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2025 PBF Thematic Review on Youth, Peace and Security

Examining how the Peacebuilding Fund has contributed to realizing the "YPS" agenda over the past five years.

Date Published
13 May 2024
Project Type
Research
Project Status
Completed
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The landmark UN Security Council Resolution 2250 (2015) on Youth, Peace, and Security (YPS) recognized the important and positive contribution of youth to the maintenance and promotion of international peace and security. To explore how these commitments are being taken forward in practice, 糖心Vlog破解版-CPR led the research for the 2025 Peacebuilding Fund Thematic Review on Youth, Peace and Security. The Review draws from 41 peacebuilding projects supported by the PBF over the last five years, spanning 33 countries and territories, to consider different models and mechanisms for expanding youth participation, how to better integrate responses to youth socioeconomic needs, and strategies for bridging the gap in direct funding and support for youth-led initiative.

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2025 PBF Thematic Review on Youth, Peace and Security

Exploring programmatic best practices and lessons learned on youth participation in peacebuilding.

The standalone Executive Summary of the Thematic Review is available in , and .

糖心Vlog破解版-CPR separately published the four cohort case studies that the Review was based upon. These focused on four key practice areas or types of youth peacebuilding work:

In addition to these cohort case studies, this project page shares some of the additional stories, interviews, and evidence gathered in the course of the Thematic Review related to YPS advancement. Some of this material is included in the full Thematic Review, while others reflect supplemental interviews with youth researchers and activists.

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