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The Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development highlights the role that states and civil society must play in preventing and reducing violence associated with war, crime, and social unrest. The Declaration was adopted on 7 June 2006 and is now endorsed by 113 states. It is the strongest political statement to date that addresses the impact of armed violence within a development context. Regular high-level diplomatic regional meetings and ministerial review conferences take place to assess progress concerning the process and implementation of the Geneva Declaration; the first two ministerial review conferences took place in 2008 and 2011. During 2014 a series of Regional Review Conferences have been organized not only to review the process in implementing the Geneva Declaration bu

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rdfs:label	إعلان جنيف بشأن العنف المسلح والتنمية (ar) Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development (en) Déclaration de Genève sur la violence armée et le développement (fr)
rdfs:comment	La Déclaration de Genève sur la violence armée et le développement (en anglais Geneva declaration on armed violence and development) souligne le rôle que les États et la société civile doivent jouer pour prévenir et réduire la violence armée. (fr) يسلطُ إعلان جنيف بشأن العنف المسلح والتنمية الضوء على الدور الذي يجب أن تلعبه الدول والمجتمعات المدنية في منع وتقليل العنف المرتبط بالحروب والجرائم و الاضطرابات الاجتماعية . تم تبني الإعلان في 7 من يونيو / حزيران عام 2006 ، وتُأيده الآن 113 دولة. وهو يعد أقوى بيان سياسي حتى الآن يعالج تأثير العنف المسلح في سياق التنمية. تُعقد اجتماعات دبلوماسية إقليمية رفيعة المستوى ومؤتمرات مراجعة وزارية منتظمة لتقييم ما يتم احرازه من التقدم فيما يتعلق بعملية وتنفيذ إعلان جنيف ؛عُقد أول مؤتمرين مراجعة وزاريين في عامي 2008 و2011. تم تنظيم سلسلة من مؤتمرات المراجعة الإقليمية خلال عام 2014 ليس فقط من أجل مراجعة عملية تنفيذ إعلان جنيف ولكن أيضًا لعكس وحشد الدعم في دمج الحد من العنف المسلح بشكل هادف في عمليات التنمية الوطنية والدولية، بما في ذلك خطة التنمية لما بعد عام 2015. (ar) The Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development highlights the role that states and civil society must play in preventing and reducing violence associated with war, crime, and social unrest. The Declaration was adopted on 7 June 2006 and is now endorsed by 113 states. It is the strongest political statement to date that addresses the impact of armed violence within a development context. Regular high-level diplomatic regional meetings and ministerial review conferences take place to assess progress concerning the process and implementation of the Geneva Declaration; the first two ministerial review conferences took place in 2008 and 2011. During 2014 a series of Regional Review Conferences have been organized not only to review the process in implementing the Geneva Declaration bu (en)
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