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	This first Co-Laboratory within the [[Civil Society Dialogue]] project was used to organize a series of follow-up dialogues in areas of utmost importance to the Cyprus problem / Cyprus peace process. Therefore, [[Structured Dialogic Design]] Co-Laboratories focusing on the most influential options to bridge the widening gap between the two communities as identified in the Platres / peace revival dialogue were organized.		This first Co-Laboratory within the [[Civil Society Dialogue]] project was used to organize a series of follow-up dialogues in areas of utmost importance to the Cyprus problem / Cyprus peace process. Therefore, [[Structured Dialogic Design]] Co-Laboratories focusing on the most influential options to bridge the widening gap between the two communities as identified in the Platres / peace revival dialogue were organized.

	The [[Civil Society Dialogue]] project was co-funded by the UNDP-ACT programme. The project consortium consisted of one Turkish Cypriot organization [[Cyprus EU Association]], responsible for the overall project coordination, one Greek Cypriot organization [[Cyprus Intercultural Training Initiative]], and one international organization [[Institute of 21st Century Agoras]].		The [[Civil Society Dialogue]] project was co-funded by the UNDP-ACT programme. The project consortium consisted of one Turkish Cypriot organization [[Cyprus EU Association]], responsible for the overall project coordination, one Greek Cypriot organization [[Cyprus Intercultural Training Initiative]], and one international organization [[Institute for 21st Century Agoras]].