Work with LFP
Institutional engagement, analytical collaboration
and commissioned research for political peacebuilding.
Lobbying for Peace works on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with particular attention to European policy and institutions, governance, financing and implementation.
We welcome substantive engagement with institutions, policymakers, diplomats, researchers, practitioners, relevant private-sector actors and organisations whose work intersects with LFP’s areas of expertise.
Ways to Work with LFP
LFP works through commissioned research and advisory, institutional engagement, analytical collaboration and selected partnerships.
Commissioned Research & Advisory
LFP undertakes selected commissioned assignments on defined political, institutional and implementation questions within its substantive coverage. Engagements are undertaken independently and selected in line with LFP’s peacebuilding mission.
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Institutional Engagement
We engage with policymakers, diplomats and institutional actors on political, governance and implementation questions relevant to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and European policy.
Engagement may include substantive exchanges, policy discussions, analytical input and dialogue around specific institutional or implementation challenges.
Analytical Collaboration
LFP works with researchers, practitioners and subject-matter specialists where external expertise can strengthen analysis or deepen understanding of a defined question.
Collaboration may include expert input, co-developed analysis, policy notes, briefings and longer-form research.
Partnerships
LFP works selectively with organisations whose capabilities or areas of work complement its own. Partnerships may involve joint research, funded programmes, institutional engagement or other defined projects where there is a clear substantive objective and complementary expertise.
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If your work intersects with LFP’s focus on political peacebuilding, institutional viability, European policy or implementation, we welcome the opportunity to explore whether there is a useful basis for engagement.
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