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Africa: Chronically Underfunded, Women Peacebuilders Need Support More Than Ever

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[UN Women] Women peacebuilders mediate disputes, diffuse tensions and save lives in the hardest to reach places, yet their front-line work is consistently underfunded. When progress made on gender equality is at risk of reversal worldwide, and inequalities and instability are growing, sustained funding for women's work for peace is desperately needed.

Source: allAfrica.com

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