ACCORD attends governance and human security training course
1 Mar 2016
Course organised by the ISS examines the structural links between poor governance, mismanagement of resources and human insecurity.
Course organised by the ISS examines the structural links between poor governance, mismanagement of resources and human insecurity.
Sharpening coordination between the AU and Regional Economic Communities to improve the operational capabilities of the African Standby Force.
Analysing the media’s intrinsic ability to shape public opinion, and its power to instigate peaceful or violent mass mobilisation.
ACCORD continues its efforts to strengthen AMISOM’s conflict management and civilian protection capacities.
Collaboration to improve coordination of the ASF’s civilian roster throughout the Economic Community of Central African States.
Rostering and training guidelines developed by the Roundtable undergo further review by the African Union and Regional Mechanisms.
Swedish consultants teamed up with ACCORD to host an 18 month long course on how to conduct peaceful political transformations.
JAOs receive specialised training in jurisprudence for the sake of sustainable peace in post-conflict environments.
19-day exercise serves to test the African Standby Force’s readiness to respond to conflict anywhere on the continent.
ACCORD’s African Peacebuilding Coordination Programme develop research methodologies for mapping conflict and contributing to peacebuilding knowledge.