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Kdei Karuna

Kdei Karuna. Presentation to CCC, 02 April 2013 by Ms. Sonja MEYER, GIZ Civil Peace Service Advisor to Kdei Karuna. “Enabling individuals to live together with dignity, tolerance and harmony”. History and Approach .

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Kdei Karuna

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  1. KdeiKaruna Presentation to CCC, 02 April 2013 by Ms. Sonja MEYER, GIZ Civil Peace Service Advisor to KdeiKaruna “Enabling individuals to live together with dignity, tolerance and harmony”

  2. History and Approach • KdK began working in Cambodia in 2005 as a branch of the US-based International Center for Conciliation (ICfC). • ICfC’s Historical Conciliation Methodology seeks to assist villagers in their own efforts to heal historical wounds. • Our projects focus on empowering villagers through a Participatory Approach that encourages the Cambodians to engage in non-violent conflict resolution.

  3. Vision Kdei Karuna contributes to sustainable peace efforts by enabling individuals to live together with dignity, tolerance, and harmony. KdeiKaruna aims to strengthen peace-building capacities to actively engage different elements of society in non-violent conflict resolution. Mission

  4. Projects: JHO • Justice and History Outreach (JHO) • Training of Trainers • Community Memory Initiatives • Victim-Former Khmer Rouge Dialogue (VFKR) • Film Outreach • We Want U To Know • VFKR

  5. Projects: CTHR • Exploring History & Nationalism in the Cambodian-Thai Relationship (CTHR) • Traineeship: Capacity Development for university students • Field Trips, Study Tours and Research • Exchange Trips and Dialogue w/ Thai students • Transfer projects

  6. Outlook • Local Facilitator Capacity Development and project support • Media for Outreach • Expansion of regional program

  7. Thank you for your attention! Please visit www.kdei-karuna.org for more information or contact: sonja.meyer@giz.de or info@kdei-karuna.org

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