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Cook Islands COVID-19 Economic Recovery This Activity provides NZ $50 million in grant funding to the Cook Islands as budget support to assist economic recovery from COVID-19 and sustain cash reserves while tourism revenue remains significantly constrained. It is part of a broader package of economic support, which includes an additional private sector support, infrastructure investment and builds on COVID-19 budget support provided to the Cook Islands since March 2020.
Cook Islands: Budget Contribution to Asset Management 2018-19 This Activity will provide a budget contribution to the Cook Islands Government to enable asset maintenance and management of key infrastructure assets and to build asset management capacity and capability within CIG.
Cook Islands Consolidated Core Sector Support to 2018 Budget support for core sectors of health, education, tourism and for strengthening the public sector through technical assistance.
Water Partnership The aim of the Te Mato Vai Water Partnership between the Governments of the Cook Islands, the Peoples Republic of China, and New Zealand Aotearoa, is to improve water quality and reliability for properties connected to Rarotonga's public water supply network by increasing the number of water intakes, building new infrastructure and improving existing infrastructure.
Sudan Advocacy and Communications Project This project is part of P00387 that aims to link the South and North Sudan programmes to support advocacy and communications work. This project will focus on building on previous work within OI to develop Sudan Wide Advocacy Strategy for helping to address the poverty and suffering, mainly in the areas of humanitarian response, governance and livelihoods. It is intended to link with Khartoum state and Port Sudan education and micro -finance work as capacity increases. Key areas of intervention to address poverty concerns will be focused on issues of political and economic marginalisation, which are strong areas of focus in Oxfam's programmes.
Humanitarian Response African Sahel – Niger 2012 The Humanitarian Response African Sahel – Niger 2012 initiative provides humanitarian assistance for Niger in response to the escalating and ongoing crisis in the Sahel. Niger has been identified as a country needing priority assistance. The funding will be provided to four of the six AusAID Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA) partners; Care Australia, Oxfam, Save the Children and Plan Australia; for immediate humanitarian assistance in Niger to: a) provide sustainable food and nutrition security, linking humanitarian preparedness/relief assistance to on-going programs and reduce vulnerability, while increasing long term resilience; and b) reduce long and short term malnutrition and morality through a "phased" approach with a first phase (April-September) that meets immediate food security needs for children under 5, pregnant/lactating women in areas most affected by food deficits and areas with Severe Acute Malnutrition rates; and a second phase (September-October onwards) aimed
Integrated approach to fight against impunity and provide better access to justice in the Centre of Mali The project offers an integrated response to face impunity questions regarding human rights violations, with a focus on addressing the specific needs of women.
Principles for Peace initiative (Development) The Principles for Peace is a global participatory initiative to develop a new set of principles, standards and informal norms that will fundamentally reshape how peace processes are structured, sequenced and actualized. The initiative leverages state-of-the-art research, participatory consultations and public engagement.
Development of a Disarmament, Demobilization, Community Reintegration strategy / Our contribution to peace (Mchango Wetu Kwa Amani, in Swahili) The Mchango Wetu kwa Amani project aims to work on the general theme of armed groups and which falls within the framework of three programmatic pillars, namely Democratic dialogue; Women-Peace-Security and “Reintegration, Return and Economic Recovery.”
Effective Advising in Complex Contexts: Enabling Sustaining Peace The overall objective of the course is to equip national and international experts & advisers with new ways of approaching the complexity of their work and to reinforce participants’ ability to identify and seize opportunities in their work that can contribute to enabling peace. It focuses on three inter-linked spheres of action: interpersonal, contextual and organizational. The course aligns with Interpeace’s dual mandate to strengthen the capacities of societies in conflict-affected contexts, as well as to assist the international community to play a more effective role in supporting peacebuilding and peace responsiveness efforts around the world.
Dialogues for Preventing Conflict and Sustaining Peace: Achieving Peace and Stability Through Better Collaboration Between Military, Stabilisation, and Peacebuilding Actors. This is an action-oriented policy initiative to bridge the operational gap between security and peacebuilding actors for them to better define and realise their shared objectives, with a focus on sustainable local peace outcomes. The initiative will develop actionable research, strategic partnerships and convene high-level dialogues and diplomatic engagement that will result in operationally relevant and timely policy recommendations in a number of stabilisation and peacebuilding contexts, especially the Sahel.
Health and Peace Handbook This handbook aims to supporting the operationalisation of WHO's Health & Peace initiative by providing WHO teams and partners at the country-level with practical guidance to design, implement and evaluate health programs that are more conflict-sensitive, especially in Fragile, Conflict-affected and Vulnerable settings, and where possible/relevant, that contribute to social cohesion/peace, as WHO's contribution to the UN Sustaining peace agenda.
