For two decades, CMI has been supporting ongoing peace processes in the Eurasia region by engaging with national, regional and international stakeholders, and both state and non-state actors. CMI helps to enable dialogue and enhance good governance in societies facing challenging political transitions and conflict in the region.
CMI’s work in the Eurasia region operates at various levels given the fragility of the European peacemaking system. CMI has supported capacity building for government actors across the region, especially in Ukraine, as well as supporting dialogue at a sub-regional level in Moldova and the South Caucasus. At the regional level, informal spaces convened by CMI have provided opportunities for dialogue between Ukraine and other European actors. At the national level, CMI-facilitated spaces have contributed to dialogue between political and societal actors within Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia and Azerbaijan. The work that is done in the Eurasia region also supports coordination between formal and informal actors, and improved policymaking on peace and security.
