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China and the United States on the Afghanistan-Pakistan Region

Since 2009, the Center on International Cooperation (CIC) at New York University has supported the development of regional approaches to Afghanistan by co-convening a series of structured dialogues among regional stakeholders. Since the initial meeting in June 2009 in Dubai, CIC has co-convened seven meetings including Istanbul (January 2010), Dubai (December 2010, April 2011), Oslo (June 2011), Dubai (September 2011), Oslo (September 2011), and Abu Dhabi (January 2013).

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Feb 03, 2014
Center on International Cooperation
China, South Asia, Pakistan
Afghanistan, South Asia
Afghanistan-Pakistan Regional Project

From Declaration to Delivery

Actioning the Post-2015 agenda

This synthesis report is based on a series of ‘reality check’ roundtables that explored the challenges of delivering the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets that will replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2016.

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Jun 30, 2015
David Steven
Post 2015 Development
Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

Walking Point for Peace: An Irish view on the state of UN peacekeeping

A number of European countries are considering playing a greater military role in UN peacekeeping.  However, they have many concerns about the UN's systems for managing missions, which differ markedly from NATO and EU standards. In this paper, based on in-depth interviews with Irish officers and policy-makers and UN officials, Edward Burke and Jonathan Marley give detailed insights into their experiences and lessons.

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Jun 03, 2015
Edward Burke, Jonathan Marley
Europe
United Nations
Prevention and Peacebuilding

Time to Deliver the Post-2015 Agenda’s Promises to Children

The post-2015 agenda has a clear vision for children: the protection, survival and development of all children to their full potential. Four resonant and ambitious ‘core promises’ to children can be drawn from the child-focused goals and targets.

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Jun 01, 2015
David Steven
Post 2015 Development
Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

Every Child Deserves a Childhood

Continuing with David Steven's work on the Time to Deliver theme, focusing on the core promises that should be made to children, this report explores the potential for the United Kingdom to play a leadership role at the heart of a proposed new global partnership to protect children; using new targets to end abuse, exploitation and all forms of violence against children as the focus for a drive to protect children both within the UK as well as globally, through the UK’s foreign and development policy.

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May 18, 2015
David Steven
Post 2015 Development
Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

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