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introduces participants to essential concepts, tools, and methodologies for tracking the progress and impact of development projects and programs. The course focuses on setting SMART indicators, creating logical frameworks, collecting and analyzing data, and using findings for informed decision-making. Students will learn how to design practical M&E systems that ensure accountability, improve performance, and support organizational learning. Real-world examples and hands-on exercises help learners build the capacity to implement effective and results-oriented M&E strategies.

He is a statistician by profession with a master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) concentrating in project management from International Leadership University and a post graduate diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation from Uganda Management Institute. Currently, He works with Help Channel Burundi as a project manager. His daily work is related to proposal writing, development of monitoring and evaluation systems and spearheading implementation of projects according to project agreements and donor requirements in rural Burundi communities. He has over 10 years’ experience in data collection and analysis while using recent data collection tools like kobocollect and statistical packages that include SPSS, Stata and advanced Microsoft excel. He is married to one wife and blessed with 2 beautiful children.

GLPI offers the annual month-long peacebuilding and development trainings every month of October and welcomes participants from all over Africa. 2021 October Institute GLPI 2021 October Institute will be held online Every year, GLPI offers a month-long training institute organized in the month of October and usually held in Gitega, Burundi. This year, due to Covid-19 restrictions and to abide with the rules of protection and prevention, the training will be held online. The training, which is done in both English and French, is comprised of four week-long course modules on peacebuilding. GLPI is equipped with highly experienced facilitators and hence ensures the same high quality of training and a powerful interaction of participants and facilitators despite the challenges of online training. Four courses are planned for the entire month, one module every week. The course will consist in live sessions, group discussions, panel presentations, case study, research and assignments. GLPI participants will be invited to attend special webinars. Update: The October 2021 Institute was scheduled to be held 4-29 October 2021. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive updates about the October 2021 Institute and other upcoming trainings. Subscribe COURSES Peacebuilding Track Conflict Analysis for Peacebuilding Impact Week One Fundamental Frameworks for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation Week Two Conflict Sensitivity and Do-No-Harm Approaches Week Three Peacebuilding project Design Implementation and Management Week Four FACULTY Issa Sadi Ebombolo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Zambia and Malawi Dr. Mulanda Jimmy Juma Country Representative, MCC DRC and Angola CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION Minimum of two (2) years’ experience in the field of peace and development work, especially (but not limited) in the African Great Lakes Region; Minimum of high school or secondary level of education; Competency in either French or English both in verbal and written communication; Willingness to participate in an intentional learning environment and clear understanding of goals for the training; Compelling description of plans on how the skills and strategies learned from the training can be applied in their respective communities; Open to healthy discussions and dialogues in a multi-cultural environment; and Commitment to peace, non-violence and reconciliation. To be equiped with digital tools (computer or tablet) with a reliable internet connection William Kiptoo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Kenya Richard Makuza MCC Rwanda - Burundi REQUIREMENTS 1. APPLICATION FORM 2. DIGITAL TOOLS : Computer or tablet with reliable internet connection 3. REGISTRATION FEE Per course / Per week : USD 230 Per month / Four weeks : USD 920 GRADUATION At the end of the training, participants who have completed the courses will receive a certificate testifying their participation. GLPI will send the alumni their original certificates by post In addition, participants will be able to download the modules and presentations as well as other learning materials from the link that will be shared with them. N.B: Only participants who have completed the courses will have access to the documentation provided by GLPI and are the only ones authorized to use them in other training courses. ALUMNI IMPACT EMAIL US FOR MORE INFO

