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Strategic Framework 2024 – 2026 – Extended Version

The strategic framework (2024–2026) guides and informs how CSP will work to influence systems change in the peacebuilding and broader aid infrastructure over the next three years. In particular, it outlines how we can collectively move beyond piecemeal innovations that address systemic dysfunctions and towards a more radical shift in who holds the power to drive change and set the conditions within which these changes can happen. This requires a radical rethink and greater focus on developing future infrastructures and spaces that are more relevant and equitable for collaborating on peacebuilding locally and globally.

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Strategic Framework 2024 – 2026

The strategic framework (2024–2026) guides and informs how CSP will work to influence systems change in the peacebuilding and broader aid infrastructure over the next three years. In particular, it outlines how we can collectively move beyond piecemeal innovations that address systemic dysfunctions and towards a more radical shift in who holds the power to drive change and set the conditions within which these changes can happen. This requires a radical rethink and greater focus on developing future infrastructures and spaces that are more relevant and equitable for collaborating on peacebuilding locally and globally.

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Challenges and Opportunities in International Support to Local Civil Society

Drawing upon the experiences and perspectives of primarily local civil society organisations, activists and their international counterparts, the report provides lessons and recommendations for supporting effective and sustainable peacebuilding and development. The report also contributes to ongoing discussions on localisation and decolonisation agendas, working to achieve a fairer distribution of power and advancing local leadership, thereby fostering more equitable partnerships and solidarity in international aid.