Our mission is to promote a global shift from solely reacting to
Society, decision makers, academia and media - to find peaceful solutions to conflict.
Our members reflect the diversity of civil society, including activists, grassroots organizations,
Regional networks, academics, and think tanks. GPPAC brings together the experience of all these organisations making a more united civil society, while supporting local ownership.
Uganda is part of the GPPAC Eastern and Central Africa (ECA) regional network), CECORE is the Regional Secretariat since 2017-Mr. Patrick Bwire was appointed as (Regional Liaison Officer- Eastern and Central Africa)
GPPAC -Eastern and Central Africa Regional Network
CECORE is the regional secretariat for the GPPAC-Eastern and Central Africa regional network. The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) is a global member-led network of civil society organizations (CSOs) who actively work on conflict prevention and peace building. GPPAC consists of fifteen regional networks of local organizations across the world with their own priorities, character and agenda. These regional networks are represented in an International Steering Group, which jointly determines GPPAC’s global priorities and actions for its conflict prevention and peace building work. GPPAC’s mission is to promote a global shift in peace building from solely reacting to conflict to preventing conflicts from turning violent. GPPAC does this through multi-actor collaboration and local ownership of strategies for peace and security. GPPAC aims to achieve greater national, regional and global synergy in the field of conflict prevention and peace building, and to strengthen the role of local members in the regions affected by conflict.
society, decision makers, academia and media - to find peaceful solutions to conflict.
GPPAC - Eastern and Central Africa regional network consists of members from Uganda, Kenya,
Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Somaliland and Eritrea in Eastern
Africa; and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Congo Brazzaville, Central African Republic
(CAR), Cameroon and Gabon in Central Africa. At national level, each country is coordinated by
a National Focal Point.
and learn from the experiences
in different regions. Being part of
GPPAC helps us to magnify our
struggle, it becomes a protection
against the local dangers we face,
and allows our voices to be heard in
global and regional arenas. At the
same time the local experiences give
meaning to this global network.”