The Federal Government has launched a National Framework for Peace, Social Cohesion and Resilience, which it says is meant to coordinate conflict prevention, peacebuilding and national security efforts across institutions.
A statement signed on Thursday by Amina Wali of the Office for Strategic Preparedness and Resilience, National Centre for the Coordination of Early Warning and Response Mechanisms, said the framework was unveiled in Abuja.
It is intended as a common platform for government institutions, security agencies, state peace commissions and civil society organisations.
According to the statement, OSPRE developed the framework in collaboration with Triple Peace Africa, with support from the European Union and the German development agency, GIZ.
The Director-General of OSPRE, Chris Ngwodo, said the framework emerged from nationwide consultations involving government institutions and other stakeholders.
Ngwodo said, “The National Framework for Peace, Social Cohesion and Resilience is a product of consensus harvested from nationwide consultations involving institutions
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