African solutions to African Challenges

We are

a civil society organisation working throughout Africa since 1992, to bring creative African solutions to the challenges posed by conflict on the continent.

We impact

political developments by bringing conflict resolution, dialogue and development to the forefront as an alternative to protracted conflict.

We work

throughout Africa, from SADC in the south, through the Great Lakes region to the Horn of Africa and in West Africa.

We are

a civil society organisation working throughout Africa since 1992, to bring creative African solutions to the challenges posed by conflict on the continent.

We impact

political developments by bringing conflict resolution, dialogue and development to the forefront as an alternative to protracted conflict.

We work

throughout Africa, from SADC in the south, through the Great Lakes region to the Horn of Africa and in West Africa.

We are

a civil society organisation working throughout Africa since 1992, to bring creative African solutions to the challenges posed by conflict on the continent.

We impact

political developments by bringing conflict resolution, dialogue and development to the forefront as an alternative to protracted conflict.

We work

throughout Africa, from SADC in the south, through the Great Lakes region to the Horn of Africa and in West Africa.

Latest News

Leadership

20th Committee of Intelligence and Security Services in Africa (CISSA) Conference 

Leadership

20th Committee of Intelligence and Security Services in Africa (CISSA) Conference 

Preventing conflicts and violent wars in Africa
Peace and Security

ACCORD Conducts a Training for Eastern African Youth in Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention

Peace and Security

ACCORD Conducts a Training for Eastern African Youth in Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention

Elections

MISTRA Launches Second Edition of Coalition Barometer (2023-2025)

Elections

MISTRA Launches Second Edition of Coalition Barometer (2023-2025)

Peacekeeping

Eastern Africa Standby Force High-Level Conference on Women, Peace and Security

Peacekeeping

Eastern Africa Standby Force High-Level Conference on Women, Peace and Security

Women, Peace & Security

FECCLAHA, ACCORD and NCA collaborate for the Annual Faith Women Mediation Network Forum

Women, Peace & Security

FECCLAHA, ACCORD and NCA collaborate for the Annual Faith Women Mediation Network Forum

Providing centralised information about the latest developments from South Africa's local government coalitions​

Analysis

Cross-border / Inter-State tensions

Are National Peace Architectures Still Fit for Purpose? Rethinking Infrastructures for Peace in a Transboundary Era

Cross-border / Inter-State tensions

Are National Peace Architectures Still Fit for Purpose? Rethinking Infrastructures for Peace in a Transboundary Era

Peace and Security

A Case for Rebooting the Tana Forum on Security in Africa

Peace and Security

A Case for Rebooting the Tana Forum on Security in Africa

Peace and Security

Aswan Forum: Africa’s Leading Platform for Sustainable Peace and Development

Peace and Security

Aswan Forum: Africa’s Leading Platform for Sustainable Peace and Development

Elections

Malawi’s Upcoming Elections

Elections

Malawi’s Upcoming Elections

Leadership

Remembering Professor Jannie Malan

Leadership

Remembering Professor Jannie Malan

Peacekeeping

Leveraging Military Capabilities for the Promotion of Gender in Contemporary African Peace Operations

Peacekeeping

Leveraging Military Capabilities for the Promotion of Gender in Contemporary African Peace Operations

video

30 Years of ACCORD

Promoting dialogue towards building peaceful coexistence in an interdependent world​: ACCORD seeks to encourage and promote the constructive resolution of disputes, by the peoples of Africa, and so assist in achieving political stability and socio-economic recovery, within just and democratic societies, towards peaceful co-existence.

Working together for a better world

Peace is more than the absence of war, it is also the absence of poverty, inequality and unemployment

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