With funding from the Austrian Development Agency through Safer World under the project: Strengthening locally-led solutions to intersecting peace, gender, and climate challenges in the borderlands of Kenya, South Sudan, and Uganda, ISPR delivered a capacity bulidng training to community and local authority capacities to promote peace, gender equality, and climate resilience, while considering collective transboundary actions through participatory decision-making processes at the grassroots level.
Community groups and local authorities attending training in Kapoeta South
By ISPR Media Center
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