Strengthening existing institutions, prioritising prevention and engaging the private sector are needed to end corruption.
Improved relations have changed how NGOs view their role in reducing violence and linking with government policy.
Government participants have been able to build stronger relationships and develop coordinated violence prevention initiatives.
There is growing interest in how the Violence Prevention Forum works and whether the methodology is transferable.
The facilitated dialogue has been sustained for two years, with participants actively leading the process.
Tensions stem from a desperate need for jobs, basic services and better living standards – not from xenophobia.
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