Stepping up the Commitment to Conflict-Affected Children: Working across the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus
Aquarium
This panel will focus on children at risk of, associated with, and formerly associated with armed forces and armed groups and. In particular, the panel will discuss how to best prevent these children’s recruitment and use, and support their reintegration through a Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus perspective. The discussion will highlight ways in which children are negatively impacted by their recruitment and use by armed actors and their differentiated needs based on age, gender and disability status. It will furthermore give concrete recommendations for updating the EU Guidelines on CAAC as well as their Implementation Strategy.
Alain Délétroz has been Geneva Call’s General Director since January 2018. He has an experience of
more than twenty years of work in conflict areas or in countries under strong political tensions.
His areas of expertise include EU external action, Russia, North/South Caucasus and Central Asia; Brazil
and the Andean countries; West Africa; conflict assessment and conflict resolution; democratic
reforms, humanitarian assistance.
His professional background includes: Fellow, Geneva Center for Security Policy, Vice-President at the
International Crisis Group (2002-2013); Director, Open Society Institute, Tashkent, 1998–2002;
Delegate, International Committee of the Red Cross, Moscow, 1994–1998; Adult literacy and capacity
building, Peru, 1986–1991.
Stepping up the Commitment to Conflict-Affected Children: Working across the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus
Aquarium
This panel will focus on children at risk of, associated with, and formerly associated with armed forces and armed groups and. In particular, the panel will discuss how to best prevent these children’s recruitment and use, and support their reintegration through a Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus perspective. The discussion will highlight ways in which children are negatively impacted by their recruitment and use by armed actors and their differentiated needs based on age, gender and disability status. It will furthermore give concrete recommendations for updating the EU Guidelines on CAAC as well as their Implementation Strategy.
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Stepping up the Commitment to Conflict-Affected Children: Working across the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus
Aquarium
This panel will focus on children at risk of, associated with, and formerly associated with armed forces and armed groups and. In particular, the panel will discuss how to best prevent these children’s recruitment and use, and support their reintegration through a Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus perspective. The discussion will highlight ways in which children are negatively impacted by their recruitment and use by armed actors and their differentiated needs based on age, gender and disability status. It will furthermore give concrete recommendations for updating the EU Guidelines on CAAC as well as their Implementation Strategy.