In today’s world of escalating conflicts, health crises, and climate change, the need for
innovative peacebuilding has never been greater. Our training equips you with the tools to foster sustainable peace and create a just world. Discover how you can make a difference.
- Practical tools for real-world impact
- Expert-led modules on conflict analysis, relationship building, and anti-corruption
strategies - Tailored for educators, governmental, and non-governmental professionals
In these challenging times of escalating conflicts, political tension, violence, health crisis and climate change, we are at a critical juncture jeopardising the achievements of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Building peaceful, equal, and just societies requires a comprehensive, systemic approach that innovatively addresses the root causes of these complex crises. SAGAPS has developed a training programme that aims to equip educators, governmental, and non-governmental professionals with the knowledge and skills to foster sustainable peace and create a just world where everyone can thrive.
SAGAPS has developed a training programme that aims to equip educators, governmental, and non-governmental professionals with the knowledge and skills to foster sustainable peace and create a just world where everyone can thrive.
However, building peace transcends the mere absence of conflict; it necessitates practical tools to dismantle inequality and address the deep-rooted factors of discord..
SAGAPS has developed three modules aimed at equipping leaders with the knowledge and skills to foster sustainable peace and create a just world.
Detailed module highlights:
Introduction to and analysis of conflict: This module introduces the concepts of positive and negative peace, using participatory group activities and discussions to critically analyse conflict and emphasise the importance of equitable resource distribution as a peacebuilding strategy.
“Building good relationships” with neighbours and theory of change: This module explores the importance and nuances of building strong relationships sat local, national and international level, highlighting the Theory of Change as a useful framework for achieving sustainable peace.
Systems thinking and its relevance in building corruption-free societies : This module introduces systems thinking, focusing on its critical role in fostering a corruption-free society, with particular attention to the health sector as a foundational pillar of positive peace. Participants are invited to reflect on how corruption interplays with other pillars and the complex interests involved.
More to come : We are continually evolving our training programme to address emerging challenges and deepen the impact of peacebuilding efforts. Stay tuned for additional modules that will further enrich your learning experience and expand your
toolkit for creating lasting peace.
This training represents SAGAPS’ commitment to empowering governmental and non- governmental actors, particularly women and marginalized groups, to constructively engage in building sustainable, positive peace.
Contact us to discover how we can tailor our comprehensive training programme to align with your organisation’s specific goals and challenges in peacebuilding.
