Partnerships

The Prishtina Institute for Political Studies (PIPS) is an independent non-governmental organization established in 2003, under the auspices and support of the Council of Europe. Through its School of Political Studies, PIPS’ flagship programme, the organisation

TRIAL BIH is a Programme of the TRIAL International’s operating in Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2007. They work on combating impunity in the country and victims/survivors’ access to justice, by combining strategic litigation,  provision of free legal assistance, domestic and international advocacy, and the capacity building of legal professionals, especially prosecutors.

      The civic space for progressive organisations and activists in Western Balkans is continuously shrinking. Their work and well-being remains critically important and yet is made more challenging

PeaceNexus supports the Ministry of Culture to develop creative ways to strengthen civic values and implement the concept of Kyrgyz Jarany through cultural initiatives with the general public.

PeaceNexus is supporting the organizational development of IPD by developing their strategic communications to strengthen collaboration with targeted government, donor and international organisations. The Partner The Institute for Peace and

IBC is one of the largest business associations in Kyrgyzstan, uniting more than 120 large companies, whose collective contributions account for more than 30% of tax revenues to the budget of the Kyrgyz Republic. 

This was the third workshop for international partners in organisational development, bringing together our contacts within our partner organisations, consultants and PeaceNexus staff who support them.

PeaceNexus is supporting Novartis to further increase its positive impact in conflict-affected countries. Novartis provides access to medicine in more than 30 conflict-affected and high-risk markets.

PeaceNexus has supported the OSCE in improving practices to foster youth inclusion in the peace and security agenda Even though youth both influence and are affected by peace and security

Community Building Mitrovica (CBM) was established in 2001 by a group of human rights activists. Since then, CBM has championed conflict transformation by promoting cooperation among citizens across ethnic divides.

In 2022, we began the final chapter of our partnership with the Western Balkans Fund (WBF), which was established to support regional cooperation following an agreement reached in 2015 between

PeaceNexus has supported the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform to undertake a collective process to advance a forward-looking, practical agenda for environmental peacebuilding. In close collaboration with the International Union for Conservation