Community Peace and Safety Partnership (CPSP)

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Community Peace and Safety Partnership (CPSP)

introduction

The Community Peace and Safety Partnership (CPSP) is a project by the British Council in Northern Nigeria, in partnership with Murmushi People’s Development Foundation (MPDF) and funded by the EU. MPDF is implementing the project in four LGAs of Adamawa State: Mubi North, Mubi South, Hong, and Michika.

The CPSP team includes 25 key stakeholders from various groups. The goal is to strengthen community-led efforts in resolving local conflicts before they escalate. By improving early warning and early response systems, the project aims to boost peace, security, and stability in communities across the northeast.

duration

24 Months

coverate

Hong, Michika, Mubi North and Mubi South LGAs

beneficiaries

105,500 Directly or Indirectly

Activities for local govt. area

Success Story – Feedback from beneficiaries and Community Members

Supported the mubi Local Government Council to mediate betwwn members of the tricycle rider's association and the leadership to mend the broken relationship and advocated for go incentive to be paid to them

By CPSP Team Mubi North

Instead of running to the police and civil defence office to report issues, the society and community members now see CPSP as a solution giver to all there problems

By Community People

Christians and Muslims that has been living together as cat and rat now live, eat, work and help one another as brother and sister

By Musa suleiman Muslim council chairman

With the help of the CPSP women and girls now are serve and free from all forms of violence

By ED National Council for Women Societies

Persons living with disability can now make input and in the decision making and been listen too. Glory be to God the sky is our limit

By Dennis Solomon

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