Social Peace and Local Development in Libya
The Social Peace and Local Development programme aims to build social cohesion and prevent community conflict by supporting a network of Social Peace Partnerships across Libya.
The Social Peace and Local Development programme aims to build social cohesion and prevent community conflict by supporting a network of Social Peace Partnerships across Libya.
This short-term project aimed to help communities in Georgia and Abkhazia maintain contact and accountability during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This project supports WeWorld to strengthen the conflict sensitivity of its humanitarian and development assistance.
This project aimed to bring young people into the discussion on peace and security in Armenia.
Through this project we aim to deepen our work on gender integration across PCi’s projects, policies, and governance.
The Peacebuilding Network brought together Libyan Community Leaders and Elders from across the country, working to build peace at local and national levels.
This project aimed to promote dialogue as a tool for resilience and recovery in western Ukraine.
Sophia is a peacebuilding Advisor working on Swahili project in East and Southern Africa. She Joined PCi in May 2023 to support in implementation of Swahili project which is being implemented along Swahili coast of Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique. She has over 12 years in peacebuilding within Eastern African region
This project aims to contribute to maintaining – and, where possible, expanding- a safe, open, and diverse civic space in Libya.
The conflict sensitive assistance programme aims to strengthen the conflict sensitivity of humanitarian and development implementers in Libya.
Our latest report explores the intersection between youth, culture and peacebuilding along the Swahili Coast.
Lamis is responsible for maintaining an up to date understanding of peace and conflict dynamics and conflict sensitivity considerations in Libya, using social media, media monitoring and other sources. She has acquired experience over the last four years working for both local and international organisations, focused on deepening and expanding