Observatorio PSyD
El observatorio opina
12 de Junio de 2020
Vanguardia de Ideas 12/06/2020
Isabel Adé Portero
Doctora en Historia Contemporánea
Félix Arteaga (coord.), Implicaciones del COVID-19 para la Defensa, Elcano Policy Paper 3/2020 - 4/6/2020, www.realinstitutoelcano.org [Consultado: 05/06/20020]
“Esta reflexión colectiva obedece a la preocupación por los efectos del COVID-19 sobre la Defensa. Ha surgido de la movilización de una red de think tanks europeos, en la que participa el Real Instituto Elcano, para evitar que la Defensa en Europa vuelva a ser el gran perdedor de una crisis económica. Dentro de España hemos trasladado esa preocupación a miembros de las Fuerzas Armadas, la Industria y la Academia y hemos recogido sus impresiones –a título personal– en este documento.
El diagnóstico y las recomendaciones de este documento se centran en los efectos directos a corto plazo, sin entrar en repercusiones a mayor plazo que exigirán otra reflexión posterior. Recoge argumentos para el debate que se va a dar necesariamente en torno a la prioridad de la Defensa como política pública y que se ponen a disposición de quienes tienen la responsabilidad de defender públicamente su necesidad.” http://www.realinstitutoelcano.org/wps/portal/rielcano_es/contenido?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=/elcano/elcano_es/zonas_es/policy-paper-implicaciones-covid-19-para-la-defensa
Agathe Sarfati, Operationalizing the Sustaining Peace Agenda: Lessons from Burkina Faso, Liberia, and Papua New Guinea, International Peace Institute, June 2020, www.ipinst.org, [Consultado: 10/06/2020]
“The twin resolutions on peacebuilding and sustaining peace adopted by the General Assembly and Security Council in 2016 made a breakthrough in the UN’s conception of peacebuilding. Significant work has since been undertaken to reconfigure the UN system to work toward the implementation of these resolutions, and the UN Peacebuilding Commission has launched a comprehensive review of the peacebuilding architecture to be completed in 2020.
To inform this review, this issue brief synthesizes findings related to the operationalization of the peacebuilding and sustaining peace resolutions at the country level. These findings emerged from three case studies published by IPI on Liberia, Papua New Guinea, and Burkina Faso. The operationalization of sustaining peace is assessed across four areas: (1) operational and policy coherence; (2) leadership, accountability, and capacity; (3) financing; and (4) partnerships.
The paper concludes that much of the focus to date has been on improving the effectiveness of how the UN delivers its mandates on peacebuilding and sustaining peace. To fully realize the vision of the sustaining peace agenda, its operationalization must increasingly focus on the impact of these efforts. This requires questioning and testing the theory of change underpinning these operational reforms to ensure the UN is effectively helping societies build the foundation for sustaining peace.” https://www.ipinst.org/2020/06/operationalizing-sustaining-peace-agenda-burkina-faso-liberia-papua-new-guinea
“Esta reflexión colectiva obedece a la preocupación por los efectos del COVID-19 sobre la Defensa. Ha surgido de la movilización de una red de think tanks europeos, en la que participa el Real Instituto Elcano, para evitar que la Defensa en Europa vuelva a ser el gran perdedor de una crisis económica. Dentro de España hemos trasladado esa preocupación a miembros de las Fuerzas Armadas, la Industria y la Academia y hemos recogido sus impresiones –a título personal– en este documento.
El diagnóstico y las recomendaciones de este documento se centran en los efectos directos a corto plazo, sin entrar en repercusiones a mayor plazo que exigirán otra reflexión posterior. Recoge argumentos para el debate que se va a dar necesariamente en torno a la prioridad de la Defensa como política pública y que se ponen a disposición de quienes tienen la responsabilidad de defender públicamente su necesidad.” http://www.realinstitutoelcano.org/wps/portal/rielcano_es/contenido?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=/elcano/elcano_es/zonas_es/policy-paper-implicaciones-covid-19-para-la-defensa
Agathe Sarfati, Operationalizing the Sustaining Peace Agenda: Lessons from Burkina Faso, Liberia, and Papua New Guinea, International Peace Institute, June 2020, www.ipinst.org, [Consultado: 10/06/2020]
“The twin resolutions on peacebuilding and sustaining peace adopted by the General Assembly and Security Council in 2016 made a breakthrough in the UN’s conception of peacebuilding. Significant work has since been undertaken to reconfigure the UN system to work toward the implementation of these resolutions, and the UN Peacebuilding Commission has launched a comprehensive review of the peacebuilding architecture to be completed in 2020.
To inform this review, this issue brief synthesizes findings related to the operationalization of the peacebuilding and sustaining peace resolutions at the country level. These findings emerged from three case studies published by IPI on Liberia, Papua New Guinea, and Burkina Faso. The operationalization of sustaining peace is assessed across four areas: (1) operational and policy coherence; (2) leadership, accountability, and capacity; (3) financing; and (4) partnerships.
The paper concludes that much of the focus to date has been on improving the effectiveness of how the UN delivers its mandates on peacebuilding and sustaining peace. To fully realize the vision of the sustaining peace agenda, its operationalization must increasingly focus on the impact of these efforts. This requires questioning and testing the theory of change underpinning these operational reforms to ensure the UN is effectively helping societies build the foundation for sustaining peace.” https://www.ipinst.org/2020/06/operationalizing-sustaining-peace-agenda-burkina-faso-liberia-papua-new-guinea
vanguardia_de_ideas_120620_isabel_ade.pdf
