ACCORD hosts dialogue on peacebuilding in South Sudan
9 Feb 2015
Following on from the South Sudan study tour which took place in South Africa in October 2014.
Following on from the South Sudan study tour which took place in South Africa in October 2014.
Discussions centred around effective responses to emerging conflict in Somalia, South Sudan and Kenya.
15 participants from South Sudanese government and civil society embarked on a week long study tour to Pretoria.
Twenty Sudanese and South Sudanese women participated in training focused on ensuring inclusion of women in IGAD peace processes.
The roles played by external peacekeeping entities in negotiating peace in Sudan, and the lasting consequences of their involvement
Coordination of a practical field research trip with ACCORD’s South Sudan Initiative.
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Workshop gives international participants space to create peace projects specific to their nations’ political contexts and peacebuilding gaps.
Policy & Practice Brief offers recommendations supporting South Sudan Government and civil society actors.