Significant progress has been made at five peace wall sites in Northern Ireland, the International Fund for Ireland (IFI) said.
The developments in areas of north Belfast, west Belfast and Derry are part of long-term and ongoing work in communities by groups across the traditional divide in the region.
More than 100 barriers remain and range from high concrete walls to gates and fences to buildings, and are owned by a number of bodies, from the Department of Justice, the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and private bodies.
