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Lebanon
Fighters for Peace
Fighters for Peace is a Lebanese organisation founded by former combatants of the Lebanese civil war who now work together to prevent renewed violence. Its members share their testimonies in schools, universities and communities, engage in dialogue and mediation across sectarian divides, and support other ex-fighters in transforming their experiences into advocacy for nonviolence and reconciliation.
Mexico
Servicio Paz y Justicia en México (SERPAJ)
A community of people committed to the struggle for peace and justice in Mexico. Through a way of life and a witness expressed through active non-violence, we are guided by a humanist and ecumenical vision that unites us in our work for peace and justice.
Nepal
Nepal Transition to Peace Institute
Nepal Transition to Peace Institute (NTTP-I) is a peace research institute founded upon the history of decade-long engagement in Nepal’s political transition as a credible and Track 1.5 peace process for mediation, facilitation, and dialogue among the political parties of Nepal since 2005. As a trusted forum for informal dialogues among the political parties, NTTP Forum has been functioning to resolve political standoffs, thaw stalemates and promote peaceful engagement among the political parties even in critical times in a low key and trusted setting.
Peace Appeal
The seeds of the Peace Appeal were planted in 1997 when our co-founders joined a collaborative effort that enlisted every living Nobel Peace Prize Laureate to issue the Appeal of the Nobel Peace Laureates for Peace and Nonviolence for the Children of the World. This foundational document called on the Heads of State of all the United Nations’ member countries to dedicate themselves to building a culture of peace and nonviolence.
Netherlands
Amsterdam Centre for Conflict Studies (ACCS)
The Amsterdam Centre for Conflict Studies (ACCS) provides a forum for exchange between academics conducting research on conflict and practitioners engaged in conflict resolution. The Centre brings together two strands of conflict research that were studied holistically when ‘conflict studies’ emerged in the 1960s, but have since separated: research on local, organizational, policy, and other conflicts in developed democracies and research on collective violence, civil war, and massive human rights violations. On both sides, the Centre organizes research and practice initiatives on the factors influencing the development of conflict and on approaches to conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC)
The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) is a member-led network of civil society organisations active in conflict prevention and peacebuilding across the world. Founded in 2003 and with its global secretariat in The Hague, GPPAC connects fifteen regional networks to strengthen locally driven approaches to preventing violent conflict and to amplify civil society voices in international policy spaces.
PAX
PAX is the largest peace organisation in the Netherlands, working with local partners in conflict areas to protect civilians, prevent and end armed violence, and build just and peaceful societies. PAX combines grassroots peacebuilding with research and advocacy on humanitarian disarmament, including its widely used reporting on cluster munitions, killer robots and the arms trade.
New Zealand
Te Ao O Rongomaraeroa - National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies
Te Ao O Rongomaraeroa, the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Otago, is Aotearoa New Zealand's dedicated centre for peace research and postgraduate education. The Centre conducts multidisciplinary research on peacebuilding, conflict transformation and indigenous approaches to peace, with a particular focus on the Pacific region, and hosts an international community of doctoral and masters researchers.
Nigeria
Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR)
The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution is a Nigerian government agency under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, established in 2000. Based in Abuja, IPCR conducts research and training on the prevention, management and resolution of conflicts in Nigeria and across Africa, supports mediation and dialogue processes, and produces strategic conflict assessments to inform peace policy.
The Kukah Centre
The Kukah Centre is a policy research institute in Abuja founded by Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah. It promotes interfaith dialogue, peaceful coexistence and good governance in Nigeria. It convenes dialogue between religious, political and community leaders, carries out research and policy advocacy on conflict and social cohesion, and supports peace processes during elections and in conflict-affected regions.