Our model is country-led, evidence-based, and designed for scale. It connects six systems that determine whether societies can manage difference peacefully: governance, communities, environment, economy, technology, and information.
Strategic Pillars
Our six pillars define the key systems we strengthen to build lasting peace and societal resilience.
Governance4Peace
Strengthens the policies, institutions, coordination mechanisms, and accountability systems that make peace a normal function of governance.
Communities4Peace
Elevates trusted local capacities, including the work of women, youth, civic leaders, and community actors, so national systems can recognize, protect, and scale what already works.
Environment4Peace
Integrates climate, resource, and environmental pressures into peace and security planning to reduce displacement, exploitation, and conflict risk.
Economy4Peace
Mobilizes responsible private and public investment that supports stability, jobs, resilience, and shared prosperity in fragile and conflict-affected countries.
Technology4Peace
Uses responsible technology to support early warning, public sentiment analysis, verification, trust-building, and violence prevention.
Information4Peace
Strengthens trusted media, public information, civic education, and narratives that reduce division, counter manipulation, and make peacebuilding and prevention more visible.
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Country Programs
We support country-led peacebuilding initiatives that apply the IF4Peace model in real-world settings, helping partners move from diagnosis to implementation.
What We Do
IF4Peace turns peacebuilding ideas into practical systems through three core areas of work designed to build lasting resilience.
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Research & Learning
We generate practical evidence through diagnostics, policy research, and conflict analysis that help stakeholders understand what works and should be adapted over time.
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Training & Convening
We combine AI-enabled feedback tools, and responsible technology training to help leaders, practitioners, and communities gather rapid insights, build skills, and strengthen collaboration.
How IF4Peace Works
Listen
Convene
Support AI-enabled surveys, consultations, and community feedbacks to understand peace risks and local priorities.
Design
Facilitate a senior advisory platform that helps governments and stakeholders set priorities, and guide coordination.
Build
Finance
Help shape practical peace strategies, institutions, and programs that fit the country context.
Sustain
Move beyond isolated projects to build lasting national systems for peace and resilience.
Provide and mobilize catalytic funding to help the peace systems move from plan to implementation.
Sustain peace systems through real-time learning, adaptation, and lasting institutional capacities until IF4Peace can responsibly exit.
Four-Stage Institutional Establishment and Operational Roadmap
Months 1-12 | Current Stage
Establishment Planning & Executive Recruitment
This stage focuses on establishing the governance, financial, compliance, safeguarding, and operating foundations. It also includes recruiting the core executive and program leadership to strengthen institutional capacity and lead the next phase of development.
Months 13-18
Strategic Partnerships & Financial Mobilization
This stage will formalize strategic partnerships, engage with priority countries, conduct readiness assessments, and develop initial pilot designs, budgets, and partner roles. Focus will be on preparing at least two country contexts for pilot implementation and mobilizing resources for the formal institutional launch.
Months 19-27
Launch Pilot Programs in Pioneer Countries
This stage will use readiness assessments and partner consultations to support country-led priorities, deploy catalytic resources, test advisory and financing models, and generate practical learning for refinement and scale. Continue funding mobilizations including moving to global pledging sessions.
Next Phase
Move from Pilot Pathways to Full Operations
In this phase, IF4Peace will expand country engagements, deepen partnerships, mobilize larger pools of public and private financing, and support national systems that can prevent violence, manage conflict, and sustain peace over time. Begin regular public policy contributions and shared lessons learned.