A policy brief written by Anjali Dayal and Agathe Christien and published in February 2020, provides a systematic review of women’s extensive and varied involvement in informal peace processes. Some
Assessing the role played by external actors in resolving the post-coup crisis in Sudan.
Attempting to contextualise Zimbabwe’s complex history of political conflict while providing an analysis of reconciliation and nation-building attempts since 1980.
Examining the role of women’s organisations in conflict resolution in a country marked by prolonged, systemic political crises.
Sharing ideas to increase cooperation between the UN and regional organisations ahead of the UN peacebuilding architecture review in 2020.
Investigating the implementation of the Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan.
Stakeholders operating in a wide range of thematic areas engage with each other on matters that affect African peacebuilding missions.
Discussing the development of National Elections Response Groups as peacebuilding tools during recent elections in West African countries.
Locally-driven, locally-owned and fully inclusive processes remain an important marker for communities and nations to build resilience and deal with complexities.
Five day training for participants operating across South Sudan in a range of thematic focus areas.