United States Institute of Peace | In-Person & Virtual Event

Description: U.N. sanctions are an important tool for preventing and resolving conflict. But the current U.N. sanctions system is very complex, and wide divisions in the U.N. Security Council are undermining the body’s ability to even take on some of the most pressing matters in international peace and security. This lack of movement often hampers conflict mediators as they engage in peace processes that require more agile, immediate action. A greater coherence and coordination between U.N. sanctions regimes and peace processes — as well as improvements in how U.N. sanctions are designed, implemented and removed — could help both tools to be more effective in achieving their stated aims.

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