ABOUT US

Naba Center for Gender, Peace, and Development

Non-governmental organization Established in 25th of May 2016 Khartoum Sudan
Register Under Cultural Groups Organizing Act 1996-Federal Ministry of Culture and Media

Founded by Dr. Nabawia Abdelrahmen Harbi

Core Values

Inclusion, Integrity, Equality, Transparency and accountability, Participation, Efficiency and professionalism, Respect Creativity and innovation

Approaches

Gender sensitivity, Conflict sensitivity, Do-no-harm , People center, Participatory,

Guiding Principles

Responding to context Investing in local communities Accepting challenges Valuing coordination and networking Committing to National and International Frameworks

Issues of Interest
  •  Gender mainstreaming in policies, programs and projects, politics, environment, economics, peace and development processes.
  • Sustainable and Effective Peace Process and conflict management approaches.
  • Development theories and pillars including, social, economic and political development.
Activities as per mandate
  • Capacity Development and strengthening including awareness raising sessions, training workshops, seminars, forums and campaigns
  • Research and Studies to respond to the critical knowledge gaps in gender, peace, and development and to elaborate on the interlinks and cross cutting issues.
  • Knowledge/information production and dissemination

Achievements

  • Gender and Peace Process -Series of training workshops in Blue Nile State in collaboration with the State Ministry of Social Welfare targeted women and youth groups- July to December 2016.
  • Women and the Challenge of Globalization- Series of awareness raising sessions in Khartoum and White Nile State State in collaboration with General Union of Sudanese Women targeted women and youth groups- March to September 2017.

  • Conflict Sensitive Planning- Series of training workshops in Darfur States in collaboration with Darfur Land Commission targeted government officials, Native Administration, farmers and pastoralist groups- November 2017 to April 2018.

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