Our Programs
Peace-building Programs in the Great Lakes Region
CEEDECO's peace-building initiatives are focused on transforming communities and fostering harmony across the Great Lakes Region (Burundi, DRC, and Rwanda). Through a series of impactful programs, we mobilize local communities, raise awareness, and build sustainable peace for future generations.
Movement for Humanism Actions
(MOV-HUMANA)
The MOV-HUMANA program is a key initiative under CEEDECO's strategy, aimed at creating local and regional peace-building networks across Burundi, DRC, and Rwanda.
- Regional peace-building networks in the Great Lakes Region
- Aiming to multiply peace-building actors locally and regionally
Centers for Humanity
Supporting diverse community groups for holistic peace-building
Children
Youth
Women
Older People
People with Disability
Families
Leaders in Grassroots Communities
Empowering local leadership for sustainable peace
Community Dialogues through Narrative Theater
CEEDECO fosters dialogue to promote social cohesion using the Narrative Theater methodology, encouraging individuals to transform problem-based stories into strength-based narratives.
- A shift from conflict-based narratives to solutions-based approaches
- Promotes social cohesion and community unity
The Festival of Peace
An annual event celebrating peace-building successes in the region, bringing together stakeholders and community advocates to recognize both small and large peace-building victories.
- Thousands gather every year to celebrate peace
- A platform to share progress and set new goals
Ubuntu Residential Peace Academy
CEEDECO envisions transforming South Kivu into a haven of peace, with the Ubuntu Residential Peace Academy serving as a training hub for peace-building activists from around the globe.
- Trains participants in the African Ubuntu philosophy of peace-building
- 30 participants per year, receiving tailored training on applying Ubuntu locally and globally
Years of Service
Peace Activists per Year
Countries in Network
Festival Attendees