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	Oral Histories: Iraq Provincial Reconstruction Teams February 2009 The Iraq PRT program has highlighted the challenges that the U.S. government faces in conducting operations in conflicted environments. The Iraq PRT Project collected insights and lessons learned from government, military, and non-governmental officials. Interviews were conducted by the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training under a contract with the Institute of Peace. Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Civil-Military Relations, Economics and Development, Governance, International and Regional Organizations, Peacekeeping, Post-Conflict Activities, Rule of Law, Security and Strategy, Terrorism and Political Extremism
	Oral Histories: The Sudan Experience Project January 2007 The Sudan Experience Project Oral History Library contains the transcripts of nearly 100 interviews with those who negotiated and who are implementing the CPA. These first person accounts and the lessons learned from their experience are a substantial contribution to our understanding of the challenges of negotiating and implementing complex peace agreements. Countries: Sudan \| Issue Areas: Civil Society, Conflict Management and Resolution, Economics and Development, Governance, International and Regional Organizations, Mediation and Facilitation, Negotiation and Diplomacy, Post-Conflict Activities, Rule of Law, Transitional Justice
	Oral Histories: Afghanistan Provincial Reconstruction Teams November 2005 The experiences of Americans who served in Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in Afghanistan provide important lessons for current and future peace and stability operations. Provincial Reconstruction Teams are small, joint, civil-military organizations whose mission is to promote good governance, improved security and reconstruction. In November 2005, there were 22 PRTs in Afghanistan: nine were directed by the U.S. and countries belonging to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force directed the other 13. Countries: Afghanistan
	Oral Histories: The Iraq Experience Project October 2005 The Iraq Experience Project is designed to collect, distill, and disseminate lessons learned from U.S. government officials, military officers, and contractors who served in the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. Using a combination of tools from printed reports to interactive DVDs and interviews collected in 2004, the Iraq Experience Project seeks to help U.S. civilian and military personnel by providing the training and skills needed for Americans serving in Iraq and beyond. Countries: Iraq