Pillars

Peace

We aim to promote peaceful, just, and inclusive societies. We support institutions and individuals to contribute meaningfully towards sustainable peace.

290

Events
21,182

Beneficiaries

126

Learning events
6,536

Learners
1,620

Certificates

Highlights

Strengthening Key Capacities in Conflict Prevention and Peacemaking

A newly conducted regional training programme in central Africa enabled mid to senior-level officials to strengthen their skills in conflict analysis, negotiation and mediation to contribute to preventing conflict and sustaining peace on the continent.

Pre and Post Deployment Training

We continued our efforts to improve the performance of uniformed personnel deployed to UN peace operations. Recognizing that modern peacekeeping comes with extraordinary personal risks to those who serve the cause of peace, UNITAR put particular attention to the preparation of medical and paramedical personnel through the provision of training and equipment.

Women, Peace and Security

We grew our portfolio of activities to enable groups of women to take part in peace processes at all levels and in all capacities. We are also continuing our collaboration with UN Department of Peace Operations Justice and Corrections Service through implementing an outreach and assessment exercise for women corrections personnel, thereby contributing to the implementation of the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy.

Stabilization and Reconciliation in Libya

We supported in Libya with initiatives to enable civil society organizations in different conflict-affected contexts around the country to concretize national efforts towards sustainable peace at the community level. Our support is designed to promote sustainable and holistic change, through the involvement of different segments of society – notably youth.

“Utilizing my training skills has helped foster favourable cross-border relations in a conflict prone climate.”

Jeanne Danielle Nlate

Cameroon

“The aim is to disseminate information on peacebuilding trainings to young people.”

Musa Carew

Sierra Leone