UN General Assembly Debate on Ensuring Stable and Peaceful Societies

On April 24-25, 2014, the President of the UN General Assembly hosted a debate on the nexus of development, peace, and stability to allow member states to reflect on the theme in the context of ongoing post-2015 development discussions. CIC Senior Fellow David Steven contributed to the meeting by moderating part of the discussions and providing input in the form of a memo to the President of the General Assembly.

Related content from CIC:

Report: Why Would Peace Be Controversial at the United Nations? Negotiations Toward a Post-2015 Development Framework

Blog Post: UN General Assembly Debates Peace and Stability in Post-2015 Development

Blog Post: The Role of Peace and Security in the Post-2015 Agenda: The Perspective of African States and LDCs

Blog Post: The Question of Framing Peace in the Post-2015 Negotiations

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Event Date: Apr 24, 2014 to Apr 25, 2014

Topic(s): Post 2015 Development, United Nations

Event Hosts: United Nations General Assembly

Facilitator(s): David Steven

Author(s): David Steven

Program(s): Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

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