Our donors are part and parcel of our efforts to build legitimate and sustainable peace as violent conflicts become increasingly fragmented and complex. We thank them for their continued commitment to the mission of GPPAC and for making our work possible.

GPPAC is especially grateful for the strong partnership we have established with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida). In 2019, thanks to the exceptional support of Sida, GPPAC was able to organise the first-ever Conflict Analysis workshop of its kind in Pyongyang. The rich contribution of the MFA enabled us to further strengthen our locally-led lobbying and advocacy, especially in localizing SDG16+.

Thanks to the ifa/zivik programme from the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a newly created group of peace champions in Uganda has successfully been preventing youth re-radicalization in the country.

2019 marked the end of an 18-month project funded by the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund in Kyrgyzstan which empowered Kyrgyz youth to become agents of change.

As testament to our collective efforts and commitment to peacebuilding and conflict prevention, GPPAC was honoured to be awarded the prestigious Luxembourg Peace Prize in July 2019.