The Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding Program is designed to prevent conflict, resolve existing disputes, and promote peace in communities affected by historical grievances, competition over resources, and social divisions. It focuses on dialogue, mediation, and reconciliation to foster understanding between conflicting groups, creating pathways to sustainable peace. The program aims to build local capacities to manage and resolve conflicts through peaceful means, strengthen social cohesion, and create inclusive and resilient communities.

In conflict-prone regions like Wajir, where pastoral communities often experience tension over land, water resources, and inter-communal relations, this program plays a vital role in creating an atmosphere of mutual respect, collaboration, and community-driven peacebuilding.