Ethiopia
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Ethiopia
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Contacts
Amanuel Dibaba
country director
adibaba@pactworld.org
Brittany Haga
program officer
bhaga@pactworld.org
Webinar
Ethiopia: Partnership for early action
Pact, with the Ethiopian Federal Government Ministry of Peace, set up a pilot on conflict early warning and rapid response system in three regions, five zones, twelve woredas and sixty kebeles....
Report
Women for peace in the SEEK and RASMI projects
Women are taking a lead role in promoting cross-border peace and countering violent extremism in the cross-border areas where the SEEK and RASMI projects operate. They are at the forefront of...
Report
Consolidating Ethiopia's reform agenda: An assessment of opportunities and challenges for civil society organizations and development partners engaged in Ethiopia's historic reform process
To complete this paper, Pact reviewed available background material, conducted interviews with more than 40 individuals, and visited Gambella regional state. Interviewees included academics, staff of...
General Resource
Brochure: The RASMI project
A brochure about the Regional Approaches for Sustainable Conflict Management and Integration (RASMI) project.
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Fact Sheet
The Regional Approaches for Sustainable Conflict Management and Integration (RASMI) project
A fact sheet on the RASMI project.
Report
PEACE III 2018 annual report
Building on Pact's successful implementation of PEACE II, PEACE III works along Kenya's borders with Uganda, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Somalia to strengthen conflict-management systems and build the...
Fact Sheet
The Selam Ekisil (SEEK) project
A fact sheet on the SEEK project.
Fact Sheet
PEACE III: Strengthening cross-border conflict management in the Horn of Africa
A fact sheet on the PEACE III project.
Fact Sheet
Mines to Markets
For more than a decade, Pact has been helping resource-dependent communities to gain lasting benefits from the more sustainable use of the natural resources around them. Mines to Markets...