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Activity: The three Ps
This activity applies the analytical model "3 Ps".
| Purpose: | To increase participants' conflict analysis capacities by applying the "3 Ps" model to a conflict case study |
| Participants: | 4 to 20 (should also work with more participants) |
| Time: | approximately 2 hours, can be extended if peacebuilding strategies are brainstormed (see step 4 below). |
| Materials: | Flip charts Marker pens Note books and pens Handout with conflict case Handout with the "3 Ps" model |
| Process: | 1. Present the "3 Ps" model for conflict analysis as one framework that can be used to analyse conflict. Use a visual aid with the triangle (People, Problems, Processes). Allow for questions for clarification from the participants. 2. Organise participants in groups of 3-4 (depending on the total number of participants), distribute handouts with the conflict case as well as the handout summarising the "3Ps" model. All groups should deal with the same case study. Assign the task to the groups: Participants are asked to develop an analysis of the case using the "3 Ps" framework. Allow sufficient time for the group work (60-70 min.). 3. In plenary, groups present their analysis of the case. Here, they can use flip charts as visual aids. 4. After all have presented their analysis, facilitate a discussion with e.g. the following questions:
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| Handout(s): | Celebration Day Crisis (Akinbolanle Akinteye, Celebration Day Crisis (Case A), in: Centre for Conflict Resolution, Case Studies of Conflict in Africa, in: Track Two. Constructive Approaches to Community and Political Conflict, Vol. 12, Nos 3 and 4, University of Cape Town: 2003, pp. 27-30. <http://www.ccr.uct.ac.za/fileadmin/template/ccr/pdf/TT12-3_4_Sep05.pdf> (accessed 4 August 2009). The "3 Ps" |
| Source(s): | Adapted from Neufeldt, R., Fast, L., et al., Peacebuilding: A Caritas Training Manual, Vatican City, Caritas Internationalis, 2nd edition, p. 73. The manual is available as free pdf file at <http://www.caritas.org/upload/pea/peacebil-ing_1.pdf> (accessed 14 June 2009). |
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