Post Conflict Reconstruction
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Developed by ECOPA- APOCOR, this methodology is designed to be universally applicable yet adaptable to the specific context of each case. It draws upon established practices shaped by modern historical conflicts—including World War II, the Lebanese civil war, and the Yugoslav wars. The methodology has been presented at various international conferences and events in Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, USA, and Germany, contributing to global discourse on post-conflict reconstruction and planning.
ECOPA was a founding partner of the Alliance for Post-Conference Reconstruction (APOCOR) in 2019.
APOCOR brings together academics and professionals from several countries, including Egypt, Denmark, Germany, Lebanon, Libya, and Iraq. ECOPA's specific contribution was developing and initiating the post-conflict reconstruction methodology for application in post-conflict zones.
Operational Model: Vetted Field Execution & Project Proofs
Libya Field Assessment (Post-ISIS Area): Verified on-the-ground capability demonstrated by the assessment of an urban development project in a highly-affected, battle-scarred district in Benghazi.
Iraq Master planning (Mosul): Demonstrated capacity for large-scale strategic planning in critical post-conflict urban cores through a joint proposal for the Masterplan of Mosul with a trusted local Iraqi partner.
Libya - Benghazi Heritage Initiative and Proposal (Manara Palace): Collaboration with local Libyan partners on the restoration initiative for the historic Manara Palace in Benghazi that was affected by the war with ISIS, published in the German journal Trialogue.
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