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Our Thematic Areas

PBA works across seven interconnected sectors to address both the causes and consequences of conflict and vulnerability in Sudan.

Peace Building & Conflict Mitigation

Raising awareness and training on peace building, conflict resolution, negotiation, conflict mitigation and transformation, trauma healing, reconciliation, coexistence, Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) and non-violent communication.

Education

Saving access to and improving educational services: construction and rehabilitation of classrooms and WASH facilities, capacity building for PTAs and teachers, and recreational and peace-education activities through child clubs at basic schools.

Protection

Protecting affected populations, with emphasis on vulnerable children and Extremely Vulnerable Individuals in conflict-affected areas — family tracing and reunification, psychosocial support, cash assistance, Child Friendly Spaces, women's empowerment and GBV response.

Food Security & Livelihoods

Equipping people with life skills and increasing income through vocational and technical training — handcraft, food processing, Stabilised Soil Block production, revolving funds, income-generating activities and animal vaccination.

WASH

Construction of water yards, latrines and water points, alongside hand-washing and hygiene-promotion campaigns in underserved and war-affected communities.

CBO Capacity Building

Community mobilisation and participation, organisational management, managerial skills, proposal writing, report writing, project cycle management, and monitoring & evaluation for community-based organisations.

Good Governance & Democratic Transformation

Voter education, election observation, democracy promotion and good governance initiatives supporting Sudan's civic and democratic transformation.

Every Contribution Builds a Bridge to Peace

Your support helps us reach displaced families, vulnerable children and communities working to rebuild their lives across Sudan and East Africa.