Reflective Peace Practices (RPP) is a course that focuses on evaluating and enhancing peacebuilding efforts. The course examines the effectiveness of current peacebuilding programs and identifies ways to improve them. Participants will analyze conflict situations, develop SMART goals, and identify key conflict factors. Through RPP, participants will learn to design and implement proactive peace plans that address the root causes of conflict. The course was developed by the Collaborative for Development Action (CDA) in collaboration with practitioners from around the world. Participants will also learn about program monitoring and evaluation, making this course an essential tool for peace practitioners, managers, and anyone interested in promoting peace and stability in their community.
Enrollment for the 2023 Annual Training is open
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21 to 25 August, 13:30 to 18:00 CAT
Course Facilitator
David Otim has more than 15 years’ practical experience in peacebuilding, research & analysis, mentoring individuals and institutions, working with civil society, and project management, in Uganda, South Sudan, Burundi, Zambia, Nigeria and other countries. David is a trainer and facilitator in Reflecting on Peace Practice (RPP), Conflict Sensitivity, Conflict Resolution, Peacebuilding, and Do No […]
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