To strengthen the rule of law and to support peace and reconciliation through mechanisms for peace building, conflict resolution and human rights, our common efforts focus on:

• Enhancing the legal capacity of constitution-making bodies, judges, and legal professionals to support the permanent Constitution-making process and judicial reform.
• Contributing to social cohesion by strengthening the economic resilience and community engagement of survivors, empowering them as agents of change in their communities, and helping to create functional grass root level structures – school peace-clubs, inter-church committees etc. – to promote peace, enhance conflict sensitivity and build trust between communities.
• Strengthening electoral and political rights, supporting civil society organisations in promoting democratic participation and human rights and increasing inclusion and participation of underrepresented groups in democratic processes, with a special focus on women and youth.
• Ensuring access to independent information and enhancing media freedom to counter misinformation and hate speech through initiatives like Raising Civil VOICES, which facilitates civic engagement, and Radio Tamazuj, which provides independent information to support democratic debate in South Sudan.
• Countering transnational organised crime and terrorist groups by targeting Illicit Financial Flows in East, Southern, Central Africa & Yemen.
• Supporting the ceasefire transitional security arrangement monitoring and verification mechanism (CTSAMVM and R-JMEC) and supporting peaceful borderlands to address causes of instability and conflict and contribute to strengthened capacities on conflict prevention and mitigation by cross-border communities.