UN Women Zimbabwe and the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) work towards peaceful electoral participation in Zimbabwe.
This brief analyses the current youth, peace and security agenda on the African continent by looking at the various efforts and initiatives taken at the institutional level to advance the agenda.
An introduction to policy awareness
Breaking trade barriers of African women and youth to ensure their inclusion
African women can maximise AfCFTA opportunities to break trade barriers
Promoting evidence-based decision making in peace and security.
Multi-track approaches to peacebuilding and the role of women and youth in addressing inclusive political participation, peace, security and confidence building in the Great Lakes Region.
APSA at 20: Challenges and Prospects for Silencing the Guns in Central Africa: Looking back, Looking forward
Youth participation should be inclusive and integrated deeply in dialogues, so young people do not inherit socio-economic and political problems that could have been negated through their involvement.
Sharing Experiences for Meaningful Participation in Peace Processes On March 11, 2021, ACCORD organized its first intra-generational dialogue, titled, “On the Shoulders of WPS Giants: Sharing Experiences for Meaningful Participation