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  • Women in Sri Lanka
    21 December 2022

    Including women in peacebuilding and conflict prevention: concrete learnings from GPPAC Gender Experts

    How do we meaningfully include women and girls in peacebuilding and conflict prevention? Our Gender Experts explored this question during GPPAC...

  • Man painting a wall in Harare
    21 December 2022

    The road to Zimbabwe's Youth, Peace and Security National Action Plan: A peacebuilder's perspective from Nqobile Moyo

    In December 2015, the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted its first resolution on Youth, Peace and Security (UNSCR 2250). The landmark...

  • Photo of Moe and Natsuha
    30 November 2022

    Every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula: Kajita Natsuha and Sasaki Moe on role of youth in peacebuilding in Northeast Asia

    In this series, we highlight the diverse voices of people passionately building peace on the Korean Peninsula as part of the Ulaanbaatar Process (UBP)...

  • Women protesting for peace in Ukraine
    29 November 2022

    How to ensure funding in conflict and crisis supports the needs of local women: Lessons from Ukraine

    Ukraine is under massive rocket attacks. Important critical infrastructure objects were hit at the end of November, resulting in four regions being...

  • People in Tiblisi
    23 November 2022

    Implementing Women, Peace and Security in Georgia: Where do we stand?

    In November 2022, I engaged with the Geneva International Discussions (GID) – the multilateral forum to address the security and humanitarian...

  • Group photo of local community actors in Uganda
    3 November 2022

    Local indicators for climate security risk assessment: Learning from Uganda how to strengthen climate action and peacebuilding

    In the Kaabong district in the North of Uganda, climate change amplifies conflict drivers that can lead to increased social or violent conflict...

  • A photo of a man
    3 November 2022

    Realising Localisation: How to integrate local knowledge to prevent and limit climate security risks

    "As the area of our knowledge grows, so too does the perimeter of our ignorance." Neil deGrasse Tyson

    Top-down plans for addressing climate-induced...

  • 20 October 2022

    Women, Peace and Security in Palestine: peace starts and lasts with women’s participation

    The Palestinian Centre for Peace and Democracy works for an inclusive and peaceful future through projects that aim to include Palestinian youth and...

  • Photo of UN HQ
    13 October 2022

    Is Conflict Prevention a Priority for the UN and its Member States? Analysis of the UNGA77 General Debate

    Violent conflicts have escalated throughout the last few years, creating a world of worry for the international community to grapple with. Amidst the...

  • Anastasia Barannikova
    12 October 2022

    Every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula: Anastasia Barannikova on Cold War rivalries and conditions for peace and security in Northeast Asia

    In this series, we highlight the diverse voices of people passionately building peace on the Korean Peninsula as part of the Ulaanbaatar Process (UBP)...

  • Participants of the UBP plant trees
    21 September 2022

    Peacebuilding and the value of the network approach

    I have often been asked to explain the GPPAC network and its uniqueness. By dedicated donors, passionate policymakers, and even my mother. That is why...

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