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“Peace Building in Lebanon” Project's Newsletter “Peace Building in Lebanon” ISSUE NO10 – DECEMBER 2015 - QUARTER 4 project’s newsletter WITH THE SUPPORT OF: The Government of Germany PEACE BUILDING THROUGH LOCAL LEADERS Newsletter Content UNDP-Supported Local Peace Committees Exchange Best Practices in Dealing with the Repercussions of the Syrian Crisis As a result of a long process of support offered by the UNDP “Peace Building in Lebanon” in partnership with “BRD- Beyond Reform and Development” and with the financial support of the Department for International Development PEACE BUILDING PEACE BUILDING PEACE BUILDING PEACE BUILDING (DFID) and the EU through UNHCR, these committees THROUGH LOCAL LEADERS THROUGH EDUCATION THROUGH CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH MEDIA were able since September 2014, to address the existing challenges as well as those caused by the impact of the Syrian crisis on host communities. UNDP-Supported Lebanese and War Stories Free of the 03 07 09 13 Local Peace Syrian Students Wrapped with a Discourse of In this context, “Mechanisms for Social Stability (MSS)” Committees in Zahleh Reject Human Touch Hatred, Lebanese were designed based on the analysis of local conflicts and Exchange Best Violence Through and Syrians the specificities of each region, which lead to the creation Practices in Music and Painting Discuss the 9th Theater as an of these structures. Dealing with the 10 Alternative for Issue of the Joint Repercussions of News Supplement Conflict For members coming from southern to northern Lebanon, the Syrian Crisis ‘Sakakine’ Play In a room full of 100 participants from the Bekaa, North and meeting for the first time in one place, the event was Roams Lebanon 14 Highlighting and South Lebanon, Mr. Luca Renda, UNDP Country an opportunity to benefit from lessons learned and Environment- Positive Stories in Director, congratulated members of socio-cultural and experiences across the different regions. 04 th Friendly Projects the 10 Issue socio-economic committees for peacefully addressing Leading the Way of the Joint News challenges and conflicts in their regions. Representatives of 17 committees were proud and happy to Peace in Mashta Supplement to discuss the activities achieved in every region. From Hassan and Mashta “Because of the work you are doing as local actors within organizing a kermes for 1000 Syrian and Lebanese kids in Hammoud 15 “Violent images your municipalities in regards to addressing the new Sarafand, a poetry reciting event in Akroum, to breaking in Media” a study challenges caused by the influx of Syrian displaced to your down stereotypes by organizing a Lebanese-Syrian dialogue Participatory calling to build areas, you are giving a model of peace building and session in Majdel Anjar, and launching an economic 05 Leadership a violence-free coexistence for the country, the region and even the world” competition for economic pilot projects in Terbol among Changing Minds CONFLICT MAPPING society in West Bekaa said Renda. other areas, these activities were considered by the different AND ANALYSIS communities as positive initiatives promoting social stability Gathered in a two-day retreat in Broumana, Metn, on the and enhancing mutual understanding of the “Other”. st Conflict Mapping 20 and 21 of November 2015, participants were able to 11 and Analysis assess their work, share their experiences and learn from Lea Saghbini from the Terbol socio-economic committee the other socio-cultural and socio-economic committees explained that the competition launched in Terbol will help FOR MORE INFORMATION coming from all over Lebanon. create job opportunities for the residents and empowered Peace Building in Lebanon Project youth economic capacities. Socio-economic committees Arab African International Bank Building These committees were established together by local act as incubators for social innovation at the local level authorities and local actors, under the supervision of through encouraging local residents to present innovative Riad El Solh Street, Nejmeh, Beirut - Lebanon municipalities in different areas such as Mashta Hassan, business ideas that would promote local socio-economic T: 01- 980 583 or 70-119160 Mashta Hamoud, Akroum, Halba, Berqayel, in Akkar; and development and therefore contribute to reducing tensions; Bar Elias, Majdel Anjar in Bekaa Bebnine, Terbol, Saadnayel, Baysariyeh, Sarafand and Chebaa. 