The “Intra-Intergenerational Dialogue Approach”- IIDA is an integral component of the Gwizamahoro Program 2100. It is structured around six classical guiding questions: When? Why? Who dialogues with whom? About what? Where? How?

The approach aims at transforming the factors and conditions that are harmful to sustainable peace and life. In this way, dialogue is educational and transformative. Thus, through training and dialogue sessions, each generation becomes aware and collectively conducts a critical and deliberative reflection in order to achieve a collective emancipation from the factors (logic, beliefs, practices, etc.) which destroy peace and life: “Deconstruct together what destroyed us”. It is the conscious action emerging from dialogue sessions held during bridge periods, to identify the harmful that must not pass from one generation to another: what to break with and what must continue to be promoted in the service of life and lasting peace.