The results of the analysis carried out as part of the Interpeace PREDIA project show the driving forces behind political violence in Côte d'Ivoire and the indicators that need to be measured to determine whether a region is at risk of falling into political violence.

This research engaged diverse stakeholders, including government officials, civil society representatives, media professionals, and local communities. Their perspectives and experiences were sought to understand the factors driving conflict and violence, as well as community resilience. The study aimed to provide an evidence-based and participatory analysis of the peacebuilding landscape in Marsabit County. The comprehensive findings […]

Over the past decades, Marsabit County, Kenya, has experienced occasional conflicts among local communities. Since 2005, the frequency and severity of violence in the county have escalated significantly. In 2021 and early 2022, the situation reached an unprecedented level, with almost daily killings becoming commonplace in Marsabit town. This documentary showcases the accomplishments of the […]

Before the development of a trust building programme between communities and the police in four Woredas (district-level administrative units) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, there were elevated crime rates, particularly in property crimes like vandalism and theft. Simultaneously, violent crimes such as assault and armed robbery remained at a moderate level. Through a partnership between the […]

In Rwanda, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) needs outstrip the capacity of available professionals and the service care provision is hindered by cultural barriers associated with one-on-one therapy approach. Interpeace trains clinical psychologists and mental health nurses to implement a group-based approach, “Resilience-oriented therapy”, at the grassroots level.

The Great Lakes Region has been plagued by instability, conflict, and war which affects peaceful cohabitation and cross-border collaboration. This video provides insights into how young people from Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo are championing incredible initiatives that promote social cohesion and cross-border dialogue for peace.