02 03 PEACE BUILDING THROUGH LOCAL LEADERS PEACE BUILDING THROUGH LOCAL LEADERS creating a network of potential local investors who are willing activities. They also raised the issue of voluntary-based crisis on host communities. The committees are the Participants showed commitment and pride in the to invest in those ideas. commitment in the committees. “Commitment on the long cornerstones towards solving issues related to the crisis in peacebuilding process as opposed to the conflicts happening run is essential in taking part in the activities of the Mashta Hassan and Mashta Hammoud. in their areas. Zeid Hamzeh, local actor from Mashta Hassan Tohama Ghader, from the Chebaa joint socio-cultural and committees”, said Haydar El Sheikh from the Berqayel and Mashta Hammoud, described this initiative as a socio-economic committee, explained how Lebanese and committees. The socio-economic committee members in the Mashtas revolutionary one, transporting the community from passive Syrian youth danced together during the launch of the decided to create and maintain a socio-economic incubator to active. committee in the area rejecting all kinds of discrimination and “I hope that other organizations focusing only on Syrian at the Mashta Hassan municipality’s public library where stereotyping. In addition to organizing activities, socio-cultural displaced can benefit from this project’s approach. Dealing local entrepreneurs will be able to access services and As another sign of support offered by the municipal socio- committees work on establishing a monitor to track violations equally with Lebanese-Syrians relations on the local level benefit from the space to develop their business ideas. economic committee to creative innovators, the launch of human rights, conflicts and incidents in the regions. should be contagious. The problem is mutual”, concluded Committee members stressed on their availability to support event was followed by a recycled art gallery prepared by Bayan Itany, a Syrian participant in the Majdel Anjar socio- any project that can strengthen the local economy. Noha Slayman, a Syrian displaced living in Mashta Hassan. Participants eagerly talked about their activities without cultural committee. The mayor and rest of attendees who rushed after the forgetting to call for funding to pursue their upcoming Mr. Samir Neaimeh, a resident of Akkar explains “this launch to discover all the recycled works of art, found it committee is proving that successful projects can take place impressive and a pioneering activity that will hopefully here, which will hopefully prevent the immigration of our initiate similar projects by others, especially that it is youth.” environment-friendly and much needed these days as an approach to reduce waste. Environment-Friendly Projects Leading the Way to Peace in Mashta Hassan and Mashta Hammoud Participatory Leadership Changing On their way to saving the fragile economy in Mashta Hassan and Mashta Hammoud, the municipalities backed up by Minds in West Bekaa the UNDP “Peace Building in Lebanon” project launched their socio-economic committee on October 26th, 2015 Realizing the importance of developing local communities, funded by the Department for International Development the UNDP “Peace Building in Lebanon” project has (UKDFID), with the technical support of “BRD – Beyond implemented workshops all over Lebanon to train and Reform and Development. The launch was an opportunity support local key actors. to announce a youth-oriented economic competition which is a way to involve young innovative individuals by offering UNDP consultant Mr. Fadi Abi Allam started the training them funding to their proposed business ideas that can as usual with a hope voiced to all participants “revenge is employ locals and bring revenue to the economy. the first sign to weakness, but forgiveness is the biggest sign of power.” With this, the last day of the workshop titled In the presence of young and old Lebanese and Syrian “Conflict resolution and participatory leadership – Project residents from Mashta Hassan and Mashta Hammoud, design” started. “Participatory leadership is a sustainable local key figures and leaders, municipal members, NGOs tool to empower successful organizations and yield and financial institutions’ representatives discussed the development and change by involving “other” people in goals of the committee and the competition. resolving problems”, he adds. The socio-economic committee is part of the Mechanisms “This is one of the most benefiting workshops we as municipal “We have to let go of our small problems in order to have for Social Stability (MSS). It was established by local leaders members attended. The way we used to write a project Kamed Al-Lawz deputy mayor regarding his participation in a solid economy and state” said Mr. Hamza El Ahmad mayor and actors, under the supervision of the municipalities, and proposal was so arbitrary. We are adopting now a more the workshop in Bekaa. Mr. Sati, along with 22 participants of Mashta Hassan in Akkar, North Lebanon talking about as a result of a long process supported by UNDP. scientific and serious approach which leads us to dealing and committee
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