PRAGMORA PROCESS – EVALUATION CRITERIA
CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING EACH POTENTIAL ADVOCACY ACTION
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1. Could advocating this measure do harm?
Is there any way that an international advocacy campaign for this measure or the actual implementation of this measure could exacerbate a conflict, destabilize a situation, put lives at risk, or otherwise do harm?
2. Is there a possibility of success?
What is the likelihood that an international advocacy campaign could successfully influence or pressure decision-makers to implement the measure?
3. If implemented, to what extent would it foster peace?
Would it have a notable impact in helping to resolve the conflict and/or foster a stable peace?
The thinking process behind evaluating the possibility of success is heavily informed by the Harvard Negotiation Project’s approach to “Getting to Yes.”
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Former child soldiers in the DR Congo
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