Bridging the divide: The role of networks in advancing inclusive disarmament processes

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Vienna Conversation Series

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The Vienna Conversation Series is a recurring discussion forum on timely disarmament-related issues, first launched by the Vienna Office of the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) in 2016 and since then expanded to different formats to engage diverse audiences. It aims at providing a platform for fruitful dialogue and knowledge exchange among different stakeholders and interested audiences to raise awareness of timely issues facing multilateral disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation.

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Bridging the divide: The role of networks in advancing inclusive disarmament processes

Vienna Conversation Series

1 hour 33 minutes 53 seconds

1 year ago

Bridging the divide: The role of networks in advancing inclusive disarmament processes

On 6 September 2023, UNODA Vienna Office hosted a hybrid event on the topic of "Bridging the divide: The role of networks in advancing inclusive disarmament processes." This interactive roundtable event aimed at showcasing the value of integrating diverse perspectives in disarmament discourse and decision-making processes, providing concrete examples and success stories, as well as exploring opportunities for strengthening of interdisciplinary, inter-generational, and cross-regional networks.

Panellists explored strategies and best practices for fostering the adoption of an inclusive approach, including intergenerational dialogue, networks and alumni groups, and multistakeholder consultations.