TfP/ACCORD trains on the gender perspective to peace support operations
12 Nov 2014
One week course held in Kenya aims to make civilians, police and military officers aware of gendered biases.
One week course held in Kenya aims to make civilians, police and military officers aware of gendered biases.
Contributing towards an integrated gender course for police advisors in peace missions.
Investigating the role of civilians in the African Union’s Peace Support Operations.
Twenty Sudanese and South Sudanese women participated in training focused on ensuring inclusion of women in IGAD peace processes.
SADC exercise held in Lesotho aims to test the operational readiness and capability of the Africa Standby Force.
Academics and practitioners from Africa and America meet to discuss alternative forms of dispute resolution.
The African Union Commission launches a new flagship programme aimed at improving gender representation in peace operations.
Coordination of a practical field research trip with ACCORD’s South Sudan Initiative.
Urging the UN and other peacekeeping organisations to take more urgent and decisive measures against perpetrators of GBV in conflict.
The Peacemaking Unit contributes to achieving sustainable political stability in CAR following its recent coup d’état.