You can find organisations by their starting letter or view the full list using the links below. We've also linked to the five most recently updated organisations.
The Centre for Children's Theatre Development (CCTD) was created as part of the Multimedia Centre in Pristina, and allows Kosovan children to enage with their society's most pressing issues. Through drama the Centre teaches them about their rights, democracy, and reconciliation.
Centre for Education Travnik runs multi-ethnic programmes for young people to rebuild and reintegrate divided communities.
CENTHUR is committed to non-violent means of resolving Nepal's conflict. Their main methods are collection and dissemination of information, lobbying and support for conflict victims, among others.
CICSA is primarily a human rights organisation, but is specifically concerned with minimising the effects of the conflict in Nepal on civilians and children.
This youth-led citizens association teaches the skills necessary to build intercultural understanding by training young people from diverse backgrounds in project management, leadership, human rights through theatre, and each other's languages.
CPBR aims to bridge divisions in Sri Lanka by creating networked peacebuilding groups in diverse areas of the country, simultaneously empowering communities to address their own needs and raising awareness of the similarity of such needs across the country's ethnic boundaries.
CINEP (Research and Public Education Centre) researches and documents conflict, development and human rights in Colombia, while working to build the capacity of the country's marginalised groups.
This organisation focuses on the promotion of human rights and peace in the mid-western Dang region of Nepal, but also recognises the importance of economic uplift in averting future conflict and supports local people in income generation schemes.
This organisation recognises that children are disproportionately affected by conflict. Through training programmes in peace-related activities, it aims to teach children to solve conflicts without resorting to violence.
A Colombian women's organisation working ito address issues concerning women that arise from the conflict in the Cali region. It aims to educate, empower, and promote women and women's issues to the public, policy-makers, and the national and international media.
This Nepali peacebuilding project unites 42 NGOs to mobilise volunteers to campaign for justice and human rights.
CBM is a grassroots multi-ethnic NGO which aims to identify and advance the common concerns citizens to empower communities to work together and establish means of peaceful co-existence.
Concordis International is a small British organisation that works with individuals and groups in conflict situations, including Sudan, to build relationships across conflict boundaries.
Active in 31 countries and with 90 seperate development projects, this organisation works on a global scale to guarantee basic human rights to those affected by conflict. By securing them with safe drinking water, providing them with training and education they work towards peace in the communities.
Corporación Nuevo Arco Iris has a direct presence in 12 departments in Colombia, working towards Peace and Civility. Their programmes include the rehabilitation of ex-combatants into civil society, political visibility for victims of violence and a school for democracy, peace and tolerance.
This branch of an international association supports the development of science and culture in Kosovo whilst promoting cooperation to break down barriers between the different ethnic and national groups.
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