ACCORD’s newest PPB sets forth key guidelines for non-state actors to assist in further enabling national peacebuilding efforts.
Workshop gives international participants space to create peace projects specific to their nations’ political contexts and peacebuilding gaps.
Executive Summary Peacebuilding theory and practice has evolved over 20 years in response to highly complex and fluid factors and contexts. Over this period, peacebuilding has developed several salient features,
South Sudan and Eritrea’s progress was the focus of an Internal Staff Seminar presentation.
Second part of a three-part training series aiding participants in development and utilisation of peacebuilding planning skills.
Discussions focusing on Somalia, DRC and South Sudan explore the different ways men and women are affected by violence.
Workshop to develop a strengthened relationship between ACCORD and the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office.
Workshop to develop strategic peacebuilding skills and strengthen peacebuilding processes within the African Peacebuilding Coordination Network.
Timothy Aduojo Obaje and Nwabufo Okeke-Uzodike co-author paper that argues against the dominant perception of youths as inherently violent.
The available body of literature addressing the roles of young people in armed conflict provides evidence of extensive child and youth involvement in warfare. For instance, Ukiwo (2003) draws attention