Partnerships

Article 109 is a new civil society organisation that serves as the Secretariat of a growing global coalition advocating for the convening of a review conference of the UN Charter, as provided for under Article 109 of the Charter itself.

PeaceNexus launched a partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) in Burkina Faso to integrate conflict sensitivity into green growth and climate action initiatives.

The "Cercle de Gaynaako" is a network of independent or members of associations, consultants or peer foundation staff who share a common vision of organisational support, context-sensitive intervention, and social transformations oriented towards justice, peace, and citizen participation.

The CSC-Hub Niger was created in February 2022 and has been supported by PeaceNexus since its launch. It brings together some fifteen national and international institutions and organisations.

The CSC Hub Burkina is a national collective initiative created in 2021 with the support of PeaceNexus.It bring together 91 members and 30 organisations to discuss conflict sensitivity practices and how to integrate them at the operational and organisational levels in order to systematise them.

The Regional CSC Hub is a dynamic learning platform that facilitates the sharing of experiences and the improvement of conflict-sensitive practices. It brings together more than 200 active members from 50 organisations in 12 countries in West and Central Africa.

PeaceNexus is launching two open calls to support environmental organisations in integrating conflict-sensitive approaches into their work.

How can conservation succeed where conflict is a daily reality? That’s the question the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) set out to answer through their partnership with us.

GYBN unites youth in knowledge exchange, grassroots action, capacity-building, and policymaking, influencing change from local communities to international decision-making forums. The network amplifies marginalised voices in environmental governance and challenges traditional power dynamics, making space for youth-led conservation.

Rationale  Board members of INGOs face a number of challenges in effectively and adequately playing their governance role. Board member of peacebuilding organisations face additional challenges that pertain to the

The gender advisors of two former OD partners of PeaceNexus, Conciliation Resources and CMI – Martti Ahtisaari Foundation, bonded over the many challenges they faced in their drive to mainstream gender within their organisation.

This research, conducted by a team of researchers from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, provides an overview of non-governmental initiatives in Central Asia to inform the upcoming Collective Learning and Reflection