Our Vision

Societies that respect human rights and the principles of democracy and are capable of managing and transforming conflicts and building sustainable peace.

Our Targets

• Spreading the culture of peacebuilding, promoting citizenship, ethics of non-violence, and methodologies for conflict transformation.

• Strengthen commitment to human rights standards to ensure justice and equality for all and support accountability for human rights violations.

• Supporting women's participation in peacebuilding processes at the local, national, and global levels and participating in social and economic empowerment processes.

• Work on motivating and empowering youth to participate in peacebuilding and sustainable development interventions.

• Capacity building of the community to be able to deal with and mitigate the negative effects of conflicts.

• Participate in the planning and development of research and studies that will improve the quality of interventions that support early recovery and build sustainable peace.

• Cooperation and networking with civil society organizations and voluntary teams working in public and community affairs, which aim to improve the general quality of life for individuals.

• Engaging in local and international advocacy efforts that reflect the voice of marginalized and vulnerable groups in cooperation with all those who struggle for peace and justice.

Our Values

We, in Peace Revival, rely on societal values and believe in their importance in organizes all community work. We seek to make all of our interventions stem from those values that exist and are rooted in society, which requires us to do everything possible to understand the context of the communities in which we work in and with. We believe that there are values that are important to be adhered to in every work, activity, or intervention that we undertake, starting from the process of thinking and designing it, through the implementation processes, and ending with the evaluation and learning processes. These values are represented by:

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  Neutrality:

  We recognize the importance of impartiality and independence, and we are committed to implementing it.
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  Equality:

  We work with everyone, we value difference in all its forms, and we reject discrimination on the basis of religion, color or gender.
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  Credibility and transparency:

  Honesty, transparency, and consistency with our principles and mission. We value and work to build honest relationships with all stakeholders, regardless of the type of our relationships with them.
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  Respecting social and cultural diversity:

  We believe in innate and acquired differences, respect them, and seek to protect them, provided that this value regulates the processes of access and communication with communities.
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  Cooperation:

  We cannot but cooperate in our efforts with all civil and local formations that seek to bring about real change in society.