Talo Wadaag Programme: Building a social contract for Somalia/Somaliland The programme contributes towards sustainable peacebuilding and democratisation in the Somali region by strengthening citizen and stakeholder engagement in governance and conflict management through inclusive and citizen-centered processes and mechanisms between Somali citizens, civil societies, key stakeholders and their representatives at all levels of government.
For a more participatory and appropriate peace process in Mali The project contributes to creating a durable and efficient collaboration between the main stakeholder and Malian population, focusing on youth and women. It reduces tensions and prevents conflicts. It reinforces good governance and strengthens relations between the government and the population.
The Miisaan: Social Cohesion & Legitimate Governance Through Transitional Justice It is a four-year programme (2021-2025), which specifically aims at increasing the availability of inclusively developed and locally informed transitional justice processes in Somaliland that significantly contribute to existing efforts on social cohesion and governance. The Transitional Justice Programme will be implemented by a Consortium comprised of Interpeace, the lead Agency, in partnership with Berghof Foundation and MediaINK.
PRECIS: Prevention of political violence and strengthening of democratic governance through collaborative and citizen mediation in three risk areas in Ivory Coast. The project aims at preventing political violence and at reinforcing democratic governance and collaborative mediation practices.
From Policy to Delivery: Interpeace Program to support the implementation of the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda This project sought to amplify the voices and leadership of young peacebuilders to shape and advance the Youth, Peace and Security policy agenda within the multilateral system, and focuses on youth resilience for peace.
Laying the foundations for sustainable peace in Burkina Faso: Proposal for a participatory analysis of drivers of conflict and resilience factors This project implements a process through which the population of Burkina Faso can openly express, in their own terms, how they understand the current threats to peace and security in their country and how they are addressing these challenges in order to provide stakeholders with a thorough analysis of the drivers of conflict and resilience factors to inform evidence-based strategies and decision-making on peacebuilding engagement and programming in the country and region.
Peace Responsiveness Facility (PRF) The peace responsiveness programme works towards closing the policy-practice gap in the realisation of peace-contributing outcomes by international and regional actors that do not have peacebuilding at the core of their mandate, in line with the sustaining peace agenda and the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus. It is an action-oriented policy and programming initiative that spearheads catalytic change towards increased peace responsiveness. It aims at transforming practice, especially within the United Nations system, through capacity development, learning, evidence-building, policy engagement and joint-programming design.
Youth, Peace and Security in practice: Self-analysis and strengthening of youth leadership in the prevention of political violence in Côte d'Ivoire. In view of the risk of manipulation of youth in this sense, and of the “Youth, Peace and Security (YPS)” agenda, the project targets young leaders, boys and girls, who can contribute and are already leading preventive efforts in two urban communes of Abidjan. The project is innovative in that it approaches young people not as beneficiaries or mere "participants", but as leaders of initiatives to prevent political violence.
Participating in the democratic governance of rural land tenure security (PAGEFOR) in Côte d'Ivoire This project worked to strengthen sustainable and inclusive governance of the State-led land tenure and conservation process in the country. To this end, inclusive dialogues and consultations were organised with relevant stakeholders and local actors, through intra and inter-community focus groups and interviews.
Cross-Border Dialogue for Peace in the Great Lakes Region The project engages community members and decision makers to provide spaces for inclusive dialogue between diverse actors in the region, to conduct research that catalyses debate and influences policy.
Yemen Programme Development The programme carries out research to identify programmatic entry points for peacebuilding and map peacebuilding civil society actors in Yemen
Making the Black Box transparent: new mechanisms and capacities for an active citizenship of monitoring, evaluation and public policy advocacy in the field of justice This project contributes to an active and responsible citizenship of governance in the justice sector. It creates local participatory and inclusive monitoring mechanisms for local governance in field of justice and strengthens capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
Rwanda - Youth Engage Reinforcing community capacity for social cohesion and reconciliation through societal trauma healing in Bugesera District. It  will build on the Government’s prior work in developing a decentralized and integrated mental  health  infrastructure,which  is  one  of  the  best  in  sub-Sahara  Africa,  but complimented with an existing  societal  trauma  healing  approachdeveloped  by  Interpeace  and  Never  Again  Rwanda (NAR) which  combines  psychosocial  support  group  therapy  and  group-based  skills  training  programmes.The partnership  between  the  Ministry  of  Health,  Interpeace,  NAR, the  Rwanda  Prisoner  Fellowship and  a relevant women’s organisation will  allow  for  a  programme  that  can  operate  at  the  scale  necessary  to address societal trauma and social cohesion issues identified through various studies.
