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 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.
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.
We now live in a multi-polar world, characterised by greater complexity and unpredictability. How can peacebuilders respond to this increased potential for chaos and violence?
We have worked in Syria since 2013, supporting peacebuilders working towards a negotiated political transition. Since the start of revolution, there has been a dramatic rise in corollary conflict and violence in Syria. The resulting deterioration of law and order has enabled disputes and acts of violence between community groups
We have worked in Libya since 2013, supporting peacebuilding and local development initiatives in more than 40 communities across the country’s three regions. The aftermath of the Arab Spring has led to the re-emergence of numerous historical conflicts, resulting in heightened tensions within and between Libyan communities. The prevailing political
This project aimed to lay the foundations for reform and reconciliation in Ukraine through dialogue.