Through its various programs and initiatives, CIGPJ aims to create a more peaceful, just, and inclusive society
The Center for Inclusive Governance, Peace, and Justice (CIGPJ) is a not-for-profit, non-partisan CSO founded and registered in 2017. CIGPJ aspires for a peaceful, prosperous, just, and inclusive society with presence in Central Equatoria (Juba and Yei), Western Equatoria (Mundri), and the Jonglei Province (Jonglei-Bor). CIGPJ works with civil society, women leaders, youth, and faith-based leaders; persons with disabilities; traditional authorities; displaced populations; survivors; government officials; local authorities; and academia. CIGPJ is a change-maker grounded in citizen-centered approaches and a long-term commitment to delivering justice support services.
The capacity of CIGPJ started as a small, self-sustaining organization that has progressively evolved since its inception in 2017. The organization has created networks and partnerships with like-minded institutions. The growth of CIGPJ is built on lessons learned from its strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities, tapping into its internal expertise and partners support. The section demonstrates synergies between long-term learning, institutional growth, and human capacity building and highlights areas for improvement. The key areas focused on are organization leadership and governance, leadership, program management, finance, and operations.
CIGPJ is a women’s rights-based organization implementing projects tailored around four thematic program areas to realize the missions and vision, including Leadership and Democratic Governance, Human rights advocacy, gender-based violence, social justice, the rule of law, peacebuilding, and Transitional Justice and Women’s and Youth Empowerment The programs are aligned with the funding. models, implementation approaches, and beneficiary interests.
The Center for Inclusive Governance, Peace and Justice (CIGPJ), with support from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), and
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