PCi closed in Autumn 2025. This site remains online as an archive only.
PCi closed in 2025. This site remains online as an archive only.
This case study presents learning from an intervention by civil society aiming to increase participation of the Albanian minority in the 2022 census in south Serbia.
The Jakharra Social Peace Partnership is advocating for greater women’s inclusion in higher education, despite restrictive social and gender norms towards the role of women.
PCi supported an academic fellowships programme focused on enhancing academic partnerships and collaborative research in Kosovo and Serbia.
PCi is hosting a virtual discussion to present a case study showcasing its experience in fostering collaboration among media organizations in Kosovo.
Iniciativa për ndryshime paqësore (PCi) paraqet një sërë parimesh për punën drejt normalizimit të marrëdhënieve ndërmjet Kosovës dhe Serbisë, të zhvilluara dhe të miratuara nga një sërë organizatash të shoqërisë civile.
Inicijativa za mirne promene (PCi) predstavlja skup principa koji definišu rad na normalizaciji odnosa između Kosova i Srbije, razvijenih i podržanih od strane više organizacija civilnog društva.
PCi presents a set of principles, developed and endorsed by a range of civil society organisations, designed to enhance the contribution of civil society to normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia.
Our annual report for 2022-2023 reflects on our achievements and the challenges we faced while working to build sustainable peace.
In the aftermath of Storm Daniel, Social Peace Partnerships across Libya quickly mobilised to respond to the unprecedented emergency in eastern Libya.
This case study looks at how international support can help independent media achieve a greater impact on democratisation, inter-communal relationships and peacebuilding.
In this blog post we explore the pressing need for increased conflict sensitivity skills amongst those delivering aid in Northern Mozambique.
A key part of our work in Libya focuses supporting women’s inclusion in peacebuilding efforts, ensuring women’s perspectives and needs are better reflected in decision-making, and understanding gendered experiences of conflict.