Beyond Survival: Regenerative Organisational Development Support in Wartime Ukraine
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]A new report, Beyond Survival: Regenerative Organisational Development Support in Wartime Ukraine introduces “Regenerative Organisational Development” (Regenerative OD), an approach designed to help Ukrainian civil society organisations (CSOs) cope, adapt, and keep going under the extreme pressures of war.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Putting More Resources in Local Hands: Funding Models for Localisation
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]This work was commissioned by Terre des Hommes, supported by Somaha Foundation, guided by PeaceNexus (a Swiss foundation specialising in organisational development), and implemented by Fundraising Training Ltd. Together, the partners explored how funding flows, intermediary structures, and LNA capacities interact and how they can be reshaped to make Localisation real. Please find here the French and German version of the Report.
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OD per-learning report : Supporting inclusion-driven power shifting organisational change processes
In October 2022, the international OD programme hosted a peer-learning event focusing on change processes to redress power imbalances. Structured around 5 learning questions, this report syntheses the insights, examples and practical tips generated by participating organisations, both to support them in continuing to facilitate internal change and share with peers engaging in transformative efforts across other organisations.
Working with and for youth: Practical ideas to foster youth engagement in policies, processes and programmes
This new OSCE practice paper aims to provide a critical point of reference of best practices for organizations that want to improve their engagement with youth. The publication presents the culmination of our partnership with the OSCE Secretariat, (ODIHR and OSCE Mission to Serbia and builds on the Youth Digital Roundtable Series, which brought together practitioners within and beyond the OSCE for peer-learning on operationalising youth participation and inclusion.
Revitalising a Global Network for Democracy and Peace
The Partners Network is a long-standing network linked together through the shared commitment to using recognized conflict sensitive and inclusive approaches to facilitation, mediation, and dialogue processes to promote peaceful and inclusive societies. In recent years, PeaceNexus has supported the network through an organizational strengthening process. This report, written by former President of PartnersGlobal Julia Roig and Executive Director of Partners Argentina Ana Cabria Mellace, captures key insights and lessons learned, as well as how Partners Network have adapted their governance model and modes of communications and collaboration.
Thematic Review on Local Peacebuilding 2022
Thematic Review on Local Peacebuilding, commissioned by the UN Peacebuilding Support Office (PBSO) in partnership with PeaceNexus and the UN Volunteers programme, provides a comparative analysis of local-level peacebuilding initiatives funded by the UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) from 2015 to 2021. Informed by four case studies led by young researchers in Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Kyrgyzstan, and the Western Balkans, the Review offers insights into how local peacebuilding is conceptualized and operationalized in a range of contexts and outlines recommendations for the PBF, as well as the community of peacebuilding practitioners to guide the design of future local peacebuilding programming. Read the executive summary here.