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Are there other networks of mediators that we know of on country or regional level that could be included for the next phase? Could such networks be identified?

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In Iraq, UNDP and partners are supporting many avenues of Insider Mediation, just under different names. It would be great to build support amongst the actors engaged here to leverage this regional network's knowledge to help support Iraq's insider mediators and expand the inclusivity of these processes in Iraq.

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On the subject of generations - I would recommend to read the guidance note on intergeneration dialogue developed by FBA and Swedish dialogue institute.

https://www.swedenabroad.se/globalassets/ambassader/dialogue-institute/documents/guidance-note-on-intergenerational-dialogue.pdf

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On Naglaa's input on youth, here comes the power of investing in a network and a space for youth to be empowered and equipped to address their energy into effective means in their communities.

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How are the IM identified and how can we ensure that they can operate in safe spaces in a tubulent context?

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Najala mentioned example from Lebanon IM identify sings of potential conflict, how these efforts to be connected to national Early Warning and Early response systems or national dialogue?

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Which topics are IMs most suitable at helping to solve? Are there areas that IMs should not get involved in, e.g. criminal matters?

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The conflict in Sudan took the international community by surprise. Through your network of inside mediators, did you have an indication that conflict was going to erupt? Can inside mediators serve as early warning systems?

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The importance of Insider Mediators lies in their unique position within the community. These individuals work to facilitate a culture of peace through often unacknowledged acts that create safe spaces for effectively managing conflict. Their efforts are driven by the trust they cultivate within the community, allowing them to promote understanding among different parties and generations.

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External mediators are perceived to be impartial. How do you resolve the perception that inside mediators are partial because of any vested interests they may have?

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How can we ensure that the insider mediators talk across groups and are not re-enforcing existing power dynamics?

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What is UNDP's role beyond financing local mediators and organizations supporting local mediators?

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Formal mediation (track I) has been challenged in our region. Community-based dialogue processes (track I) are promising to tackle community conflict at hands and may trickle up to affect track I dialogues

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Insider mediators are local mid-level community leaders that enjoy community trust due to their legitimacy, access and knowledge and f local issues