s workshops is to improve the ability of leaders, practitioners, stakeholders, and teams to better understand conflict dynamics and establish more effective skills, processes, and strategies to address them. Participants will accomplish this by drawing on best practices in conflict transformation and related disciplines that are applicable to and proven in these deep-rooted conflict realities. As a result, participants will possess a broader set of capacities to ensure that institutional, team, community, and individual actions are more strategic, context-appropriate, and meet with higher social receptivity and less unintended collateral damage.

Fundamentals of Conservation Conflict Transformation

For those who wish to build their capacity to collaboratively engage in the theory, principles, and practice of transforming complex conservation conflicts

Date: 12-16 September 2019
Location: MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation, Arusha, Tanzania
Time: 8:30am – 5:15pm each day
Fees: $3,150 ALL INCLUSIVE (includes workshop fee, materials, meals, and lodging in a shared room. Lodging in a single room is available for an additional $132.)

Register: Please complete this form for the Arusha workshop. Your registration will be complete once you provide payment for the workshop.

Thanks to a generous matching donation, a limited number of scholarships for this workshop are now available! If you would benefit greatly from increased capacity to address wildlife or conservation conflicts, please apply by 19 July 2019. Scholarship recipients will be selected via committee based on a combination of need and potential for creating positive impacts within the systems in which they work.