Community Relations Council
Equity Diversity Interdependence
Promoting a Peaceful and Fair
Society based on Reconciliation
and Mutual Trust.
Peace III
Monitoring and Evaluation Resources for Peace 3 Partnerships.
PEACE III – Aid for Peace - Research Methods
PEACE III - Aid for Peace - Questionnaire
Click here for Progress Report Template
Click here for Project Monitoring Report
Peace III Case Study Template
Partner Delivery Agent - Monthly Report
Aid for Peace Handbook 2010.pdf
ASM Horwath Recommendations for Aid for Peace Reports for Phase II
ASM Howarth Theme 1.1 final report - Oct 2010
Basic Guide to Outcomes
CWC-Peacebuilding-Report-Final-2011
Detailed definitions of indicators - Peace III Version 2 June 2009
Donegal Peace Partnership - Template Progress Report
Evaluation and Impact Assessment for NOF digitise projects
Evaluation Framework for Peace-building PWC SEUPB
GN 12 - SEUPB Presentation M and E Workshop Sept 2011
Guidance for assessing Social Impacts
Hoffman PCIA handbook
Ken Bush presentation Aids for Peace - April 09
Legacy of the Troubles final report
Lisburn C'Reagh Project Monitoring Form
M and E Measureing Success Toolkit
NE End Stage Report
NE PEACE III Progress Report
NI Life and Times Self Completion Questionnaire 2008
NISRA Aid for Peace September 2011
PCIA Assessment Plan
PEACE III Aid for Peace Working Group
Possible peace impact indicators
Sligo Peace III presentation of Phase I evaluation
Resource Notes
As part of its support role, the Consortium has produced a number of Resource Notes. These notes have been produced to support Partnerships in the implementation of their action plans and have been developed by the Consortium in response to requests from Partnerships. They are meant to supplement SEUPB Guidance Notes and Departmental documentation.
They are:
1. Roles and Responsibilities of Key Stakeholders
3. 10 point plan for Partnerships
4. What makes a good Partnership Development Programme?
5. What makes a good Peace Building Project?
6. Guidelines on Cross Border Peace Building Work
Consortium Events
Presentations from the Commemorations event
To view Belfast Presentation click here
To view Cavan CC Presentation click here
To view Cavan FRC Peace Project Presentation click here
To view Southern Partnership Decade presentation click here
Event Presentations
1.1 Sectarianism workshop - 18th September, Monaghan - Presentations
The NI Peace Monitoring Report - Paul Nolan, NICRC
Storytelling to Promote Intergenerational Reconciliation and Learning: lessons from Ireland - L Carragher, W Glendinning and L McKeown
Event Reports
2nd October 2012 Chairperson and Managers Forum held at the Maze long Kesh site Click here for the event report
18th September 2012 Sectarianism Workshop held in the offices of the Monaghan Education Centre, Monaghan Town, Co. Monaghan Click here for the event report
19th June 2012 Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop at CRC Offices Dungannon Click here for the event report
26th April 2012 Commemorations Workshop at CRC Offices, Dungannon. Click here for the event report.
28th March 2012 Chairperson and Managers Forum at CRC Offices, Dungannon. Click here for the event report.
Upcoming Workshops for Peace III Partnerships
The events are for Peace 3 Partnerships staff and members. They are not public events.
- 21 February – Linking 1.1 Local and 1.1 Regional Projects - Monaghan
- 28 March - Chairperson and Managers Forum – CRC Offices, Dungannon
- 22 May – A Decade of Commemorations - CRC Offices, Dungannon
- 18 September – Communications and Publicity - Monaghan
- October (date tbc at March meeting) Chairperson and Managers Forum – CRC Offices, Dungannon
- 20 November - Best Practice – CRC Offices, Dungannon
1. Strengthening and Sustaining Cross Border Peace and Reconciliation Work
Click here for the workshop report from the Consortium Cross Border workshop on 19th October 2011 in Belfast City Hall.
2. Chairperson’s and Manager’s Forum
Contact Peter Day for further information - pday@nicrc.org.uk 23rd November 2011
Click here for the Chairpersons and Managers Forum Report
The EU Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Border Region of Ireland (2007-2013) - 'the PEACE III Programme' - is a distinctive European Union Structural Funds Programme aimed at reinforcing progress towards a peaceful and stable society and promoting reconciliation.
Taking this overall aim forward, the PEACE III Programme focuses on two strategic objectives:
- Priority 1: Reconciling Communities
- Priority 2: Contributing to a Shared Society
Under Priority 1 of the PEACE III Programme the Special EU Programmes Body has contracted Pobal, in partnership with the Community Relations Council in Northern Ireland, to deliver within the following two key areas:
Theme 1.1: Building positive relationships at the local level
This theme is concerned with challenging attitudes to racism and sectarianism and in supporting conflict resolution and mediation at the local community level. The consortium of Pobal and the Community Relations Council provide the technical support to 14 Local Authority led Peace Partnerships. The Partnerships include the six County Council areas making up the Border Counties of Ireland, and eight clusters of the 26 district councils in Northern Ireland.
Theme 1.2: Acknowledging and dealing with the past
This theme aims to build upon the capacity of individuals to deal with the transition to peace and reconciliation and ensure that victims and survivors of the conflict are able to deal with the past on their own terms. The consortium of Pobal and the Community Relations Council are the Implementing Body appointed to manage a Global grant of €50Meuro under this Theme.
