Partnerships

Réseau Afrique Jeunesse (RAJ) is among the leading NGOs in Burkina Faso, with expertise in the mining sector and a presence in all national mining sites. Its mission is to promote youth participation in Burkina Faso’s social, political and economic life.

PeaceNexus has been working with the Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic to support the inclusive development of the Kyrgyz Jarany Civic Identity Concept. The Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic (“the Office”) is in charge of strategic policy-making,

PeaceNexus supported Partners Network, one of the longest-standing global civil society networks at the intersection of democracy and conflict transformation. The diversity of its 20+ members’ locations, organisational maturity, size and priorities led them to near paralysis, despite a strong shared identity and continued desire to collaborate.

Nespresso is committed to maximizing the positive impact of their Reviving Origins Programme on peace. This programme sources coffee from conflict affected areas, including, among others, Columbia, Zimbabwe, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

PeaceNexus is supporting the Uzbek Ministry of Transport to promote regional cooperation in Central Asia and the Caspian Sea by strengthening joint research and policy development.

The Hub brings together international organizations working on peacebuilding in Kyrgyzstan, including UN Women, International Alert, Saferworld, Search for Common Ground, ACTED, and PeaceNexus. The Hub’s mission is to foster joint conflict analysis and programmatic synergies.

Founded in 1999, the NGO Savoir, Oser, Solidariser pour le Civisme au Niger (SOS-Civisme-Niger) has the overall objective of “promoting sustainable development through civic education, a culture of peace, and

ABAC works primarily in rural areas in Burkina Faso to improve the livelihoods of farmers, pastoralists and small-scale producers, as well as to contribute to social cohesion within these communities.

The Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic (“the Office”) is in charge of strategic policy-making, as well as monitoring policy implementation by the executive government and non-governmental organisations. PeaceNexus has been working with the Office since 2018 to support the inclusive development of the Kyrgyz Jarany Civic Identity Concept.

Nonviolent Peace force (NP) works in violent conflict contexts to protect civilians through unarmed strategies and accompaniment, working side by side with local communities and advocating for the wider adoption of these approaches.

Build Up is an innovator, expertise provider and policy advisor. Over the past 8 years, through its work across 15+ countries, it has demonstrated that participatory approaches and digital tools can play an essential role in overcoming polarisation and other threats to social cohesion, especially if driven by the values and principles of peacebuilding.

PeaceNexus supported feminist peace actor WILPF in articulating both its global programmatic priorities and organisational model ahead of its next Congress, and is helping it operationalise them across the movement.