Pillar 3
The problem and our response
Status: PlannedYoung people who have grown up amid conflict have limited spaces to build peace skills, leadership and a sense of shared future.
We engage youth in peace education and leadership development, with deliberate inclusion of young women.
Example activities
- Peace-education sessions
- Youth leadership and civic-participation activities
- Mentoring and peace clubs
Expected outputs
Young people engaged, sessions delivered, youth-led initiatives supported.
Intended outcomes
Increased youth confidence, leadership and constructive participation in community life.
Measurement indicators
- Youth engaged (by sex/age)
- Leadership roles taken up
- Initiatives supported
The other pillars
Trauma Healing & Psychosocial RecoverySafe group spaces, trained facilitators and referral pathways to qualified services.
Peacebuilding & Social CohesionInclusive community dialogue, peaceful dispute resolution and safe reintegration.
Media, Storytelling & AdvocacyEthical, consent-based storytelling and survivor-led media and knowledge products.
Climate Resilience & Disaster RecoveryClimate-survivor dialogue, ethical documentation and community-led resilience conversations.