The Building the Capacity of Civil Society Organizations in Peacebuilding and Dialogue program aims to develop the capacities of civil society organizations and strengthen their role in peacebuilding and promoting a culture of dialogue and social cohesion.
The program focuses on enhancing participants’ knowledge and skills and enabling them to apply effective practices that foster mutual understanding and cooperation among community members. This supports the role of civil society organizations in advancing development and creating a positive and sustainable impact within local communities.
The program targets young people aged 18–35 who represent civil society organizations. It is implemented in partnership with the Performance Indicator Center (Kafaa) and Buklan for Development, with support from the Anna Lindh Foundation Network.
