PRINCIPLES FOR PEACE
ChartingPaths to Lasting Peace
In a global landscape marked by rising polarization, violence and eroding trust in both local governance and international institutions, the Principles for Peace Foundation is an independent, agile, and trusted think-and-do tank.
THE PEACE IMPERATIVE
We live in one of peaceful times in recent history
People in conflict
around
the world
Countries
experiencing
conflict
Is the average
lifespan of a
peace agreement
‘Our vision is a world where peace engagements are both lasting and impactful’
Hiba Qasas, Executive Director
‘Our vision is a world where peace engagements are both lasting and impactful’
OUR VISION
OUR WORK
P4P activates peace ecosystems
through five principal assets
1. Principles, standards, and thought leadership
offering a shared benchmark and forward-looking insights to design, measure, and enhance peacemaking.
2. Measurement, diagnostics, and course correction
using the Peace Navigator and AI-enabled analysis to bridge data and decision-making.
3. Simulations, playbooks, and incubation spaces
unlocking path dependency and status quo responses within peace ecosystems.
4. Accompaniment, coalition, and momentum-building
aligning actors around credible options for peace, security, and stability.
5. Discreet political convening and influencing
leveraging the Geneva Architecture for Peace and Security (GAPS) to build understanding and confidence across conflict divides.
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USF coalition welcomes the launch of the International Peace Fund in line with its call at the UN Security Council
Launched by the UK, Australia and Canada, this £3 million fund supports those building dialogue, trust and a shared future between Israelis and Palestinians.
Hiba Qasas at TED2026: Self Interest Ends Conflicts. Empathy Comes Later
Drawing on her work convening Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Hiba argued in her recent TED talk that conciliation does not begin with empathy, but with self interest.
Second Peace Game Simulation in Somalia: A Milestone for National Reconciliation Measurement
P4P and Somalia held their second Peace Game simulation, marking a key step in implementing the National Reconciliation Framework.
