THE FUND IN 2017
Between 2016 and 2017, the Fund has become a reference regarding the joint work for preparedness and stabilization in post-conflict. Within the framework of this coordinated work between Government, donors and the United Nations, the Fund’s actions respond to a logic of a comprehensive intervention, based on population and territorial approaches that seek tangible and sustainable results.
Fund’s direct beneficiaries increased from 713,478 in 2016 to 1,301,838 in 2017. Geographic coverage also increased from 274 municipalities in 2016 to 345 in 2017. None of this would have been possible without the financial and technical support from the donors to the Fund.
USD Contributions in 2017
ACHIVEMENTS
IN 2017
PEACE IMPLEMENTATION
FUND’S TIMELINE
SUSTAINABILITY
No project itself can bring about structural changes to the complex problems arising from the post-conflict process. What they can actually do is to sow seeds of change that must be complemented through actions that make part of broader strategies for the post-conflict process to take shape.
BY HUMAN RIGHTS AND POPULATION BASED APPROACHES
KEY LEARNINGS
