he global partnership for the prevention of armed conflict

Faced with many challenges in PM&E in such a complex setting, we decided in 2006 to use Outcome Mapping as the main approach for our PM&E system.

The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) is a world-wide network of civil society organisations working in the field of conflict prevention.The European Centre for Conflict Prevention (ECCP) is the secretariat of this global network. Netherlands, Europe and Central Asia Show on interactive map The roundtables are by invitation only and are held under Chatham House Rule.Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) Participants include experts from civil society, member states, UN agencies, Funds, and programs, and the UN Secretariat. The series of roundtables aims to convene experts in peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace to discuss key thematic areas related to the implementation of the peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace resolutions.

The objective of this series is to strengthen the implementation of the UN’s peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace agenda by creating a space for developing a shared practical understanding of the UN’s peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace agenda contributing to the assessment of ongoing efforts undertaken by the UN and other actors to advance the agenda and fostering discussions on how to advance efforts at Sustaining Peace in practice at the country and regional levels. Thus, the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP), the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC), the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation (DHF), and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) are convening a series of roundtable discussions on Operationalizing Sustaining Peace. Despite the spirit of the parallel resolutions 70/2 and their endorsement of the term ‘Sustaining Peace’, there is still a gap in understanding what this means in practice and the implications of the changes called for at the regional and country levels.

He global partnership for the prevention of armed conflict