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It is positive and important that the EU and the \u00c5land government wants to invest in projects that promote peace and prevent violence, but it is equally important\u00a0that support programs and funding arrangements are designed in a way that facilitates – rather than hinders – the efforts of the project owners. Both the EU and \u00c5land have an interest in providing \u00c5land organizations, such as the Peace Institute, with de facto opportunities to realize projects that generate work positions and benefits the community.\u00a0\u00a0 This is stated in an opinion piece written by the Peace Institute Board and Director published in the local papers on \u00c5land 7-8.12.2011.\u00a0<\/p>\n