The Alliance for Climate and Peace (ACP) is a Somali-led, non-governmental,and non-profit organization established on 9 June 2019 to promote peace, democratic.
The @COPICYouthForum
is an annual national forum established by the @Allianc4Climate
Alliance for Climate and Peace (ACP). It serves as a unique platform that brings together young people, government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners,
@COPICYouthForum As an annual rotating forum, COPIC will continue to be hosted in different locations across the country in future years, providing opportunities for youth and stakeholders from diverse communities to engage, contribute, and promote innovative solutions for a more peaceful.
Climate, Peace & Early Warning: ACP Briefing on El Niño Risks in Somalia
The Alliance for Climate and Peace (ACP) has released a special climate-security briefing examining the growing links between El Niño risks, climate shocks, displacement, and peace in Somalia.
This briefing highlights the importance of integrating climate action and peacebuilding to ensure Somalia is better prepared for emerging risks and future climate challenges.
Read the full briefing: El Niño Is Forming Again: What It Could Mean for Conflict and Climate in Somalia
Official Launch of the Conflict, Peace, Innovation & Climate Youth Forum- COPIC Youth Forum
The Journey Begins!
The Conflict, Peace, Innovation & Climate Youth Forum (COPIC Youth Forum 2026) is proud to announce its official launch.
peacebuilding, climate resilience, innovation, democratic participation, and social cohesion.
COPIC Youth Forum 2026 empower Somali youth to shape policy discussions, develop practical solutions, and contribute to building a peaceful, resilient, inclusive, and prosperous Somalia
The role of youth-led organizations in advancing peacebuilding and community resilience
The impact of YPS on African female youth, including challenges and opportunities.
During the discussions, key thematic areas were explored, including:
An overview of the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) agenda and its connection to national, regional, and global contexts, particularly for African Youth.