The culture of peace at a regional level, Does it have advantages compared to a city level?

CPNN has often carried articles about establishing a culture of peace at the level of the city, but there are also some advantages to promoting a culture of peace at a somewhat broader regional level.

In particular, the culture of peace needs to be based on a sustainable economy, which, in the long run, should depend on local agricultural production more than imported food. This requires that the unit for the culture of peace include not only the city, but also the agricultural region surrounding it.

Below are articles in CPNN about this question:

The Catalan Forum for Peace is born, a participatory process to create Catalan public peace policy

Oaxaca, Mexico: State Government Promotes Culture of Peace as a Public Policy

Lula’s address to CELAC “Nothing should separate us, since everything brings us together”

Jalisco, Mexico: V Global Forum on the Culture of Peace

Yucatan: State Government and 10 Municipalities join efforts to prevent violence and crime

Mediation Forum of the Vice-Government of Ceará promotes discussion for a culture of peace

SADC delegates to discuss women, youths’ role in strengthening peace and security in the region

UN agriculture agency chief calls on world’s mayors to make ‘global commitments local realities’

Castilla-La Mancha, Spain: The Strategic Agreement for Peace and Coexistence seeks a consensus of civil society

Brazil: State Government of Acre establishes union with institutions for the culture of peace

Nigeria: Kaduna Conflicts: El-Rufai Inaugurates Peace Commission