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The West Africa and Conflict Sensitivity Programmes are excited to share the newly published report from the event “Les Jardins des Synergies pour la Paix”, which took place in February

On April 4, 2025, PeaceNexus held a training session for partner NGOs, including the Child Rights Defenders’ League Public Foundation, PPAW “Mutakalim”, and “Peace Clubs” Public Foundation, at its office

In February 2025, the PeaceNexus team and Board members visited the University of Parakou in northern Benin. As one of our most recent partners in the West Africa Programme, this collaboration is

On May 20th 2025, the West and Central Africa Conflict Sensitivity (CSC) Hub had the privilege of hosting a session at the Global Conflict Sensitivity Hub Conference! The session, titled

Investing in fragile and conflict-affected settings (FCAS) presents unique opportunities for investors to drive financial returns and social impact. Rising and unmet demand for renewable energy makes this a profitable

Our West Africa Programme partner, CDIR-Niger, organised its first collective fast-breaking event on March 19th in Niamey, under the theme of intra- and interreligious dialogue for peacebuilding in Niger. This

In February 2025, our West Africa and Conflict Sensitivity programme teams traveled to the Borgou region in northern Benin, accompanied by two members of our Board, Tim Radjy and Juan

On November 13, 2024, PeaceNexus and the Ministry of Culture, Information, Sports and Youth policy of the Kyrgyz Republic organized a business forum dedicated to exploring the role of entrepreneurship

Participants from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan recently gathered for a workshop titled “Sustainable Development and Social Cohesion in Central Asia,” held in Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan, from 24 to 27 June 2024.

PeaceNexus is happy to announce its second Small Grant Call focused on Governance. The Call is open to our current and former International Organisational Development partners – governance is an

  Following our second in-person learning event with the Philea Community of Practice on Organisational Development, Belén Giaquinta from the Laudes Foundation and Kate Sullivan from The Human Safety Net

Our West Africa Programme partner, Réseau Bilital Maroobe (RBM), has conducted an innovative study titled “The Mosaic of Women Pastoralists.” This study aims to integrate women’s perspectives into RBM’s policies