About Us

Who We Are

Women Alliance for Peace Building (WAPB), formed by women, peace activists and gender equality advocates. WAPB was established to address the dual challenges of conflict and gender inequality Started in Wajir County and now working all over the country. The organization operates under the auspices of the Wajir Peace and Development Agency (WPDA), a respected entity with a legacy of over two decades in peacebuilding and with a mission to foster peace, advance gender equality, and advocate for human rights. Formation of WAPB underscores a profound belief in the pivotal role of women and girls as agents of change, essential for achieving lasting peace and social justice. WAPB has strategically positioned itself to integrate gender perspectives into peacebuilding efforts and champion the rights and active participation of women and girls in peace processes.

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Vision

A world where peace prevails through the empowerment and active participation of women and girls in all aspects of society. We envision a future where gender equality is not just an aspiration but a reality, enabling communities to thrive in harmony and social justice.``

Mission

To empower women and girls as leaders in peacebuilding and to champion gender equality. WAPB is dedicated to integrating women's perspectives in conflict resolution, promoting their rights and participation in peace processes, and advocating for policies that advance gender equality and human rights. By working closely with communities, partners, and stakeholders, we aim to dismantle the structures of inequality and violence, creating more inclusive, equitable, and resilient societies.

Objectives

  1. Facilitate dialogue, mediate conflicts, and support community-led peace initiatives, emphasizing the inclusion of women and girls in these processes.
  2. Advocate for and implement programs that promote gender equality, focusing on the economic, educational, and political empowerment of women and girls.
  3. Defend and promote the rights of women and girls, especially in conflict-affected areas, ensuring they have access to justice and protection from violence.
  4. Offer educational programs and training to equip women, girls, and communities with the knowledge and skills necessary for peacebuilding and advocacy.
  5. Engage with local and international partners to amplify efforts, share knowledge, and drive collective action towards peace and gender equality.