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FriEnt/KOFF Workshop ReportWednesday, 13th February9.00 – 9.30 Where do we stand? Where do we go from here?Strategic options for development and peace buildingpractitionersIntroduction (Jonathan Sisson & Sylvia Servaes)9.30 – 11.30 Working Groups (Facilitation: Sylvia Servaes)11.30 – 11.45 Coffee breakWhat do complexity of victim / perpetrator categories andthe necessity for their transformation mean for the design,timing, sequencing of programmes, and the choice ofcooperation partners:• Justice and truth (Facilitation: Natascha Zupan)• DDR and reparation (Facilitation: Jonathan Sisson)• Social and economic development in post conflictsocieties (Facilitation: Sylvia Servaes)11.45 – 13.00 Presentation and discussion of the working groups' results13.15 LunchConcluding Discussion:Is there scope for differentiated victim / perpetratorapproaches in development and peace building? What isneeded? (Facilitation: Sylvia Servaes)20
FriEnt/KOFF Workshop ReportAppendix II: Biographies of presentersDr. Simone LindorferSimone Lindorfer is a free-lance consultant for psycho-social trauma work. Shehas worked with various organisations like Misereor, Caritas, and medicamondiale. Among the countries she focusses on are Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi,Kenya and Liberia. She is a Psychologist and Theologian and wrote herDissertation on Liberation Psychology and gender-related violence in EasternAfrica "Sharing the Pain of the Bitter Hearts”. Simone Lindorfer is a trauma andsystemic family therapist. She has special working experience with survivors oftorture and political violence which she particularly gained with a non-profitorganisation in Stuttgart.Agnes MujawayezuAgnes Mujawayezu is the National Executive Secretary of Pro-Femmes/TweseHamwe, in Rwanda - an umbrella association of 50 organizations that promoteswomen’s rights, peace and development. She holds a Master’s degree insociology, a Bachelor’s degree in Education and a Diploma in Psychology. AgnesMujawayezu has been in the field of education, reproductive health, gender,community development and conflict management for the last 25 years. Sheworked as a programme/project coordinator and as a private consultant withdifferent institutions and organizations, e.g. the Burundese Ministry of education,as well as the Ministries of gender and family promotion, of social affairs, and ofhealth, the Parliament, and UN agencies (UNFPA and UNIFEM), bilateralcooperations (CIDA, DFID and USAID), international NGOs (ACORD, ChristianAid, CECI, CARE International, International Alert, CHF International) and manylocal NGOs.Salomão Tirço MungoiSalomão Mungoi is a Program Officer at Propaz-Institute for Peace Promotion,Mozambique. He did his secondary studies and a medium level technical course inStatistics in Cuba in the 1980s. On his return to Mozambique he joined the armywhere he served between 1988 and 1994 and where he reached the rank of aLieutenant. He worked in the Air force, the Military Hospital and with the planningdepartment attached to the Army Commander. He was a field member of thecommission set up during the peace agreement responsible for the establishmentof the new army. When he left the army in November 1994 he joined the ExcombatantsAssociation. After a series of exchanges with ex-combatants in otherparts of the world Salomão Mungoi became a co-founder of Propaz. He holds abachelor degree in English language teaching by the Pedagogical University inMaputo and went through a DDR specialization course. He is trainer and materialdesigner in conflict and conflict transformation. He also co-authored two booksabout the experience of ex-combatants as peace promoters in Mozambique.His experience is summarized in: “Struggles in Peacetime: Working with excombatantsin Mozambique. Their work, their frustration and success” (2005).www.propaz.org.mz/media/english.pdf21
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