The first edition of Nabni’s quarterly newsletter: our Syrian partners begin work on the ground, updates from Yemen and Iraq, Nabni at the World Bank Fragility Forum 2026, a new partnership with the European Institute of Peace, and an invitation to our roundtable in Amman.
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The Nabni B4P Facility and European Institute of Peace (EIP) have launched a new strategic partnership for policy engagement and learning
We joined the World Bank’s Fragility Forum 2026 in Washington DC between 8th and 10th June 2026, hosting a Practitioner Panel and had focused discussions with World Bank colleagues on practical ways civil society can contribute to recovery and reconstruction in fragile, conflict affected settings.
Across Syria, three partner consortia are now consulting communities, local stakeholders and carrying out local peace and conflict analyses to help identify and prioritise peace promoting interventions
Following extensive consultations with communities and other stakeholders across Aden, Taiz and Abyan, the Facility’s partners in Yemen have finalised interventions and begun implementation.
Following an intensive co-design phase involving consultations with a range of stakeholders from communities and
The Nabni Building for Peace (B4P) Facility were very pleased with the fruitful exchanges between
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