Janet Chigabatia-Adama

Janet Chigabatia-Adama a peace activist and has served as a member of the Government of Ghana instituted Peace Council, Northern region chapter since 2014. Janet participated in a number of stakeholder peace meetings towards reconciling feuding parties in both inter and intra-family conflicts in respect to succession unto chieftaincy skins in the region. Janet also played a key role in engaging regional political party executives and youth vigilante groups before, during and after the conduct of general elections, leading to smooth changes in governance from one political party to another. Janet has represented the Council at a number of donor/government led fora to advocate for the inclusion of women in most mediation processes.

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Ghana

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Working with civil society, Working with governments who are conflict parties, Working with women, Working with youth, Establishing or advising state peace ministries, Violence prevention interventions, Engaging religious communities on social cohesion, Working with youth involved in extremist groups, Drafting agreements, Alternative dispute resolution, Indigenous groups' traditional practices, Multi-track processes, Problem solving workshops

Elections and referendums, Gender inclusion and perspectives, Land and resource management, Self-determination, Women, peace and security, Youth, peace and security

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Janet Chigabatia-Adama

Experience of mediation

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