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.
The Peaceful Change Podcast explores how international peacebuilding can most effectively prevent, manage, resolve and transform violent conflict.
It is with great sadness that the Board of Trustees of the Peaceful Change initiative has taken the difficult decision to wind down the charity.
Whilst closing is a very sad for PCi’s staff, trustees and partners around the world, we are also immensely proud of what we have achieved together during the past thirteen years
This report examines Turkey’s increasing engagement in stabilisation and peacebuilding efforts.
This paper highlights how international donors international donors who partner with Libyan CSOs can help protect and expand civic space in Libya.
This report outlines a number of ways in which international assistance risks doing harm and ways in which it can contribute to peace in Syria.
What is the Position and Behaviour effect and why does it matters for development and humanitarian aid programming?
Our annual report for 2023-2024 reflects on our achievements and the challenges we faced while working to build sustainable peace.
This case study looks at the intersection of youth, culture, and peacebuilding in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, and in particular in the districts of Chiure, Mecufi and Erati.
The Conflict Sensitive Due-Diligence (CSDD) tool consists of four questions, or tests, which should be asked when undertaking any decision about assistance.
This tool is designed to allow you take a due-diligence approach to decisions about whether to move ahead with a programme or activity where there is risk that it will do harm.
PCi stands in solidarity with our Syrian friends and colleagues as they delight in the removal of the Assad Regime from power, and the freeing prisoners from Syria’s horrific jails.
This tool is designed to be used hand-in-hand with PCi’s conflict sensitivity matrix to facilitate the identification of how your activities and programmes may affect the context where they take place.