We use these funds to design and implement peacebuilding interventions that link methodologies and actions to specific challenges in each country, improving the lives of people affected by conflict. We are committed to managing the money donated effectively and based on value for money principles. How we spend our money 90% of what we spend… Read more »
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 »
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
Building national capacity for peace
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 »
Local conflict management mechanisms
Libya Through rolling out the Social Peace and Local Development methodology, PCi has established over 40 Social Peace Partnerships in towns and cities across the country. Through the regular provision of mentoring and training in community level peacebuilding, these Social Peace Partnerships have, over time, developed strong community relationships and bonds, which are based on… Read more »
Women, peace and security
Libya Women, peace and security UN Security Council Resolution 1325:
Does Aid Harm? Risks and opportunities for international aid in Cabo Delgado
International development and humanitarian aid agencies working in Cabo Delgado are coming to terms with their potential impact on peace and conflict dynamics. This blog post discusses two ways in which aid interventions and the conflict in Cabo Delgado interact.
Camille Thirot-Lafond
Camille is the communications manager, responsible for PCi’s external communications activities. She has over eight years’ experience in developing, leading and implementing successful strategic communications and digital strategies in the charity and private sectors. Camille holds a Masters degree in Gender Studies and Law from SOAS and a Bachelor’s degree in illustration and design from the University of the Arts London.
Improving Kosovo-Serbia economic relations
This research paper, commissioned as part of the UK-government funded project ALVED, proposes tangible steps for improving Kosovo-Serbia economic relations.
Young people and peacebuilding in the Swahili Coast
Young people are critical to building and sustaining peace in their communities, but they are often excluded from peace efforts. Our latest report explores the intersection between youth, culture and peacebuilding along the Swahili Coast.