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The Coalition for Peace in Africa (COPA) is an African network of peace builders whose purpose is to promote peace, justice, human rights and development through capacity building, advocacy, research and documentation.
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Coalition for Peace in Africa
COPA facilitates linking and sharing among peace practitioners and stakeholders to ensure the building of sustainable peace in Africa. Working mainly with women and youth, COPA facilitates the exchange of experiences, empowering these groups to become active agents of ongoing peace building processes in their communities.
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Newsletter first quarter 2013
In our 2013 first quarter newsletter,we present our work that we have done since the year begun.And we also highlight on our other programmes and trainings conducted and the ones to be conducted for the year 2013. Download the newsletter:Newsletter first quarter 2013
Read moreRTC Strengthening policy and practice course
RTC (Responding to Conflict) one of our partner organisation based in the UK is presenting an opportunity for practitioners to engage in a course:Strengthening policy and Practice:Meeting the challenges of working in complex environment .A course designed to draw on the experience and practice of participants,working in devt,humanitarian aid or peacebuilding to influence internal policies and programmatic approaches.For more information on the course and how to enroll read files/spp course description-october 2013.pdf
Read moreTraining of Trainers roll out program
Coalition for Peace in Africa (COPA) is pleased to announce that it will soon be rolling out a training of trainers for 2013,for women leaders in Bungoma county of Kenya in the month of August 2013.More details on the program will be communicated soon.
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Target regions:The conflict affected areas in Africa.Target groups are practitioners in the peacebuilding and development fields working with communities that have experienced violence,intimidation and... |