Deployment of a senior peacebuilding adviser from the International Peacebuilding Advisory Team (IPAT) The Adviser's activities are divided between supporting Interpeace-led programs and initiatives, and supporting the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) engagement in the Great Lakes region. The adviser is based in the Interpeace office in Nairobi and is under contract with Interpeace.
Tuganire,twubake - To talk, to build The project promotes dialogue and collaboration between citizens, with a focus on youth and women. It enhances social cohesion and creates safe spaces for youth and women to express and defend their rights and needs as well as those of their communities.
Interpeace Advisory Team's course on "Effective Advising in Complex Settings - Enabling Sustainable Peace" (global edition 2020) Taught by members of the Interpeace international Advisory Team, the course aims to consciously and creatively increase the advisory capacities of mid- to senior-level professionals from the humanitarian, development, stabilization, peacebuilding and human rights sectors, so as to enhance the participants' effectiveness in supporting locally led efforts fostering sustainable peace. This 2020 edition accepted participants from across the globe and was held online.
Encouraging dialogue, facilitating mediation and reconciliation and reinforcing trust between local communities, authorities and security forces in the Kasai & Kasai Central provinces The project encourages dialogue, facilitates mediation and reconciliation through participative research. It reinforces trust between communities, authorities and the security forces. It improves intra- and intercommunity relations through dialogue.
More than a sum of its parts: Building Synergies for Peace in Burundi The project contributes to the strengthening of democratic governance practice, citizen participation and support the electoral process and mechanisms for reconciliation and conflict management. It supports the efforts of three key local NGOs, the Burundian society and key political, civil society and targeted stakeholders to strengthen their capacity to promote peaceful electoral processes and social cohesion.
Support to strengthening conflict sensitivity and contributions to peace in the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) programing The Interpeace Advisory Team supported the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in strengthening conflict sensitivity and contributions to peace of FAO's programming.
Improve Conflict Prevention in security governance in Burkina Faso Integration of approaches that benefit peace, taking into account gender and youth dimensions. Assess the impact of COVID-19 on the local security dynamics.
Towards a New Balance in Guinea-Bissau: Creating Space for Real Participation of Women in Peaceful Conflict Resolution and Governance This project aims to help reduce the exclusion of women from decision-making spheres. Through national sensitization campaigns, capacity building and continued support for women leaders in political advocacy, this project seeks to strengthen the participation of women throughout lelvels of governance and conflict management across Guinea-Bissau. A particular focus rests on conflict mediation and the facilitation of inclusive dialogues.
Talibés - Study on Social Demand for Islamic Studies This project guides the Ministère de l'Education Nationale, de l'enseignement Technique et de la Formation Professionnelle (MENET-FP) decision-making regarding actions to be taken to ensure the integration of non-formal Islamic Educational Structure (IES) students into the formal education system. It develops predictive tools to investigate the drivers and the socio-demographic factors underlying the parents’/guardians’ education decision to enroll their children in non-formal Islamic Educational Structure (IES). The project mobilizes a participatory and inclusive approach that promotes dialogue and utilizes robust quantitative evidence.
From Policy to Delivery (Phase ll): cultivate and support youth leadership in the implementation and advancement of the Youth, Peace & Security (YPS) Agenda The project is offering a reciprocal and more integrated approach policy evolution and implementation in relation to the YPS agenda. A key goal is to support Interpeace programmes to design and develop “YPS”- related and youth-led work at the country level, that is: more policy astute, tactical and aware; contributes to the localized implementation of the YPS agenda; and cultivates and amplifies the voices, agency and leadership of young peacebuilders in the process, and particularly young women. On the other hand, in addition to supporting the shift from policy to implementation at the country and sub-regional level, the intention is also to service the reciprocal objective of cultivating creative vehicles and platforms through which we can profile this work, amplify youth leadership voices from the country level, and deploy and profile these perspectives to in turn help shape, design, develop, evaluate and influence the global YPS policy discourse at national, regional and global levels.
Investigating Spillover Risks in West Africa: A Political and Security Watch in Sahelian and Coastal States .
Rwanda Trauma Healing The project establishes spaces for collective healing and social cohesion. It creates intergenerational dialogue spaces to support youth healing and personal development.
Peace Responsivness Facility (PRF) Through catalytic interventions and support at the individual, programmatic and organisational level, the project works towards improving conflict sensitivity, peace responsiveness, programme effectiveness, and sustainability of international actors/United Nations agencies, particularly from the health sector.
Building Peace from the Inside: Supporting Insider Mediation for Sustainable Transformation of Conflict The project organises meetings to reach a common consensus on the need of mediation for peaceful and fair elections. It provides training to provincial and national mediators on non-violent communication, conflict sensitivity and mediation practices. It implements learning and exchange meetings of provincial platforms for practice sharing and bringing together insider mediators from different provinces.
