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  • Woman selling bananas on a market in Uganda
    22 September 2021

    Integrating Conflict Prevention Across Climate Action

    Climate change is a peace and security issue. The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has referred to climate change as the defining...

  • Afghanistan
    25 August 2021

    Statement on Recent Developments in Afghanistan

    Concerned about the growing insecurities in Afghanistan since the Taliban obtained control over the majority of provinces in the country, including...

  • Children in a classroom
    24 August 2021

    Virtual Engagement of Local Peacebuilders in the Age of COVID-19

    Local peacebuilders support communities in breaking through cycles of violent conflict. In this, they have historically relied on in person dialogue...

  • Peace, Street Art
    11 August 2021

    Reflecting on the State of Peacebuilding Debate at the 2021 HLPF

    Another year of the High-Level Political Forum (#2021HLPF) – the global platform for mobilising action on sustainable development – concluded on the...

  • 3 men standing together holding a sign that says Escazu
    11 August 2021

    #HLPF2021 as Experienced by Local Peacebuilders: An Interview with Daniel Antonio Martín Villar

    We sat down with our member Daniel Antonio Martín Villar from Centro de Colaboración Civica Mexico to talk about his personal experience participating...

  • New York city skyline with a view on the UN HQ
    4 August 2021

    PBC Blog: Institutionalising Sustaining Peace

    Being a leader in sustaining peace requires significant capacity. Institutionalising processes that support sustaining peace can make a significant...

  • Children in a classroom
    4 August 2021

    Peace Education: Building Bridges for Peace across the Dniester River

    The Dniester River is a deep blue stream that eventually ends in the Black Sea. It separates Moldova from its breakaway region Transnistria. Not only...

  • Woman with a smile on her face standing on the fields
    15 July 2021

    #BuildingPeaceTogether through SDG5 in South Asia: What does it take?

    The gender gap in South Asia is one of the worst in the world, second only to the MENA region. Women in the region are disadvantaged in the workplace...

  • Flags in Mexico
    14 July 2021

    GPPAC calls for prevention and accountability for crimes against indigenous peoples in Mexico

    GPPAC condemns the killing of indigenous activist Simón Pedro Pérez López and calls for prevention and accountability for crimes against indigenous...

  • United Nations sign
    12 July 2021

    PBC Blog: UN System-Wide Peacebuilding Coherence

    The 2020 Review of the UN’s Peacebuilding Architecture resulted in an affirmation that promoting sustaining peace is a task for the whole United...

  • Patrick CECORE
    8 July 2021

    From Rome throughout the World: Launching the renewed Rome Declaration for Peace, Justice and Inclusive Societies

    On the second day of the High Level Political Forum 2021 (HLPF), a second iteration of the Rome Declaration was officially launched. A broad civil...

  • Woman tea picking in Sri Lanka
    7 July 2021

    Planting the Seeds of Change in Sri Lanka: Localising the SDGs

    Every Sri Lankan tea you drink is a slightly bitter brew. Why you must wonder. That is because in every single tea leaf coming from Sri Lanka lies the...

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