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Women building relationships that support peace: the work of Pascaline Magendo, Hub Manager for Concordis in Paoua, Central African Republic.
For those working on the ground, peacebuilding can present numerous challenges. Preventing clashes, brokering conversations between authorities, and even just ensuring one’s own security can be difficult at times. Concordis peacebuilders work to overcome these challenges by building meaningful relationships that foster trust and empower local people, so we can walk alongside them and together transform obstacles into opportunities for creating lasting peace.
The work of Pascaline Magendo, one of Concordis’ Hub Managers in the Central African Republic, is a great example of this approach.

How does peacebuilding lead to women empowerment in Mauritania ?
We’ve been working in Mauritania since 2014 in the South West of the country where we have helped to facilitate dialogue and mediation between communities in the area.

Concordis Has Made Great Strides Towards Peace in the Town of Keur Madické, Mauritania
We’ve been working in Mauritania since 2014 in the South West of the country where we have helped to facilitate dialogue and mediation between communities in the area.

Thank You For Sharing Your Stories
We’d like to say a special thank you to Fatimata Tambour, Al Fouseïnou Khalidou Sow, Mahmoud M’khaitir, Eminettou Mint Emmeyne for sharing their stories as part of the Big Give.






Achta’s Story: Transforming peace in Bocaranga
Achta Fakitom, a member of the Concordis Advisory Group and the Vice Mayor of Bocaranga, helped arrange a safe route for seasonal cattle migration and negotiate the disarmament of herders passing through.

Community Consultation for women and youth groups
Concordis met with women and youth groups in both the South and the North of Abyei to better understand the needs of people from the Misseriya and Ngok Dinka sides.

Weaving livelihoods into peacebuilding
Concordis is working on resolving conflicts by diversifying economic activities, providing resilient livelihoods, and creating economic incentives for peace.

Why peacebuilding needs women
Involving women in peacebuilding ensures inclusive solutions guaranteeing stable and resilient peace.

Timea talks about our project in Central African Republic
Timea Szarkova, our Programme Manager for Central African Republic, speaks passionately about empowering local communities to build sustainable peace.