The Juba Interim ICGS agenda-setting meeting underscored the importance of sustained dialogue and action, even in the face of significant obstacles on the ground. The participants demonstrated their commitment to addressing key issues, including abductions, road access, and information-sharing, which are crucial for fostering trust and cooperation among their communities.
From 5-7 April, the Inter-Communal Governance Structures met in Akobo town. With pressure in some parts of the community to retaliate against ongoing sporadic attacks from the GPAA, this ICGS meeting needed practical follow-up measures. Peace Canal’s Area Coordination team speak to the Peacebuilding Opportunities Fund (POF) on the key points from the meeting.
The cycles of opportunity and threat continue in Jonglei and GPAA. Peace partners in the area based programming experimented with a new approach to supporting community leadership agency in the dissemination of local peace processes.
After three successful internal annual cattle migration conferences among the Dinka Agar of Lakes State, the fourth annual forum this time extended to the Belle community. The ‘institution’ of the cattle migration conference is proving an important anchor point to the peace governance system in the area.
Peace Canal envisions a new chapter of inter-communal relations in South Sudan where communities have themselves negotiated and taken responsibility for the local level frameworks that support a lasting peace.
We are currently partnering with:
Peacebuilding Opportunities Fund | Caritas Germany | United Nations Reconciliation, Stabilisation and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) | Swiss Cooperation Office (Juba) | CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP)
Juba Coordination Office
Office 8, Second Floor, Aron Hotel | Juba
+211 922 802 240 | info@peacecanal.org
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