Guiding Principles

1. We will have a clear and shared vision, based on realistic expectations.

2. We will encourage pioneering, innovative, cutting-edge and integrated programming to promote cooperation, trust and reconciliation.

3. We will take steps to protect the actions and work of our partners to support our vision and mandate.

4. We will be transparent and accountable.

5. We will support local ownership and promote the implementation of Cypriot-driven initiatives.

6. We will ensure the inclusion of all stakeholders in participatory and other consultation processes, and will reach out to new partners and communities.

7. We will be flexible and adapt our work to changing contexts on the basis of ongoing analysis.

8. We will take steps to ensure that our work does not unintentionally contribute to reinforcing divisions.

9. We will ensure that communications, outreach and advocacy are integrated across all activities.

10. We will ensure a clear, strategic focus to enhance greater impact.

11. We will promote learning, reflective practice and capacity development across the programme.


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