Peacebuilding & Conflict Transformation
CEDED works structurally to prevent conflict, heal historical wounds, and promote sustainable social cohesion. We design and facilitate inclusive, grassroots peace processes that equip women, youth, traditional chiefs, and local institutions with the tools required to mediate disputes, counter hate speech, dismantle ethnic divisions, and build lasting community stability.
Where
- Mundri
- Refugee settlements in northern Uganda
- Northern Bahr el Ghazal
- Jonglei
- Eastern Equatoria
- Maridi
- Ezo
- Tambura
- Nzara
- Ibba
- Yambio
- Terekeka
- Kajo-Keji
- Morobo
- Lainya
- Juba
- Yei
Programmes
Sustainable Markets and Agribusiness Competitiveness Plus (SMAC+)
With focus on Peacebuilding and Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Integration.
South Sudan People's Parliament (SSUPP)
A platform for exchange of ideas on national development “My Voice My country”.
Institute for Peace, Governance and Leadership (IPGL)
Training, certification, research, and leadership development
The Juba Debates
The Juba Debates is CEDED's premier public dialogue platform, designed to create structured, safe, and constructive spaces for conversations shaping the nation's democratic future.
From the project portfolio
Sustainable Markets and Agribusiness Competitiveness Plus
Peacebuilding, and Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI), integrated into sustainable markets and agribusiness.
Yei, Juba and Terekeka Counties, Central Equatoria State
Women for Sustainable Peace
Sub-national women's peace forums, female peace mediators, and cross-border psychosocial support networks.
Western and Central Equatoria States, and cross-border refugee settlements in northern Uganda
Transformative Justice and Reconciliation Project
Grassroots peace architectures: community-led peace mediators and local dispute-resolution platforms.
Central Equatoria State
News and stories
CEDED launches SMAC+ in Yei, Juba and Terekeka Counties
CEDED launches a new project (SMAC +), a project that focuses on Peacebuilding, Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Integration in Yei, Juba and Terekeka Counties.
From the dialogue circle to state policy: the Women Agenda for Peace
Women's peace forums began as conversations. Through patient coalition-building, their agenda became official Western Equatoria State policy, with permanent seats for women, youth and chiefs in local planning.