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Visionaries Unite
March 11, 2024
Gathered among friends united by a vision for Africa’s prosperity, the Executive Chairman of Prospect Peace Institute Africa (PPI-Africa) engaged
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TOWARDS PEACEFUL SOCIETIES
Prospect Peace Institute is an independent policy research and consultancy firm based in Nairobi. The Institute exists to respond to contemporary global geo-political dynamics in economic, political and military spheres which are factors of the increasing state fragility, conflicts or instability across Africa.
The Institute thus seeks to strategically influence policy-making, approaches and strategies in security, defense, foreign policy, peacebuilding, conflict prevention, management and resolution, governance, regional integration and cross-border relations in Africa.
conflict and fragility
What we do
Our services
Operational Strategies
- Conduct applied research in order to constantly scan, map, assess and analyze the global geo-political dynamics and related impacts on governance, peace and security in Africa.
- Analyze the implications of contemporary global geo-political dynamics on key regional economic communities (RECS) and regional integration in Africa especially in the IGAD sub-region.
- Leverage national and County government engagements in Kenya as a model for championing good governance practices, human security, grassroot peacebuilding and improving livelihoods.
- Strengthen the capacity of governments, non-governmental, research and academic institutions to understand and respond to contemporary geopolitical, security, governance and development challenges.
Partners we serve
Government and the Public Sector
With an immense understanding of working with Governments, the public sector, and regional blocks in delivering tailored solution. PPI-Africa Conducts applied research by constantly scanning, mapping, assessing and analyzing the national, regional and global geo-political dynamics, security and governance, through capacity building and technical assistant.
Non-Profit Organizations and Development Partners
Through Applied Research, policy advice and relevant actions; PPI has identified the need to contribute to strengthening the capacities of governmental non-governmental institutions, local or devolved governance and societal structures for states in Africa to build confidence, optimism and resilience towards the achievement of inclusive peace, security and development for societies in fragile states in the continent.
Business and the Private Sector
PPI understands the role of the Private sector in State building and its commercial imperatives and has delivered consulting assistance for leading corporation in Africa. We endeavor to strengthened cooperation and collaboration between the business and private sector, communities and local entrepreneurs while advancing tenets for the promotion of human security and development.
Our Management
Experts from Diverse Discipline Professionals
The Prospect Peace Institute leverages on its dedicated, highly qualified and vastly experienced team of professionals and its cutting edge, targeted, strategic, cost-effective and evidence-based solutions to advance the mission of Governments, International Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations, and Humanitarian Aid Agencies in creating a peaceful, stable and prosperous Africa.
OUR UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES
Exposure and Reflection
Having been exposed to and reflected on the global socio-political and economic challenges for the last 43 years, the management believes that it is time for the world to delve deep into the question of human suffering with the aim of establishing workable solutions that are acceptable and offers a win-win for parties in conflict. The knowledge, experience and exposure acquired by senior management while in the military and other departments will remain invaluable to assist and contribute positively to global challenges. PPI-Africa is driven by passion towards humanity and is therefore keen to offer services in matters peace and security in the continent of Africa, particularly in the EAC and IGAD region.
Contribution to Peace
Most of the PPI-Africa senior managers have taken part in global and regional peace intervention missions. They have also attended regional and global forums on peace, security, governance and policy. The executive chairman has had the opportunity to represent Kenya at the United Nations on deliberations regarding participation in peacekeeping operations, separate bilateral engagements between Kenya - US, UK, India, Jordan and Egypt all with strategic level outputs. At the apex of his career, he chaired the national multi-agency team which developed the first National Security Policy and Strategy for Kenya, which enabled him to understand deeply issues of human security in all dimensions in the global, regional and national levels arena.
Ability to Mobilize Teams of Experts
PPI has maintained a pool of experts and proficient scholars from universities and colleges across Africa. The institute also engages services of skilled professionals with diverse expertise, experience working in fragile states with limited administrative capacity, persistent social tension, and conflict for the provision of expertise or strategic advice in the field of global security, Political stability, Good Governance, Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding, Environmental security, and capacity building.
Unparalleled Consciousness
PPI-Africa is dedicated to objective solutions to peace. This is achieved by the management’s unparalleled understanding of the current socio-economic and political dynamics in Africa and the urgency of the need to find solutions to human suffering. The institute is not driven by introversion, but inspired by conflict management expertise, practical policy formulation, and implementation, and a people-centered approach in response to conflict prevention and peacebuilding.
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