Acknowledgements
About the Authors
Glossary of Terms
Executive Summary
Chapter One: Methodology and Key Concepts
Methodology of the pilot project
Key concepts
Chapter Two: The contribution of civil society to peacebuilding in Kenya and Guatemala
Guatemala
Civil war and peace agreement
The international community: Paymasters without political involvement
Rebuilding civil society after war and repression
Kenya
Democratisation and “communal” violence
The international community and conflict in Kenya
The role of civil society in promoting peacebuilding
Chapter Three: Building civil society capacity for peace
NGO capacities for peacebuilding in Guatemala
Peacebuilding mandate and policies
Structures
Conflict analysis and programming capacities
Working with others and advocacy
Engaging with donors
NGO capacities for peacebuilding in Kenya
Peacebuilding mandate and policies
Structures
Conflict analysis and programming capacities
Working with others and advocacy
Engaging with donors
Conclusions and recommendations on building civil society capacity for peace
Defining peacebuilding, gaining consensus and building broad ownership
Enhancing programme effectiveness
Achieving political impact
Engaging with donors
Chapter Four: PCIA as a peacebuilding tool
PCIA and NGO capacity building
Lessons learned on using PCIA
PCIA in the project cycle
Chapter Five: Conclusion
Appendix I: Examples of structural conflict indicators from Kenya
Project documentation
Bibliography
Other Relevant Publications