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16 August 2012
Notes on the Nexus Center Related to Health and Peace
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In an inter-connected world, many challenges are inter-linked. For example,
improving health depends on stability and development.
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Peace is the primary condition for health. It is also a prerequisite for development.
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At the same time, healthier societies are less vulnerable, and therefore in a better
position to grow, prosper and implement the Millennium Development Goals.
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Therefore, peace is necessary for health, and health is needed for peace.
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This point has been realized by a few governments, international organizations, and
philanthropists. But their initiatives have been disjointed.
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Short-term independent initiatives are necessary but not sufficient.
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In order to be sustainable, preventive and remedial measures need to be part of a
coordinated, comprehensive and long-term global process that unites all
stakeholders and ensures a multi-disciplinary and evidence-based approach.
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To be effective and sustainable, this process should be centralized and
institutionalized.
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At the moment, no such institution exists. That is why the International Peace
Institute (IPI) proposes to create one.
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IPI has more than forty years of experience analysing conflicts and other global
threats as well as peace-related issues. It also has convening power to bring together
experts from a wide range of backgrounds to discuss international problems and seek
innovative, multi-lateral solutions.
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The proposal is to create a new inter-disciplinary Center, called the "Nexus Center for
Conflict Resolution" in Vienna, looking in particular at promoting peace through
health, and health through peace.
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