A global collaborative

One regional node in a wider effort

The Eurasia Panel applies a shared body of practice to the post-Soviet space. The framework it works from is not specific to this region.

The shared framework

A body of practice used across regions.

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What Covenantal Pluralism means in practice

A short, accurate description of Covenantal Pluralism(opens in a new tab) as the Panel uses it — enough for a funder or diplomat to understand the method without prior familiarity.

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What Cross-Cultural Religious Literacy (CCRL) means in practice

A short, accurate description of CCRL(opens in a new tab) as the Panel uses it, and how it relates to relational diplomacy(opens in a new tab).

Institutional partners

Who convenes the Panel.

LYNC

Convener and institutional home

The Eurasia Panel is a program of LYN Community Corp. (LYNC), a Florida 501(c)(3) headquartered in North Miami. LYNC is the Panel's institutional and legal home.

IRF Secretariat

Co-convening partner

The Panel is convened in partnership with the IRF Secretariat.

Partners

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Additional partners

As further institutional partners join, add them to `PARTNERS` in `src/lib/site.ts` — the lockup above grows without layout changes.

Connecting outward

How regional work meets the wider field.

The Panel's international level is the point of contact with the wider field: what countries learn nationally is brought to the table, and what the table produces returns to national work.

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Other regional efforts

Other regional nodes working from the same framework, once they are confirmed and cleared to name. Describe structure and method only — no scale claims.

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How the Panel connects to the wider FoRB and peacebuilding field

The Panel's relationships to the broader field — described modestly, in terms of method and structure rather than reach.

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Editorial decision: naming the “Prague model”

Should this page name the “Prague model” as the methodology? House style requires it refer to the methodology ONLY — never to Prague as a venue, and never to LYNC as the legal home. If it appears here, the copy must make that distinction explicit.