National Election Response Groups as infrastructures for peace
11 Feb 2019
Discussing the development of National Elections Response Groups as peacebuilding tools during recent elections in West African countries.
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.
Increasing key stakeholders’ skills and knowledge on various aspects related to conflict mitigation.
An explanation of Adaptive Mediation – a process whereby the content of agreements emerges from interaction among the participants.
An introduction to nhimbe – an indigenous collaborative work system where community members work towards a common goal.
Bringing together various stakeholders and government representatives working in conflict management, mediation and peacebuilding.
ACCORD undertook a consultative visit to South Sudan – holding meetings with local academics, civil society organisations and government institutions.
Meeting with stakeholders from university, NGOs and government to discuss the evolving nature of conflict across the African continent.
How failing to address historical, structural, institutional, legal, and cultural factor causes the country to continually drift into electoral conflict.