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  • Image of nature in Guatemala
    14 August 2026

    GPPAC endorses the CSO-Led Declaration on Land, Peace and Security

    Across the communities where GPPAC members work, they witness land come under growing pressure from climate change, deforestation, unsustainable...

  • IsDB Resilience Dialogue - Baku - 2026
    26 June 2026

    Beyond silos: reflections from the 2026 IsDB Resilience Dialogue

    After three days at the inaugural Resilience Dialogue, organised by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) alongside its Annual Meetings in Baku (17-19...

  • Poppy field
    6 June 2026

    Why do the UNFCCC’s June Climate Meetings in Bonn matter for local peacebuilders?

    From 8-18 June 2026, governments, UN agencies, researchers and civil society organisations will gather in Bonn, Germany, for the June Climate Meetings...

  • Photo of a bridge in Kyrgyzstan
    2 June 2026

    How can local peacebuilders collaborate with environmental experts? 3 lessons from Central Asia

    In Central Asia, climate change rarely makes local headlines. While its effects are increasingly visible and felt, the connection to climate change...

  • Area photo of South Sudan
    28 May 2026

    ‘Enough is enough’: Women advancing peace across the Sudan-South Sudan border

    For more than 20 years, GPPAC has supported local peacebuilders working on the frontlines of conflict around the world. In today’s news cycle...

  • Akout Chol
    17 April 2026

    From survival to leadership: How one woman leads peacebuilding in Abyei

    Akuot Chol, 45, offers a rare glimpse into life in Abyei, a fragile and disputed territory between Sudan and South Sudan. Her story traces a journey...

  • Flag of Lebanon
    10 April 2026

    Israel's large-scale coordinated hostilities against Lebanon may constitute war crimes and require urgent international accountability

    Click here to continue reading in Arabic | لقراءة النص باللغة العربية، الرجاء النقر هنا

    The Middle East and North Africa Peacebuilding Network ...

  • Buildings in Beirut seen from the boardwalk
    9 March 2026

    On the risks of military escalation and the Middle East's slide toward unprecedented phase of armed violence and instability

    Click here to continue reading in Arabic | لقراءة النص باللغة العربية، الرجاء النقر هنا

    The Middle East and North Africa Partnership for the Prevention...

  • A street in Iran
    3 March 2026

    GPPAC Calls for an End to Armed Conflict, Protection of Civilians, and Engagement of Local Peacebuilders to Support Diplomacy in the Middle East

    As a global network of locally rooted peacebuilding organisations, GPPAC expresses concern at the armed conflict involving the United States, Israel...

  • A man sitting in front of a computer
    28 January 2026

    Apply for the 6-week online course: Building resilience and safety in a digital and conflict-prone world

    GPPAC’s Peace Education Working Group invites educators, youth practitioners, and peacebuilding professionals to apply for a highly interactive 6-week...

  • Edmund Yakani, Executive Director, GPPAC member Community Empowerment for  Progress Organization (CEPO), South Sudan
    29 July 2025

    UN PBC Civil Society Statement: South-South and Triangular Cooperation for Building and Sustaining Peace

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    Thank You, Chair. 

    Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, 

    I would like to thank the Permanent Mission of Germany for organizing this...

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