Members' Publications

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Agency for Peacebuilding

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Berghof Foundation

The Funding for Peace Working Group contributes civil society expertise to discussions on EU funding for peacebuilding, with a particular focus on civil society-led activities, including within development aid.

The group’s work centres on:

Analysing EU resource allocation in support of civilian peacebuilding and conflict prevention
Monitoring how peacebuilding and conflict prevention are reflected across EU external financing instruments
Engaging technically with key instruments such as NDICI–Global Europe, IPA III, the annual EU Budget, and the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)

Latest work: EPLO has been actively contributing to discussions on the next MFF, resulting in a statement supported by all 51 member organisations and a co-signed open letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on the importance of maintaining distinct external financing instruments for effective external action.

📩 Contact: Aurélie Buytaert

Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention

The GPS Working Group promotes the integration of gender perspectives into EU peacebuilding and conflict prevention, contributing expertise on the gendered and intersectional dimensions of conflict and supporting women’s leadership at every stage of policymaking.

The group focuses on:

Providing a platform for gender expertise to inform EU institutional discussions
Facilitating the contributions of women from conflict-affected countries to EU peace and security policy processes
Supporting EU capacity for gender-responsive conflict analysis
Contributing to the implementation of the EU Women, Peace and Security agenda and Gender Action Plan III

📩 Contact: Marie Lena Groenewald

Build Up

The CC&PB Working Group serves as a platform for exchange and technical analysis on the EU’s role at the intersection of climate change, environmental degradation, peace, and security.

The group focuses on:

Analysing how EU climate action can better incorporate conflict-sensitivity and peacebuilding principles
Contributing expertise on climate finance needs in conflict-affected regions
Supporting integrated, conflict-sensitive approaches that align peacebuilding, climate action and green transition strategies
Contributing to EU discussions on water-peace-climate linkages, particularly in relation to mediation and governance

📩 Contact: Marie Lena Groenewald

Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC)

Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre)

Christian Aid

CMI - Martii Ahtisaari Peace Foundation

Conciliation Resources

Concordis International

Conducive Space for Peace

Cordaid

CSSP - Berlin Center for Integrative Mediation

ESSEC Irené

European Centre for Electoral Support

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The group’s work centres on:

Analysing EU resource allocation in support of civilian peacebuilding and conflict prevention
Monitoring how peacebuilding and conflict prevention are reflected across EU external financing instruments
Engaging technically with key instruments such as NDICI–Global Europe, IPA III, the annual EU Budget, and the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)

📩 Contact: Aurélie Buytaert

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The group focuses on:

Providing a platform for gender expertise to inform EU institutional discussions
Facilitating the contributions of women from conflict-affected countries to EU peace and security policy processes
Supporting EU capacity for gender-responsive conflict analysis
Contributing to the implementation of the EU Women, Peace and Security agenda and Gender Action Plan III

📩 Contact: Marie Lena Groenewald

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The CC&PB Working Group serves as a platform for exchange and technical analysis on the EU’s role at the intersection of climate change, environmental degradation, peace, and security.

The group focuses on:

Analysing how EU climate action can better incorporate conflict-sensitivity and peacebuilding principles
Contributing expertise on climate finance needs in conflict-affected regions
Supporting integrated, conflict-sensitive approaches that align peacebuilding, climate action and green transition strategies
Contributing to EU discussions on water-peace-climate linkages, particularly in relation to mediation and governance

📩 Contact: Marie Lena Groenewald

Members, please send any publications to Fernando Sanz Ocaña.

Member organisations are listed alphabetically. For a full list of publications from each of our members, please consult their individual websites.

Funding for Peace

In October 2020, EPLO and seven other NGOs published a joint statement on funding for the Neighbourhood Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) and the Humanitarian Aid Instrument (HAI) in the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).

Funding for Peace

In July 2020, EPLO sent a letter about President Michel’s latest proposal for the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework to EU heads of state and government in advance of the Special European Council on 17-21 July.

Funding for Peace

In June 2020, EPLO, together with eight other Brussels-based NGO networks (CAN Europe (enviroment), CONCORD (development), EaP CSF (Eastern Neighbourhood), HRDN (human rights and democracy), Cooperatives Europe, VOICE (humanitarian assistance), Eurodad (debt and development), and ENoP (political foundations) sent a joint letter on the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027 to to EU heads of state and government in advance of the European Council on Friday 19 June.