Subject(s): Human rights -- Women -- Capacity building -- International relation -- Conflict management. -- Designing a peacebuilding infrastructure -- Current peace building and conflict prevention landscape -- Overview of interventions and methodologies -- De-constructing conventional understanding -- Structural prevention: Institutional capacity building and cross sectoral linkage -- Capacity building for structural prevention: Strengthening the capacity of the united nations and its member states -- Interdisciplinary linkages: Conflict prevention, development, governance -- national institutional capacity and rule of law -- Human rights, minority rights and identity based conflict -- Macroeconomics of conflict -- Current and ongoing initiatives -- Civil society as a force for accountability, early warning and peace building -- Global partnership for the prevention of armed conflict (GPPAC) -- Women and conflict, Collateral damage, War-affected children -- State of the world'd children 2005 , Free press and media -- United nations and intergovernmental initiatives -- Brahimi report , Secretary-General's report , Reducing the prevalence and risk of war, Freedom to live in dignity, Democracy, Secretary- General's high-level panel on threats, challenges and change , Reform of the UN, Technical cooperation approach to conflict transformation: a pre-eminent part of the UN's work, Infusing awareness and developing skills and capacities , regional initiatives : regional and sub-regional conflict prevention mechanisms, donor initiatives -- Farming the future -- Search for political will -- UN research institute/ Think Tank for conflict prevention -- Proposal for development of an international network of sub-regional dispute resolution and dialogue centres -- Proposal for an inter sectoral dialogue on conflict prevention and peace building in conjunction with millennium+ 5 meetings -- national conflict survey/Assessments for member states -- Support for early warning mechanism in Africa -- Convening a meeting of drones to develop new structures, strategies and time frames for funding prevention programmes