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The TfP Programme is the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’

flagship capacity-support programme to the African Union Commission (AUC).

It also acts as the implementing arm of the peace and security component of

the MoU between the government of Norway and the AU.

African Child
Protecting children in conflict: in conversation with Dr Remember Miamingi
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EPON
Research Report
Shifting from External DependencyRemodelling
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Explainer: What is the African Union Border Programme, and why does it matter?
On 7 June, the African Union observes African Border Day. This TfP Explainer examines the key issues, and finds out how better governed borders can help build peace and security.
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Sudan
Sudan at a crossroads The role of women in post-Bashir peace processes
Policy Brief February 2022
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Impact Piece
Pathways to smarter partnerships
Ambassador Bankole Adeoye and other critical voices reflect on the ‘imperative of collaborative approaches’ in achieving greater peace, security and democracy.
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The programme’s main objectives are to provide support to the AUC to enhance knowledge and understanding of the evolving conflict and security environment on the continent; and contribute to strengthening the AUC’s comprehensive range of response capacities.

Providing Support

Enhancing Knowledge

Strengthening Capacities

Training for Peace 25years

The programme’s main objectives are to provide support to the AUC to enhance knowledge and understanding of the evolving conflict and security environment on the continent; and contribute to strengthening the AUC’s comprehensive range of response capacities.

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Latest Publications 

The African Union’s Civilian Strategic Support Group

Policy Brief

Protecting children in conflict: in conversation with Dr Remember Miamingi

Think Piece

Shifting from External Dependency

By Dr Fiifi Edu-Afful, Dr Andrew E. Yaw Tchie, Dr Festus Kofi Aubyn, Dr Ousmane Aly Diallo & Mariana Llorens Zabala
Research Report

WHO WE ARE

The TfP Programme draws on the distinct strengths of its three-tier partnership with the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD), the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI).

A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP

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WHAT WE DO

The TfP Programme works to generate knowledge, support the development of policy and builds the capacity of police and civilian peacekeepers.

TfP OVERVIEW

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