Conflict Prevention Act establishes a Center for Conflict Analysis, Planning, and Prevention within the Department of State.
The Conflict Prevention Act establishes a Center for Conflict Analysis, Planning, and Prevention within the Department of State. This Center will be led by a Director and include up to 20 full-time employees. Its responsibilities include analyzing conflict dynamics, providing expertise for peace processes, and supporting training for Foreign Service officers. The Center will also develop advanced analytic methodologies and conduct strategic gaming exercises to test foreign policy options. The Act emphasizes the importance of understanding and responding to conflicts to further U.S.
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