Socio-economic resilience is critical to advancing sustainable peace and security in East Africa
UNDP / KOICA, November 2024
Summary
UNDP and KOICA launched the BRACE4PEACE programme (USD 18 million, 3 years) implementing projects in 30 locations across Kenya, Somalia, and South Sudan. The programme focuses on building socio-economic resilience, strengthening community-based early warning systems, and empowering youth and women. Dr. Raymond Omollo emphasized the need to strengthen national legal and institutional frameworks to implement peacebuilding architecture.
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BRACE4PEACE, UNDP, KOICA, East Africa, socio-economic resilience, PVE, early warning
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