Welcome to the Canadian Peacebuilding Coordinating Committee - CPCC

The CPCC is a network of Canadian non-governmental organizations and institutions, academics and individuals engaged in a wide range of activities related to addressing the cause and consequences of violent conflict. The network encompasses organizations and individuals involved in providing humanitarian assistance, international development, conflict prevention and resolution, peace education, human rights promotion and protection, peace operations, post-conflict reconstruction and rehabilitation, and more.

CPCC is engaged in three main types of activities:

1. Analyzing, sharing and learning from peacebuilding work in specific conflict regions and on specific themes.
2. Facilitating consultation, coordination and collaboration between the non-governmental community and the Canadian government on peacebuilding.
3. Information exchange and networking to encourage support for peacebuilding nationally and internationally.

The CPCC is part of the Canadian and global response to violent social and political conflict – a response made necessary by the breadth and complexity of the causes, dynamics and consequences of these conflicts.

To learn more about peacebuilding and the Canadian Peacebuilding Coordinating Committee please explore our site.

CPCC gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance provided by the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT), Canadian International Development Agency and the contributions of our members.