The STAT project engaged Palestinian and Israeli experts in Track II Diplomacy through a joint think tank forum to develop recommendations for advancing the peace process.
IPCRI partnered with Byspokes, an innovative UK-based NGO, to introduce water-efficient food production systems in two communities identified as being disproportionately impacted by the conflict (one in Israel, one in the Palestine).
IPCRI administered a joint Israeli-Palestinian Environmental Forum where environmental issues that affect both sides were discussed and coordinated.
IPCRI provided resources and training to local Palestinians farmers to effectively grow and market high-demand export crops. By doing so, we hoped to a better economic future for the West Bank farmers.
IPCRI's "Young Leaders - Partners for Change" project involved Jewish and Arab/Palestinian teenagers from mixed areas in Israel in a process of developing joint community initiatives that promote shared citizenship.
IPCRI organised regular tours for Israelis to Palestinian cities in order to provide meaningful opportunities to step "beyond the wall" and get an understanding of their neighboring community.