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Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on young women peacebuilders
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Brief: Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on young women peacebuilders

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As a contribution to the second report of the Secretary-General on youth, peace, and security, UN Women developed this policy brief that sought to understand the extent to which the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted young women peacebuilders and their work to build and sustain peace in complex contexts.

The study highlights key challenges caused by the pandemic, including governments closing civic spaces, the digitalization of peacebuilding work with further increases the digital divide, and the impact of the pandemic on jobs and livelihoods, challenging young women peacebuilders’ capacity for volunteer work.

Among the key recommendations made to peace and security practitioners, the study highlights the need to pay specific attention to nurture and support young women peacebuilders and young women-led organizations, through accessible and flexible funding, paid peacebuilding opportunities, and accessible, in-person capacity-building and learning opportunities.

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