Marsabit
Climate change is predicted to increase conflict in the coming decades. In Marsabit, northern Kenya, prolonged drought is already causing resource scarcity and fueling violent conflict among the tribes.
Yet, members of the local communities, young women and men, mothers and elders, are refusing to let the harsh climate conditions determine their fate. Overcoming tremendous challenges with an exceptional strength, optimism and resilience, they foster dialogue between communities, organise peace meetings, and develop alternative livelihoods.
30/04/2021: The April issue of the EPLO Newsletter is out now. Click here to read it.
23/04/2021: EPLO published an updated version of the Mapping of actors: The EU and peacebuilding.
26/03/2021: EPLO is pleased to welcome the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy, Conducive Space for Peace, CSSP – Berlin Center for Integrative Mediation, the European Centre for Electoral Support, Mercy Corps Netherlands and SaferGlobe as its newest member organisations. Their membership applications were approved by the EPLO General Assembly on Thursday 25 March.
EPLO has 40 member organisations from 16 European countries (12 EU Member States plus Kosovo, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom). EPLO’s members are individual NGOs, networks of NGOs, and think tanks.
The Civil Society Dialogue Network (CSDN) is a mechanism for dialogue between civil society and European Union (EU) policy-makers on peace and conflict. Most CSDN events take the form of dialogue meetings which bring together relevant civil society actors and EU policy-makers. They take place in Brussels, EU Member States and conflict-affected countries with EU presence.