We work toward the resolution of the remaining conflicts across Asia and the rest of the world, as well as assuring sustainable peace in conflict-affected areas. Furthermore, we seek to share the findings and perspectives gained from our intervention and engagement activities in conflict-affected areas with the community of experts and related organizations working for peace across the globe.

Long-term accompaniment
We select the fields for our intervention programs based on the continual assessment of our potential impact, and engage ourselves with selected conflict areas to accompany the societies and communities in question over the long term.

Attention to local contexts
When conducting stakeholder mapping and political analyses to conceptualize our intervention plans, we pay special attention to the differences of local contexts in conflict areas, including historical experiences, religion, language, culture, and society.

Respecting ownership of conflict parties and affected societies
We are constantly in dialogue with conflict parties and related stakeholders, and seek to conceptualize structural transformation toward conflict resolution and sustainable peace with full respect of the ownership of conflict parties and affected stakeholders.

Focusing on local challenges and resources before theoretical approaches
We conduct surveys and research on themes related to peacebuilding such as “Concept of Peace Mediation,” “de-radicalization,” and the "Women, Peace and Security Agenda,” after closely studying the trends of international support and the realities in conflict-affected areas that receive support. We also design pilot projects on these themes to present alternative approaches in partnership with local stakeholders.