Great Lakes Peace Center Volunteers have worked over 434,629 hours.
Great Lakes Peace Center
Nobel Peace Laureates Meeting the Youth
Nobel Peace Laureates Meeting the Youth
Supporting reduction of HIV incidence among AGYW
COVID-19 Relief to communities
434,629
Volunteer Hours
479
Villages Impacted
Over 479 villages in Kasese have benefited from GLPC activities.
101,680
People Reached
Over 101,680 people have benefited from GLPC activities.
58
Projects Done
Great Lakes Peace Center has implemented over 58 projects.
Our Vision
We envision a society that is peaceful and violence-free.
Our Mission
To empower communities, in particular young people, to take responsibilities for their peace in the Great Lakes Region
About GLPC
The great lakes region has been a hub of violent conflict over the years, all countries in the region have gone through political unrest and/or civil wars and some are currently ongoing.
Uganda is one of the hard-hit both directly and indirectly by civil conflict, war, and internal civil conflicts notably the Lord’s Resistance Army, Allied Democratic Forces, NALU, and many others.
Policy advocacy targeting decision makers to ensure better policies to fast track conflict resolution.
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HOW TO SUPPORT!
Your gift helps developing world communities work their own way out of poverty’s cyclical trap and provides hope for people who work hard to improve their communities.
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The Great Lakes Peace Center is supported in capacity development by the Civil Society in Uganda Support Programme (CUSP) which is implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH with financial support from the European Union and the German government. However, the contents of this website are a sole responsibility of the Great Lakes Peace Center and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union or the German Government and GIZ.
