IPCRI has developed an alternative solution to the conflict based on the current political and social realities in Israel and the Palestinian Territories. This alternative idea examines the possibility of having two states living side-by-side under a confederative-like paradigm.
IPCRI is 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).
The STAT project engages Palestinian and Israeli experts in Track II Diplomacy through a joint think tank forum to develop recommendations for advancing the peace process.
IPCRI will provide resources and training to local Palestinians farmers to effectively grow and market high-demand export crops. This will contribute to a better economic future for the West Bank farmers.
IPCRI organizes monthly public events where experts discuss issues about the conflict with Israeli and Palestinian audience.
IPCRI is mapping PV solar energy potential in the Gaza strip with local Gazan partners to enable the development of renewable energy installations that can contribute to solving the energy deficit in Gaza.
IPCRI administers a joint Israeli-Palestinian Environmental Forum where environmental issues that affect both sides are discussed and coordinated.
IPCRI organises regular tours for Israelis to Palestinian cities to provide meaningful opportunities to step "beyond the wall" and get an understanding of their neighboring community.
IPCRI involves Jewish and Arab/Palestinian teenagers from mixed areas in Israel in a process of developing joint community projects that improve shared citizenship.
