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It was created by members of the [[Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders I)]], the [[Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders II)]] and the [[Bicommunal Steering Committee]].
It was created by members of the [[Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders I)]], the [[Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders II)]] and the [[Bicommunal Steering Committee]].
===Cyprus Peace Bazaar===
In the third phase of their work, the CCRTG proposed a total of 241 possible projects designed to work toward their vision, and they eventually selected 15 of these projects (using democratic structured dialogue) for implementation during the following year. On June 24, 1995 they held an Agora/Bazaar in the premises of [[Ledra Palace]] to which they invited others who had expressed interest in joining them in peace building efforts.<ref>The Cyprus Conflict: Root Causes and Implications for Peacebuilding
Journal of Peace Research May 1, 2007 44: 349-365</ref>
====Selected projects====
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|# ||PROJECT
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|1 ||Form study groups on Cyprus Federation/EU
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|2 ||Establish regular columns in G/C and T/C newspapers by members of opposite community
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|3 ||Schedule series of lectures by Orthodox and Muslim priests
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|4 ||Establish bi-communal meetings for T/Cs and G/Cs who studied together in integrated schools before 1974 (English School and American Academy)
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|5 ||Find sponsors for publishing books on poetry, short stories, art, folk dances in both languages
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|6 ||Establish a bi-communal women’s research center and support group
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|7 ||Form a bi-communal research center on history, social structure, traditions, culture, oral history of the two communities
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|8 ||Conduct bi-communal workshops for young political leaders
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|9 ||Establish bi-communal center to teach Internet and Greek and Turkish languages
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|10 ||Organize bi-communal workshops on problem solving techniques for educationalists
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|11 ||Set up bi-communal training/research center on conflict resolution and problem solving
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|12 ||Create bi-communal dialogue groups to focus on critical issues (property concerns, identity, security, etc.)
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|13 ||Organize poetry evenings for bi-communal audience
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|14 ||Organize concert with theme Peace on the Green line
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|15 ||Study the living conditions of T/Cs who live in the south and G/Cs who live in the north and make joint public report
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|}
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====Implementation====
The Cyprus Conflict Resolution Trainers Group requested financial support from the UN with a historical letter sent to UN General Secretary. In 1999, the UN established the UNOPS program, which provided funding for the above 15 and more than a hundred additional peace projects on the island.


==Videos==   
==Videos==   

Revision as of 23:24, 16 August 2016

It was created by members of the Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders I), the Bicommunal Conflict Resolution Group (Project Leaders II) and the Bicommunal Steering Committee.

Cyprus Peace Bazaar

In the third phase of their work, the CCRTG proposed a total of 241 possible projects designed to work toward their vision, and they eventually selected 15 of these projects (using democratic structured dialogue) for implementation during the following year. On June 24, 1995 they held an Agora/Bazaar in the premises of Ledra Palace to which they invited others who had expressed interest in joining them in peace building efforts.[1]

Selected projects

# PROJECT
1 Form study groups on Cyprus Federation/EU
2 Establish regular columns in G/C and T/C newspapers by members of opposite community
3 Schedule series of lectures by Orthodox and Muslim priests
4 Establish bi-communal meetings for T/Cs and G/Cs who studied together in integrated schools before 1974 (English School and American Academy)
5 Find sponsors for publishing books on poetry, short stories, art, folk dances in both languages
6 Establish a bi-communal women’s research center and support group
7 Form a bi-communal research center on history, social structure, traditions, culture, oral history of the two communities
8 Conduct bi-communal workshops for young political leaders
9 Establish bi-communal center to teach Internet and Greek and Turkish languages
10 Organize bi-communal workshops on problem solving techniques for educationalists
11 Set up bi-communal training/research center on conflict resolution and problem solving
12 Create bi-communal dialogue groups to focus on critical issues (property concerns, identity, security, etc.)
13 Organize poetry evenings for bi-communal audience
14 Organize concert with theme Peace on the Green line
15 Study the living conditions of T/Cs who live in the south and G/Cs who live in the north and make joint public report

Implementation

The Cyprus Conflict Resolution Trainers Group requested financial support from the UN with a historical letter sent to UN General Secretary. In 1999, the UN established the UNOPS program, which provided funding for the above 15 and more than a hundred additional peace projects on the island.


Videos

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Neshe Yasin



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Canan Oztoprak & Katie Clerides



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Costas Kyranides & Huseyin Gursan



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Maria Hadjipavlou



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Yiannis Laouris



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Nicos Anastasiou



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Dervish Baha & Katie Economidou



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Costas Shammas & Fatma Azgin



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Sarper Ince & Mustafa Damdelen



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Marios Michaelides

Members

  1. Harry Anastasiou
  2. Nicos Anastasiou
  3. Mustafa Anlar
  4. Fatma Azgin
  5. Bekir Azgin
  6. Dervish Besimler
  7. Irfan Beyatli
  8. Boysan Boyra
  9. Katie Clerides
  10. Mustafa Damdelen
  11. Katie Economidou
  12. Argyro Efthimiou
  13. Huseyin Gursan
  14. Maria Hadjipavlou
  15. Sophocles Hadjisophocleos
  16. Sarper Ince
  17. Mehmet Kansu
  18. Merope Kapsali
  19. Costis Kyranides
  20. Yiannis Laouris
  21. Marios Michaelides
  22. Dina Mousteri
  23. Eleftherios Neoptolemou
  24. Gul Oztek
  25. Hasibe Sahoglu
  26. Seda Selcuk
  27. Costas Shammas
  28. Sevgul Uludag
  29. Neshe Yasin
  30. Petros Yiasemides


References

  1. ↑ The Cyprus Conflict: Root Causes and Implications for Peacebuilding Journal of Peace Research May 1, 2007 44: 349-365


External Links

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