In September 2011, the office of the UN Secretary-General released its first report focused specifically on preventive diplomacy; the report was subsequently discussed at the Security Council. This paper aims to contribute to these ongoing discussions by providing a primer on the UN's work on conflict prevention and ideas for improvement.
This report seeks to answer the following questions:
- What is conflict prevention, and what is its relationship to the work of the Security Council?
- What elements of the UN Charter undergird the council's conflict-prevention activities?
- What is the historical background of the council's conflict-prevention work?
- What are its recent activities in this area?
- Why has the council been focusing its attention on prevention at this particular moment?
- What are some of the challenges to the prevention work of the UN in general and the council in particular?
- What are some ideas for improving the council's work on conflict prevention?
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