The Peacebuilding Commission plays a unique role in (1) bringing together all of the relevant actors, including international donors, the international financial institutions, national governments, troop contributing countries; (2) marshalling resources and (3) advising on and proposing integrated strategies for post-conflict peacebuilding and recovery and where appropriate, highlighting any gaps that threaten to undermine peace.
In 2010 the Peacebuilding Commission is being reviewed to assess its progress so far and determine its future direction. In a statement at the launch of the 2010 Review, the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that in its short existence, the PBC had shown its worth but looking ahead, Member States must consider how to make its impact more tangible at the country level. He stated the Review must consider how it can consolidate its contribution and apply that to other countries, redress both the weaknesses and challenges that emerged and how the Commission can enhance its partnership and working methods with partners in the field and at Headquarters
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