Partnerships

Peace Brigades International (PBI) is a non-governmental organization founded in 1981 that provides protection and supports individuals, communities, movements and organsiations that defend human rights through protective physical accompaniment, international observation, advocacy efforts, awareness raising, and capacity sharing.  

Conservation International (CI) is a large international organisation that works in 29 countries and with a network of more than 2,000 partners. It takes a comprehensive approach to conservation that includes scientific research, policy development, global mobilisation (including climate adaptation financing) and operational programmes with local authorities, indigenous people, civil society organisations and businesses.

The OSCE brings together 57 participating States to collaborate on a wide-range of security-related matters, as part of a comprehensive approach to security.

The RBM network comprises 75 pastoralist organisations from nine countries in West and Central Africa, including PeaceNexus focus countries of Niger, Burkina Faso and Senegal. It represents an overall constituency of 750,000 pastoralists.

Cord works with local organisations in five countries to develop communities’ abilities to communicate and work well together, where these capacities have been eroded by decades of mistrust and violence.

UN PBSO supports the development of UN policies on peacebuilding and finances peacebuilding programmes in over 40 countries. PeaceNexus has provided UN PBSO with technical support to design programmes and

The United Nations agencies in Kyrgyzstan, together with their national partners, implement programmes supported by the UN Peacebuilding Fund. These programmes seek to build social cohesion, increase the participation of young people and women in peacebuilding processes and address inter-ethnic tensions and radicalisation so as to prevent violent extremism.

NDC Mostar has focused its effort on schools, aiming to provide opportunities for children from different ethnic groups to get to know one other, and to play and learn together. In this way, personal experiences and relationships make them less prone to divisive narratives and prejudices.

The United Network of Young Peacebuilders (UNOY) is a global network of youth-led peacebuilding organisations. With 100 member organisations in over 50 countries, UNOY was one of the key players in the adoption of the UN Security Council Resolution 2250 that promotes youth participation in peace and security.

The Catholic Organisation for Development and Solidarity (OCADES) Caritas Burkina, is a nongovernmental organisation that centres its actions on resilience, development, and social cohesion.

PeaceNexus works with the HACP to consolidate peace and stability in Niger, a country affected by multiple conflicts along its borders. The Partner The High Authority for the Consolidation of

The Development Strategy Center (DSC) is a think tank established in February 2017 to conduct research to inform and coordinate the implementation of Uzbekistan’s National Action Strategy 2017-2021.