Tunisian Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies - TIPCS

The Tunisian Institute for Peace and Conflicts Studies (TIPCS) is a non-partisan, independent, not-for-profit and a non-governmental civil society organization, under Tunisian law. The TIPCS is a think-do tank that promotes peace and conflict studies, peaceful alternatives to conflict and peace efforts in the nation. Since 2016, TIPCS has been building trust in the southern shore of the Mediterran

ean sea, strengthening youth involvement within the decision making process and post Arab revolutions structural reforms. TIPCS has been working with key partners to resolve real conflict issues and present solutions based on dialogue. We believe that even if conflicts are inevitable, collateral damage can be limited and even controlled through direct involvement activities in conflict zones, and the dissemination of the culture of peace. Dedicated to the sustainable improvement of peace by advancing integrated and local solutions, TIPCS staff includes experts in the fields of health, education, nutrition, environment, economic development, civil society, gender, youth, research, technology, etc., a unique blend of capabilities to meet today's interrelated development challenges. TIPCS is a regional organization. The 3 offices of TIPCS in Tunisia are:
-The Administrative Management Office: 6 impasse Tite live, Al Marsa, Tunis, Tunisia.
-The International Monastir Agency, dedicated to the fields of Education and Cultural Relations: Avenue Mahmoud Bourguiba, (BP 241), La République, Monastir, 5060. Tunisia.
-The Libyan Affairs and Saharan Migration Study Office: Houmt Souk, Zone Touristique, Djerba 4128, Tunisia. The TIPCS receives interns, researchers and students (in special cases) from its regular partners (mainly):
-The Mediterranean Integration Center (CMI)
-Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies - University of Malta (MEDAC)
-School of Oriental and African Studies, London
-Sciences Po Toulouse
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The latest exploits?
-The best Mediterranean Nexus Water-Employment-Migration (WEM) 2019-2020 project: “Water and Migration Public Policy Participatory Formulation”, February 2018 - June 2022.
-Cultural project Laureate of the African Continent, African Culture Fund - ACF, “Les Quarante et un Regards dans l'Art et la Passion”, 2020-2021.