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In response to the negative impact of development assistance on the Rwandan genocide international donors now seek to contribute to the consolidation of peace. Toward this end, their projects focus on democratisation and institution-building. Although important for building structures for peaceful coexistence, this strategy reveals that the donors’ perspective is informed by an understanding of confl ict as being over issues, to the exclusion of identity aspects. In Rwanda, the antagonism between Hutu and Tutsi identity groups lies at the heart of the confl ict and determines how the groups perceive and use the newly created institutional structures. This does not always contribute to building peace. It is thus paramount that donors include identity aspects in their analyses and project designs.

Frieden entwickeln? Eine kritische Analyse der Strategien der Internationalen Gebergemeinschaft zur Friedenskonsolidierung in Ruanda