CRISP – Conflict Transformation and Civic Education

Here you find the summary of our activities during the last three months.

We are excited to announce the launch of Nadi El Mohakah website!

CRISP is happy to welcome our new intern Tobias. He will assist us in our work for the next 3 months.

Just some days before Christmas we were invited to facilitate one day at the regional forum of UNDP’s Youth Leadership Programme (YLP4) “Innovating for Sustainable Impact” in Tunis.

From the 10th until the 11th of November we conducted the simulation game “Syria” in cooperation with Al Sharq and Hometown Hannover in Hannovers biggest community-centre.

We celebrated our project-series SET (2012 - 2018) in Egypt. Together with more than 200 guests, we reviewed the last exiting six years and presented the new entity Nadi El Mohake Foundation (Simulation Gamers Club, Egypt) to the public.

CRISP has teamed up with three organizations from Romania, Italy and Lithuania to develop a set of simulation and board games for environmental education in Europe. The games will be accompanied by a user guide and published online for free...

To wrap up the 2018 Peace and Conflict Consultants project, an evaulation seminar was held in Bishkek.

On the 22nd and 23rd of November we have implemented our updated simulation game, ‘Quo Vadis EU’ for twelve participants of the international diplomats’ training from Iraq.

We’ve developed a lot over the last months, new office, new colleagues, new projects – finally we also have new pictures.

During the 9-Week-Training-Workshop for peace and conflict workers we implemented one of our most complex simulation games, so the participants could test their acquired knowledge.

As part of the “10th International Diplomatic Re-invitation Programme” 17 diplomats and participants of the International Parliamentary Fellowship Programme took part in our simulation game Kodori at the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin.