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  • Young women and men standing next to each other during a workshop
    6 March 2023

    GPPAC as an intermediary: Learnings from Palestine

    Hilda Issa is the Executive Director of the feminist organisation Palestinian Center For Peace And Democracy (PCPD), based in Ramallah. In 2022, Hilda...

  • GPPAC Gender Focal Points standing in front of the UN HQ
    27 February 2023

    Developing National Action Plans on WPS: What role can civil society play?

    National Action Plans (NAPs) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) are powerful instruments that allow states to implement the United Nations WPS Agenda...

  • Women in Sri Lanka
    21 December 2022

    Including women in peacebuilding and conflict prevention: concrete learnings from GPPAC Gender Experts

    How do we meaningfully include women and girls in peacebuilding and conflict prevention? Our Gender Experts explored this question during GPPAC...

  • People in Tiblisi
    23 November 2022

    Implementing Women, Peace and Security in Georgia: Where do we stand?

    In November 2022, I engaged with the Geneva International Discussions (GID) – the multilateral forum to address the security and humanitarian...

  • 20 October 2022

    Women, Peace and Security in Palestine: Peace starts and lasts with women’s participation

    The Palestinian Centre for Peace and Democracy works for an inclusive and peaceful future through projects that aim to include Palestinian youth and...

  • Photo of Ohla Zaiarna
    15 June 2022

    A Ukrainian plea for supporting local peacebuilding

    On 26 April 2022, I felt heard. I, as a Ukrainian woman peacebuilder, spoke to the leaders of the world about feminist financing for peacebuilding...

  • Women in Uganda
    15 December 2021

    Enhancing Women’s Participation: GPPAC Partners with the WPHFs Rapid Response Window

    We are excited to share that we have entered a one-year partnership with the Rapid Response Window (RRW) of the United Nations Women’s Peace and...

  • Business women
    7 December 2021

    When, If Not Now? Funding Local Women Peacebuilders

    During my undergraduate studies, I was a member of a local student-based feminist organisation. I still recall vividly how challenging it was to...

  • Women peacebuilders at the UN
    4 November 2021

    Celebrating Women, Peace and Security at 21: Time to Invest in Local Women Peacebuilders

    Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Annual Open Debate on Women Peace and Security at the UN Security Council was a rallying point for our Gender...

  • Flags in the wind
    18 June 2021

    PBC Blog: Advancing Women, Peace and Security through a Gender Strategy

    The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda (WPS), initiated by UN Security Council resolution 1325, recognizes the crucial role that women play in creating...

  • Panel discussion women
    23 March 2021

    New Publication: Women, Peace and Security in Northeast Asia

    2020 marked a milestone for the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda. The year was not only characterized by the 20th anniversary of the UN Security...

  • GPPAC WPS
    26 November 2019

    Women’s Perspective on Regional Peacebuilding

    Women peacebuilders play a unique role by contributing to the articulation of a ‘people-centred – bottom-up’ perspective that is often missing in...

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