Peace in East and Central Africa - Phase II (PEACE II)

$33.97M USD

Funder	Executive Office of the President
Recipient Organization	Pact World
Country	Iraq
Start Date	Nov 13, 2004
End Date	Jan 06, 2008
Duration	1,149 days
Number of Grantees	111
Roles	Recipient
Data Source	US Foreign Aid
Grant ID	`161130-76`

Grant Description

The Peace in East and Central Africa Phase II program - PEACE II - was a five year, USAID funded regional conflict transformation program that covered Kenyas border areas with Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan and Uganda. These are categorized by CEWARN as the Somali Cluster to the east, and the Karamoja Cluster to the west.

The program builds upon previous regional USAID conflict programs by focusing on conflict affected communities who live across porous national borders. An additional USAID (EPP) grant has been used to help prevent election related violence in Kenya and South Sudan.

A further USAID (CMM) grant during FY11 supported a program of action research to explore factors underpinning sustainability of peace building achievements