TOURNEE REGIONALE Publié le 30 Aout 2023: TOURNEE REGIONALE Depuis le mois de Juin 2023, l’ Equipe de la Direction du Great Lakes peacebuiding Initiative-GLPI est entrain d’ effect uer une tournée dans la Région des Grands Lacs dans le but d’ organiser des rencontres avec les membres des chapitres de la Région afin de les redynamiser, restructurer, mettre en place des approches cohérentes et coordonnées des Initiatives de ses Lauréats de l’ Institut de Consolidation de la paix GLPI. Rapellons qu’ un Chapitre est une structure locale constituée par un ensemble des Lauréats, ressortissants d’une même ville ou localité, qui ont suivi les formations organisées par GLPI sur la consolidation de la paix et le développement communautaire lors des Instituts de Consolidation de la paix du mois d’octobre et des Modules spéciaux de depuis 2004. Le but ultime de cette tournée est de permettre la durabilité et l’Impact des efforts de ces acteurs locaux et du GLPI au niveau de la Région des Grands à travers une Infrastructure Régionale solide et dynamique appelée Réseau de Concertation des Artisans de Paix dans la Région des Grands Lacs (RCAP-RGL) qui est une plateforme Régionale constituée par l’ensemble des chapitres. Pour le moment cette plateforme réunie les chapitres des villes Gitega et Bujumbura au Burundi, Kigali au Rwanda et Uvira, Bukavu et Goma en RDC. C’est à travers cette plateforme que GLPI continu à suivre l’impact des formations octroyées et à accompagner les initiatives des chapitres et du réseau. RCAP-RGL est aussi une infrastructure régionale de consolidation de la paix qui part de la base et qui relie le local aux autres niveaux et secteurs de la société. RCAP-RGL établie un lien efficace, à la fois horizontal au niveau local et vertical aux niveaux national et international. Partout, où l’ équipe a déjà visité, nous y avons rencontré des artisans de paix dynamique et qui ont élaboré des documents de leur engagement stratégique qui lie la réponse à la crise et un engagement envers la durabilité. Nous avons aussi constate que les membres des chapitres se soutiennent et se renforcent mutuellement.

O V E R V I E W 2024 OCTOBER INSTITUTE This is the annual month-long training institute organized by GLPI in the month of October and usually held in Gitega, Burundi. Participants come from the Great Lakes region or anywhere across Africa. The training, which is done in both English and French, is comprised of eight week-long course modules on peacebuilding and organizational and communitydevelopment which participants could choose from. The full month includes classroom-based discussions, group activities, field visits, week-end teambuilding activities, panel presentations, special learning sessions, opening and closing ceremonies, football match and cultural solidarity night. There is an option to attend the entire month or only certain weeks. PEACEBUILDING TRACK Theory of Conflict and Peace: Understanding African and global challenges Week One Concept and strategies for Conflict transformation and peacebuilding Week Two Natural Resources and environmental based conflicts and disaster management Week Three Trauma healing and Reconciliation Week Four Organizational and Community Development Track Leadership organisationnel et Communautaire Week One Project Design, fund raising and resource mobilization Week Two Conflict Sensitivity and Do-No-Harm Week Three Designing and Implementing Effective Monitoring and Evaluation Week Four FACULTY Issa Sadi Ebombolo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Zambia and Malawi NDUWARUGIRA OSCAR Burundi William Kiptoo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Kenya JACOB YODER MCC RDC Representative KAROLINE CAESER GERMANY BUKEYENEZA JEAN MARIE Burundi REQUIREMENTS CURRICULUM VITAE RECOMMENDATION LETTER REGISTRATION FEE APPLICATION FORM Per course / Per week : USD 600 Per month / Four weeks : USD 1800 DOWNLOAD ENGLISH FLYER DOWNLOAD FRENCH FLYER PARTICIPATION FEES INCLUDES Special Learning Sessions Special Learning Sessions Football Match or Sports Day Learning Tours and Community Visits Visit to Cultural and Historical Sites Tree Planting Teambuilding Activities Opening and Closing Ceremonies Morning Devotions Panel Presentations Cultural Solidarity Night Organization Presentations CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION Minimum of high school or secondary level of education; Competency in either French or English both in verbal and written communication; Willingness to participate in an intentional learning environment and clear understanding of goals for the training; Compelling description of plans on how the skills and strategies learned from the training can be applied in their respective communities; Open to healthy discussions and dialogues in a multi-cultural environment; and Commitment to peace, non-violence and reconciliation. GRADUATION At the end of the training, participants who have completed the courses will receive a certificate testifying their participation. N.B: Only participants who have completed the courses will have access to the documentation provided by GLPI and are the only ones authorized to use them in other training courses. Mail us for more info

