• Country/entity

  Mali
  

• Region

  Africa (excl MENA)
  

• Agreement name

  Peace Charter of the communes of Alafia Doukeire and Salam

• Date

  28 Jan 2018

• Agreement status

  Multiparty signed/agreed

• Interim arrangement

  Yes

• Agreement/conflict level

  Intrastate/local conflict ( Mali: Dogon-Fulani and other local conflicts (2015 -) )

• Stage

  Framework/substantive - partial

• Conflict nature

  Inter-group

• Peace process

  Mali Local Processes

• Parties

  Page 1, preamble:
  signed by the communities concerned
  
  Page 2, signatures:
  President of the Meeting
  H.E.M. Ahmed Mohamed AG Hamani
  The rapporteur
  Mr. Hamza L. MAIGA
  
  Read and approved by 16 persons (signed in the French original, but signatures and names illegible)

• Third parties

  Page 1: signed by the communities concerned in the presence of the administrative and political authorities of the Timbuktu and Taoudénit regions. (Note: while not mentioned in the agreement, HD Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue have been facilitating this and similar agreements in Mali)

• Description

  In this agreement, the two communities agree to form and fund a joint monitoring committee (with conflict-resolution and referral to courts powers) and commit to concerted management of natural resources in the area.

• Agreement document

  ML_180128_Peace Charter of the communes of Alafia Doukeire and Salam_tr.pdf | Download PDF

• Agreement document (original language)

  ML_180128_Peace Charter of the communes of Alafia Doukeire and Salam.pdf | Download PDF

Groups

Gender

State definition

Governance

Power sharing

Human rights and equality

Rights related issues

Rights institutions

Justice sector reform

Socio-economic reconstruction

Land, property and environment

Security sector

Transitional justice

Implementation

CHARTER FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF PEACE,

PREVENTION AND SETTLEMENT OF CONFLICTS, AND RATIONAL AND CONCERTED MANAGEMENT

OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE MUNICIPALITIES:

ALAFIA DOUKEIRE AND SALAM

On January 27 and 28, 2018, the Tintélout intercommunal meeting was held.

The meeting focused on the essential questions of:

1- Peacebuilding

2- The prevention and settlement of intra and inter-communal conflicts in the area.

3- The rational and concerted management of natural resources

The crisis that has shaken the whole country since 2012 has had harmful consequences, which have greatly disrupted the social fabric and undermined the traditional and modern social balances that have served as the foundation for the coexistence of populations.

In order to contribute to improving the situation, the Tintélout meeting decided to draw up and adopt this charter which will serve as a new social contract between the communities.

This charter is based on the traditional values of good neighborliness which are:

- Peaceful coexistence

- Tolerance

- Solidarity

- Sharing

This Charter, signed by the communities concerned in the presence of the administrative and political authorities of the Timbuktu and Taoudénit regions.

Consists of eleven (11) points:

The signatory communities agree to respect the code below:

1- The communities are committed to setting up a monitoring committee made up of local notables to settle conflicts between the different communities.

2- The signatory communities agree to make a priority of the monitoring committee any conflict between the communities.

3- The signatory communities commit to cultivating peace and harmony in the area.

4- The signatory communities commit to respecting the living spaces of the other communities.

5- The signatory communities commit to managing the following natural resources in the area in a rational and concerted manner:

Land, Water, Pastures.

6- Conflicts that cannot be resolved by the monitoring committee will be brought before the relevant state courts.

7- The monitoring committee will be made up of ten representatives from each municipality.

8- The monitoring committee will be chaired in turn by the various members.

9- The duration of the president's mandate and the frequency of meetings of the monitoring committee will be decided by the monitoring committee.

10- The resources for the functioning of the monitoring committee will be made up of contributions from signatory communities and donations.

11- The signatories of this charter commit on their honor to respect to the letter the terms and the spirit of this charter.

Tintélout January 28, 2018

President of the Meeting

H.E.M. Ahmed Mohamed AG Hamani

The rapporteur

Mr. Hamza L. MAIGA

Read and approved

APPENDICES

1. List of Alafia monitoring committee members

Last names and first names Roles

1 Yéhia H. Konta Mayor

2 Mohamed A Mohamed Hamid Leader Tintélout

3 Amadou Dicko Leader Hondoubomo

4 Housseïn Hamadoun Advisor Issafa

5 Moumine Hamadoun Diarra Advisor Issafaye Douékiré

6 Alhassane A Amar Leader Tilemedess

7 Mohamed Al A Akérantane Tagaliftnkanene

8 Amoyonte Ag Alhousseïny Advisor Dag Abzang II

9 Abdorahmane Ag Mohamed Ibrahim Councilor Dag Hamzane

10 Mohamed A Mohamed Asseleh Leader Dag Ibni

2. List of Doueékiré monitoring committee members.

Last names and first names Roles

1 Abdoulahaye Ag Mohamoudou Marabout KelAntsar

2 Ousmane Mahamoudou Iman Douékiré

3 Mohamed Yassine Marabout

4 Abeldoussamad Ag Mohamed Notable Douekiré

5 Mohamed lamin Amadaye Marabout

6 Soumana Mahamane Councilor Késsoubibi

7 YounoussouAssadou Village Leader Goussouthie

8 Boubacar Youssoufi Village Leader Babago

9 Ibrahim Amadou Advisor Katoua

10 Oumar Abocar Touré Mayor Douékiré

3. List of Salam monitoring committee members.

Last names and first names Roles

1 Sidi Mohamed Ould Khatra Leader

2 Mohamed SaleckOuld Aly Leader

3 Boubacar Sadeckould Aly Notable

4 Mohamed Ould Ibrahim Notable

5 Baba Ould Mohamed Jiddou Notable

6 Mohamed Ould N’Dahma Leader

7 Leader

8 Saleh Ag Sidi Aly

9 Jiddouna Ould Aly Leader

10 Mohamed Lamine Ould Baba Leader