Our Approach
At Lobbying for Peace, we take an institution-centred approach to political peacebuilding, focused on how commitments move from diplomacy into policy, governance and implementation.
LFP examines the political conditions, institutional choices and implementation mechanisms that shape the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with particular attention to the role of European policy and institutions. Our focus is on what is required to translate political commitments into workable arrangements, implement them and sustain them over time.
Our work complements that of humanitarian, development and economic actors by addressing the political and governance conditions in which they operate.
How We Work
Institutional Engagement
We engage European and Palestinian institutions, researchers and policy specialists on political and institutional questions affecting the conflict and its resolution.
Independent Analysis
We produce analysis on live political and institutional questions, including Israeli and Palestinian political dynamics, EU-Israel relations, Palestinian governance, financing, recovery and reconstruction, donor coordination and West Bank developments. Selected work is published on a non-partisan and evidence-led basis.
Implementation Focus
We examine where political and financial commitments encounter institutional constraints, and the governance, sequencing, coordination and accountability mechanisms required for implementation.
Commissioned Research & Advisory
We undertake selected assignments on defined questions for organisations seeking to understand and navigate the European political, institutional and financing environment surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Assignments are undertaken independently and aligned with LFP's mission.
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