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  • Ukrainian flag in front of a building
    9 February 2022

    GPPAC statement on the situation around Ukraine

    GPPAC expresses its deep concern about the heightened tensions around Ukraine and the risk of an escalation of the armed conflict taking place in the...

  • Children following a class while sitting on the floor
    24 January 2022

    Why Peace Education is More Urgent Than Ever

    It seems an unfamiliar sound now – school bells ringing and children running and talking excitedly on their way back to their classroom and face-to...

  • Photo of Victoria Carreras, GPPAC Interim ED
    15 December 2021

    Reflecting on Building Peace in 2021: What we can Imagine, we can Create

    We all know that violent conflict and war are persistent in the world. This sad reality has not changed in 2021. Think about the crimes against...

  • Women in Uganda
    15 December 2021

    Enhancing Women’s Participation: GPPAC Partners with the WPHFs Rapid Response Window

    We are excited to share that we have entered a one-year partnership with the Rapid Response Window (RRW) of the United Nations Women’s Peace and...

  • Business women
    7 December 2021

    When, If Not Now? Funding Local Women Peacebuilders

    During my undergraduate studies, I was a member of a local student-based feminist organisation. I still recall vividly how challenging it was to...

  • A plant grows out of coins
    29 November 2021

    #Financing4Peacebuilding: Civil Society Statement to the Peacebuilding Commission

    GPPAC's Senior UN Policy and Advocacy Advisor, Marina Kumskova, on behalf of civil society shared the following written submission with the...

  • Community in Eswatini
    26 November 2021

    The Growing Crisis in Eswatini: Local Peacebuilders Response

    The throne of King Mswati III, Africa’s last absolute Monarch for 35 years does not seem to stand steady on the ground anymore. The thousands of...

  • Women peacebuilders at the UN
    4 November 2021

    Celebrating Women, Peace and Security at 21: Time to Invest in Local Women Peacebuilders

    Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Annual Open Debate on Women Peace and Security at the UN Security Council was a rallying point for our Gender...

  • Road towards a horizon
    25 October 2021

    Geneva Peace Week 21: GPPAC is joining the Global Community to share Local Priorities for Strengthening Infrastructures for Peace (I4Ps)

    It is not news to the international community that Infrastructure for Peace (I4Ps) are critical for peacebuilding and sustaining peace. Local peace...

  • Two women on the street in Eswatini
    21 October 2021

    The Troubled Monarchy: Statement on the Civil Unrest in the Kingdom of Eswatini

    On Wednesday, October 20 2021, protests against corruption and for democracy turned violent in Eswatini, Africa’s last monarchy. It was the most...

  • Two men standing in the dessert pointing at the horizon
    14 October 2021

    Mapping the Paths to Transform Financing for Peacebuilding

    Financing for peacebuilding has become a hot topic in peacebuilding discussions in recent years as the international community has come to acknowledge...

  • GPPAC Members Northeast Asia group photo
    12 October 2021

    GPPAC Member Peace Boat received Lifetime Organizational War Abolisher 2021 Award

    On October 6, 2021, in a festive online ceremony, GPPAC- founding member Peace Boat, a Japan-based organisation that promotes peace, human rights, and...

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