Dillo-Dukana-Teltelle Peace Dialogue
- Country/entityEthiopia
Kenya - RegionAfrica (excl MENA)
Africa (excl MENA) - Agreement nameDillo-Dukana-Teltelle Peace Dialogue
- Date12 Jan 2012
- Agreement statusMultiparty signed/agreed
- Interim arrangementYes
- Agreement/conflict levelIntrastate/local conflict ()
- StageFramework/substantive - partial
- Conflict natureInter-group
- Peace processKenya Local Agreements
- PartiesNo signatories but agreed on behalf of Borana and Gabra communities
- Third parties-
- DescriptionAgreement between representatives to give material reparations as compensation for losses in conflict, and assurances to help bring perpetrators of specific killings to justice.
- Agreement document
Local agreement properties
- Process typeFormal structured process
- RationaleProceeded by the Dillo Dukana peace process initiated by Gabra and Borana elders in 2008, and the Dukana/Maikona peace initiative in July 2009. The 2012 Dillo-Dukana-Teltelle Peace Dialogue in 2012 was organized by the Dillo Woreda Peace Committee and Oromia Pastoralist Association in cooperation with Pastoralist Shade Initiative of Kenya and through the financial support from German Development Cooperation (GIZ-Civil Peace Service Program) and The Conflict Early Warning and Early Response Unit (CEWERU).
- Is there a documented link to a national peace process?No
- Link to national process: articulated rationaleHowever, the Conflict Early Warning and Early Response Mechanism is part of the National Steering Committee.
- Name of LocaleTeltelle, Dukana
- Nature Of LocaleRegion
- GPS Lat/Long (DD)4.110322, 37.438123
- Participant typeCentral state actor
Local state actor
International or transnational actor
Domestic religious organisation/leader or other elder
Regional state actor - Mediator, facilitator or similarMediator or similar referred toMediator (references)Mr. Nura Dida, Oromia Pastoralist Association (OPA) Board Chair Person, and Mr. Molu Kulu, Pastoralist Shade Initiative (PSI) chair person, from Ethiopia and Kenya respectivel, are named in the OPA report on the dialogue as having facilitated.Type of mediator/facilitator/similarInternational or transnational actor
Local issues
- Ritual/prayer and process (including use of scripture)
No specific mention.
- Grievance ListPage 1, According to the final agreement:
- The Dukana will pay blood compensation of 45 cattle to Teltelle.
- The Dukana will organize traditional gatherings in order to search for the killer of
the child and take necessary action to bring the killer to justice (government
Authorities).
- The Teltelle will pay a total of 75 cattle as a blood compensation for two people
killed and one wounded person of Dukana.
- The Teltelle agreed to accept final results on the efforts of the Dukana elders in
finding the killer of the child and bringing him to justice according to traditional
mechanisms. - Cattle rustling/banditry
No specific mention.
- Social cover
No specific mention.
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Proceddings of the Dillo Dukana Telelle Peace Dialogue
According to the final agreement:
- The Dukana will pay blood compensation of 45 cattle to Teltelle.
- The Dukana will organize traditional gatherings in order to search for the killer of the child and take necessary action to bring the killer to justice (government Authorities).
- The Teltelle will pay a total of 75 cattle as a blood compensation for two people killed and one wounded person of Dukana.
- The Teltelle agreed to accept final results on the efforts of the Dukana elders in finding the killer of the child and bringing him to justice according to traditional mechanisms.
Finally, both groups agreed to send back 5 representatives each to Dillo after 45 days to share information on the state of affairs and in order to decide
the exact date for a final peace dialogue and exchange of the cattle for the compensation.