GPPAC Membership Application
Who can become a member?
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) that operate at the national, regional, or global level and are currently active in conflict prevention and peacebuilding efforts are eligible for membership. Membership is also open to international CSOs, NGOs, and networks, as well as individuals working on peace-related themes, CSOs in related fields, activists, teachers, research centres and think tanks, trade unions, and others contributing to broader peace efforts.
What do members commit to?
If your organisation becomes a GPPAC member, it commits to support the GPPAC Global Action Agenda and adhere to the GPPAC Charter.
What can members expect?
Staff of member organisations will receive the bi-weekly GPPAC Update, with news from the network, from other members, interesting resources and training opportunities, and funding opportunities. They can access the member section of the website, where they can ask other members for support or advice. They can also join GPPAC working groups, and possibly participate in GPPAC global or regional activities.
What happens after your organisation applies for membership?
Our regional network members assess applications from organisations from their regions, based on our membership criteria. Please note that this may take some time, depending on the regional network's process.
Applications for membership from international CSOs or networks will be referred to the Global Secretariat and assessed by the International Steering Group. The International Steering Group meets every 12-18 months, so it might take a while before you hear back.
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