Libya We convene peacebuilding practitioners from among civil society organisations, local authorities, and traditional leaders – as well as media and the education sector – to establish reliable channels of information exchange, share understandings of the peace and conflict context in Libya and identify areas for collaboration on practical peacebuilding issues. Members of this peacebuilding… Read more »
How it works: Peacebuilding Network
PCi regularly brings together leadership figures from civil society, local government, media, academia and traditional institutions from all over Libya (representing more than 20 different communities in total). The peacebuilding network helps to build trusting relations among themselves, to share their perceptions on events affecting conflict and peace in Libya, to develop common understandings of… Read more »
How it works: Conflict sensitive assistance
Libya’s peace and conflict context is complex, driven by multifaceted conflict dynamics. When delivered in a way that does not take such complexity into account, international humanitarian, development and political assistance runs the risk of exacerbating tensions while missing opportunities to promote peace. Conflict sensitivity is an approach to delivering humanitarian, development and political assistance… Read more »
How it works in Europe and South Caucasus
Serbia-Kosovo: Local voices for development We work to amplify local voices, especially those of marginalised groups, in support of equitable development. We work with our partners to: Our approach seeks to ensure that citizens in Serbia and Kosovo are better able to empathise with one another’s perspectives, play active civic roles in society, and celebrate… Read more »
Conflict sensitivity
We do this in four ways: To download PCi Conflict Sensitivity materials by region, please visit the Resources and Analysis page. Conflict Sensitivity Hub website conflictsensitivityhub.netConflict Sensitivity Hub Twitter twitter.com/CSC_Hub Latest News
Partners
Our approach to working with local partners is both flexible and robust. We are supportive in adapting to the local realities of our partners, but also robust in the application of minimum accountabilities. If invited to do so, we use our experience and expertise to build the peacebuilding skills and organisational capacity of our partners… Read more »
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How we work in Eastern Africa
We aim to strengthen conflict sensitivity expertise amongst national and international humanitarian and development organisations in Eastern Africa. Here we spotlight two of our approaches: Support to WeWorld under the Northern Crisis Recovery Programme PCi has been supporting WeWorld to strengthen its conflict sensitivity since 2021, including developing a global Conflict Sensitivity Toolkit. Our work with… Read more »
Eastern Africa: Mozambique
What we are doing in Mozambique The ongoing armed conflict in Cabo Delgado, Northern Mozambique, is providing a set of challenges to national and international organisations in delivering effective humanitarian and development assistance. A lack of conflict sensitive practice by some agencies has led to unintended consequences and hindered the delivery of aid to those… Read more »
Libya Map of SPLD Areas
Map showing the Social Peace Partnerships in Libya, covering 40 towns and cities: 14 established by the PCi programme; 15 self-generated or established ad hoc with limited PCi support; and 11 established through a small grant scheme.