A New Agenda for Peace is framed around the core principles of trust, solidarity, and universality that are foundations of the UN Charter and of a stable world. It presents twelve concrete sets of proposals for action, in five priority areas.

To achieve more effective multilateral action for peace, the following recommendations are presented for the consideration of member states:

Input requested from Civil Society

The Secretariat invites Civil Society Organizations to share their views, priorities and potential recommendations for a “New Agenda for Peace.”

Written submission can be sent to Interdepartmental Team of the New Agenda for Peace at NewAgendaforPeace@un.org.

More information

https://dppa.un.org/en/a-new-agenda-for-peace

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Then this is your chance to tell the world what you think needs to be done to promote peace and reduce conflict.

Express your ideas about peace. Harness your creativity. Learn through doing research. Improve your writing skills. Gain exposure to the world through publication of your essay.

All authors will receive a certificate of participation and stand a chance to win a monetary prize.

Make your presence known as a peace-oriented citizen and possible future leader.

Send us your essay of 500 or 1000 words (depending on your age) by 31 October.

https://youngpeoplespeaceessay.org/rules-and-more-information/