ICPD was established in Nepal in 2002 with the belief that Nepal's prevailing armed-conflict could only be resolved through dialogue among the stakeholders. With commitment to common concern for social harmony and development by promoting peace building processes through dialogue methods, ICPD has been engaged in organizing interaction and capacity development at various levels of stakeholders from community to national and international levels among political and civil society leaders
Institute for
Conflict Management Peace and Development (ICPD) was established in Kathmandu
in November 2002 by a group of professionals with an extensive exposure and experience in the field at both national and
international level. They felt the
need to offer professional support in conflict transformation and .......... [+more...]
Backchannel Group (Programs)
In support of Nepal's peacebuilding and constitution writing processes, ICPD and its US partner Karuna Center for Peacebuilding (KCP) with financial support from the Department of State of the US Government and technical support of the faculties of Harvard and Tufts Universities had organized a series of programs during June 2010-April 2011 on Political Negotiation and State Building. 64 senior leaders representing three major political parties UCPN-M, NC and CPN-UML and their factions, Madhesis [+more...]
Objectives
Having commitments to work on both sides of the conflict coin and operating at multi-track level ICPD's main goal is to contribute to achieve sustainable peace and human development. In the field of conflict transformation and peace building efforts, it has been aiming to achieve the following objec [+more...]
