This thematic area focuses on strengthening cross-border coordination mechanisms, conflict prevention systems, and early warning structures across the IGAD borderlands. PRBP works with regional institutions, local authorities, peace committees, technical experts, and community structures to reinforce collaboration, improve information sharing, and support coordinated responses to conflict and disaster risks.
The programme promotes inclusive peacebuilding processes while strengthening institutional systems for mediation, reconciliation, climate early warning, and transboundary animal disease surveillance.
Building Sustainable Livelihoods in Borderland Communities
The economic recovery pillar focuses on shared natural resource management, recognizing that water, pasture, and grazing lands do not respect political boundaries. Through improved governance of these resources, promotion of livestock marketing and cross-border trade, and building climate-resilient livelihoods, the programme addresses the environmental and economic challenges that borderland communities face.
Shared Natural Resources
Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.
Shared Natural Resources
Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.
Shared Natural Resources
Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.
Key Focus Areas
Five interconnected pillars driving sustainable development and economic prosperity in borderland communities
Strengthening Conflict Prevention and Resolution Mechanisms (CPRM)
Supporting peace committees and community-led dialogue structures
Avenue Georges Clemenceau Djibouti, Republic of Djibouti P.O. Box: 2653 Email: prbpcoordiantion@igad.int TEL: +251 21 33 02 12
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Co-financed by the European Union and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and implemented by GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) in partnership with IGAD.