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participants
and if possible from different organisations in one group). II) Assign the task: The participants shall present and discuss how they plan and manage their peacebuilding initiatives. After group members have presented this
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I) Participants will work together in groups (preferrably 3-4, depending on the total number of participants, and if possible from different organisations in one group).
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The participants shall present and discuss how they plan and manage their peacebuilding initiatives.
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