GLPI offers the annual month-long peacebuilding and development trainings every month of October and welcomes participants from all over Africa. OCTOBER INSTITUTE OVERVIEW This is the annual month-long training institute organized by GLPI in the month of October and usually held in Gitega, Burundi. Participants come from the Great Lakes region or anywhere across Africa. The training, which is done in both English and French, is comprised of eight week-long course modules on peacebuilding and organizational and community development which participants could choose from. The full month includes classroom-based discussions, group activities, field visits, week-end teambuilding activities, panel presentations, special learning sessions, opening and closing ceremonies, football match and cultural solidarity night. There is an option to attend the entire month or only certain weeks. Update: The October 2021 Institute is scheduled to be held 4-29 October 2021. Apply Now Subscribe to our mailing list to receive updates about the October 2021 Institute and other upcoming trainings. Subscribe COURSES Peacebuilding Track Conflict Analysis for Peacebuilding Impact Week One Fundamental Frameworks for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation Week Two Understanding and Response to Stress and Trauma Week Three Conflict Sensitivity and Do-No-Harm Approaches Week Four Organizational and Community Development Track Organizational and Community Leadership Week One Fund Raising and Resource Mobilization Strategies Week Two Project Design, Implementation and Management Week Three Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Week Four FACULTY Issa Sadi Ebombolo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Zambia and Malawi Dr. Mulanda Jimmy Juma Country Representative, MCC DRC and Angola Rev. Dr. Ray Motsi President, Theological College of Zimbabwe William Kiptoo Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Kenya Rogers Odima Board Member, Change Agents for Peace International Kenya Christine Sumog-oy Peacebuilding Coordinator, MCC Burundi/Rwanda Dr. Jean Baptiste Habonimana Lecturer, Université Sagesse d'Afrique Burundi Jessica Lembelembe Senior Staff, Congo Initiative DRC ACTIVITIES Classroom Discussions and Group Activities Learning Tours and Community Visits Teambuilding Activities Panel Presentations Special Learning Sessions Visit to Cultural and Historical Sites Opening and Closing Ceremonies Cultural Solidarity Night Football Match or Sports Day Tree Planting Morning Devotions Organization Presentations LOCATION Agatutu Conference Center, Gitega, Burundi CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION Minimum of two (2) years’ experience in the field of peace and development work, especially (but not limited) in the African Great Lakes Region; Minimum of high school or secondary level of education; Competency in either French or English both in verbal and written communication; Willingness to participate in an intentional learning environment and clear understanding of goals for the training; Compelling description of plans on how the skills and strategies learned from the training can be applied in their respective communities; Open to healthy discussions and dialogues in a multi-cultural environment; and Commitment to peace, non-violence and reconciliation. REQUIREMENTS CURRICULUM VITAE RECOMMENDATION LETTER REGISTRATION FEE APPLICATION FORM EMAIL US FOR MORE INFO

Biblically - Based peacebuilding Training for Burundian Youth AFRICAN GREAT LAKES PEACEBUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE OCTOBER 2017 INSTITUTE HIGHLIGHTS

Explores the emotional, psychological, and social impact of conflict and violence on individuals and communities. The course emphasizes the importance of acknowledging pain, restoring dignity, and creating safe spaces for storytelling and mutual understanding. Students will learn about trauma-informed approaches, traditional and cultural healing practices, and mechanisms for fostering reconciliation across divided societies. By integrating theory with practical tools, the course equips participants to support healing processes that lead to sustainable peace and restored relationships.

October 03-28,2022: African Great Lakes Peacebuilding and development Ins titute The 18th Session of the Annual Peacebuilding and Developement Training of GLPI was held at MUGATUTU,the MIPAREC Conference Center in Gitega, Burundi during the periode of 03 to 28 of October 2022. This is the annual month-long training institute organized by GLPI in the month of October. Participants come from the Great Lakes region or anywhere across Africa. The training, which is done in both English and French, is comprised of eight week-long course modules on peacebuilding and organizational and community development which participants could choose from. The full month includes classroom-based discussions, group activities, field visits, week-end teambuilding activities, panel presentations, special learning sessions, opening and closing ceremonies, football match and cultural solidarity night. There is an option to attend the entire month or only certain weeks. Participants This year 2022, we have successfully held our Annual Peacebuilding Trainings in the month of October, gathering more than 60 peace practitioners from Rwanda, Burundi, DRC, Kenya, Angola, Ethiopia, Cambidia and Tchad. They represent different sectors such as international and national non-profit institutions, churches, youth groups, women’s associations, and peacebuilding, development and humanitarian organizations The 2022 Peacebuilding Institute has offered courses and training modules led by a team of experienced international faculty who possess a wide range of peacebuilding skills and experience. They employ participatory, interactive and creative teaching methods to stimulate meaningful listening and learning environments. ACTIVITIES The full month includes classroom-based discussions, group activities, field visits, week-end teambuilding activities, panel presentations, special learning sessions, opening and closing ceremonies, football match and cultural solidarity night. FACULTY

Trumpet Basics Price $400 Duration 4 Weeks Enroll < Back About the Course This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Your Instructor Camilla Jones This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next