Gouvernance inclusive pour la paix en RDC Le projet s’exécutera dans les provinces du Kasai, Kasai central, Mai Ndombe et dans la ville de Kinshasa. Il vise à renforcer la collaboration entre les acteurs de la société civile et les dirigeants en promouvant une gouvernance inclusive et participative. Durée de 4 ans, financement SIDA.
Roadmaps for Peace in Yumbi and Minembwe The overarching goal of this project is for national actors, including government institutions, armed groups and communities, to demonstrate willingness and increased capacity to address root causes and drivers of violent conflict. The Roadmaps for Peace project has two main components – a peacebuilding project in Yumbi, in Mai-Ndombe, and in Minembwe, in South Kivu.
Adressing the lack of popular trust in the Ukrainian health system and other insitutions in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic Exploratory phase for the design of a longer-term health and peace programme, to be jointly developed between Interpeace and the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Ukraine. The objective of the initial exploratory phase was for Interpeace's Peace Responsiveness Team to support and assist the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Ukraine to design and prepare for a multi-stakeholder consultation process on health related matters in the context of the COVID-19 response.
Resilience and Peacebuilding Capacity Mapping (HDP Nexus) This resilience mapping and analysis project is a preliminary initiative by Interpeace in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) aiming to contribute to a better understanding of the humanitarian/development and peacebuilding nexus in order to help humanitarian and development actors to integrate a peace responsive approach into their own interventions. The study will help to provide accurate data and relevant information through an inclusive and pragmatic understanding of areas and actors involved as well as of opportunities for positive action. The project will be implemented in the five priority regions in Burkina Faso: Centre Nord (Kaya); Nord (Ouahigouya); Est (Fada N’Gourma); Sahel (Dori); Boucle de Mouhoun (Dédougou).
Core Innovation, tools, capacities, and resources to achieve Interpeace’s five-year strategy to pursue more peaceful and resilient societies.
Ethiopia Peace and Resilience Index (PRI) The PRI will operationalise a new approach to bottom-up, participatory measurement that will inform the Ethiopian government of the progress of peace and resilience in Ethiopia and their contribution to it. It will fundamentally inform the national peacebuilding strategy and institutionalise peacebuilding approaches in the government’s domestic approach to peace.
No Ianda Djuntu- Drawing the pathway together: new leadership for meaningful participation, peace and stability in Guinea Bissau This project seeks to understand and reflect in a participatory way on the role of young people in decision-making processes. It then reinforces their responsibility and capacity to act jointly and influence public decision-making bodies. The goal is to boost their self-confidence by promoting new leadership models and use them as key entry points of the proposed action, which aims to catalyze a tangible and long-lasting institutional change for a more effective inclusion of young men and women in political, civic and economic life.
Together for Beni The project contributes to the stabilisation of the eastern side of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by initiating a democratic dialogue, economic recovery and restoration of state authority.
Promoting Dialogue and Exchange between youth groups and youth initaitives in the Great Lakes subregion; Great Lakes Youth innovation Lab for peace The project empowers youth in the Great Lakes region to play a leadership role in regional peace processes through dialogue for collective action and advocacy.
Advocates for Peace: amplifying youth voices through capacity building This project builds on Interpeace’s ongoing youth engagement in Burkina Faso to amplify young people’s voices in a country affected by conflict and a generational divide. Expand the space for youth to play a role in influencing decision-making; focus on young women; strengthen leadership and advocacy skills of youth.
Interpeace Advisory Team Core funding to the Interpeace Advisory Team. 

The Interpeace Advisory Team (IPAT) was created in 2013 by Interpeace to respond to an increasing demand from international and national actors wishing to benefit from the organisation’s experience and know-how in order to improve the impact of their peacebuilding strategies, policies and processes. IPAT provides strategic advising services, courses, and input into a wide range of peacebuilding processes.
Construction of a responsible political elite through the peaceful management of crises in the university environment with a view to build lasting peace in Côte d'Ivoire This initiative addresses the political tensions in the university environment in Ivory Coast, which crystalizes around elections. In this respect, the initiative aims to build inclusive spaces to peacefully manage political tensions.
The Mali H3I Project The project develops a durable, long-term, multi-actor approach to peacebuilding owned by Malian communities. It shows the determination and engagement of Malian population to find appropriate domestic conflict solutions and identifies sustainable and consensual solutions generating action for peace.
Societal Healing and Participatory Governance for Sustainable Peace in Rwanda The project was implemented with a partner organization from 2015 to 2018. It was designed using an outcome mapping approach and it aimed at consoliding a peaceful and inclusive Rwandan society, enabled to overcome the wounds of the past and to peacefully manage conflicts and diversity.