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Peace Walls Programme

The Peace Walls Programme (PWP) was launched in 2012. It is aimed at developing and delivering a range of confidence and relationship building interventions within and between interface communities to help residents reach a position where they feel it is safe and appropriate to proceed with the removal of Peace Walls in their area.

The Programme, which was developed by the Fund following consultation with all key stakeholders, is designed to be the first stage in a process leading to the physical removal of barriers.

The 2019 Community Attitudes to Peace Walls Survey

Duncairn Community Partnership

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Twaddell, Ardoyne, Shankill Communities in Transit (TASCIT)

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Imagine Peace Walls Project

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  • Duncairn Community Partnership

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  • Twaddell, Ardoyne, Shankill Communities in Transit (TASCIT)

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  • Imagine Peace Walls Project

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Berlin Wall

28

Years

Cupar Way, Belfast

51

Years

Palestine Wall

18

Years

The strategic objectives of PWP are to:

Encourage contact, dialogue and reconciliation between Unionists and Nationalists in interface areas
Facilitate dialogue (including conversations on dealing with the past), and/or mediation within and between interface communities to build greater cross-community cohesion and confidence
Build relationships and trust for peace building activities and establish a cross-community visioning process to build a shared future within and between interface communities
Engage with individuals and communities that have not previously participated in community development or peace building activities
Underpin the Peace Process and promote economic prosperity by creating the conditions where interface communities are content to proceed with the physical removal of Peace Walls in their area
Help interface communities to leverage additional funding for the physical removal of Peace Walls and any associated infrastructure and community regeneration needs when the required levels of confidence have been established
Improve the wellbeing and safety of local residents in interface areas by promoting economic and social advance
Provide a template for this type of intervention, which if successful could be used by others to deliver similar interventions when the Fund ceases to exist.

Contact

International Fund for Ireland

Seatem House 
28-32 Alfred Street 
Belfast 
BT2 8EN 

Tel: +44 (0)28 9031 2884    

For further information about our funding programmes, or for information on how to apply for funding, please contact the person(s) or organisation(s) identifed at the end of the relevant programme summary in the areas of activity section.

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Belfast Office

International Fund for Ireland
Seatem House
28-32 Alfred St.
Belfast
BT2 8EN

+44 (0)28 9031 2884

Dublin Office

PO Box 2000
Dublin 2

+353 1 408 2130

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