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Women, peace & security
THE 1325 AGENDA
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ENSURING SECURITY AT ALL LEVELS
FOR ALL WOMEN
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a world where women are
TREATED EQUAL. SAFE. SECURE.
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COMMUNITY STORIES
WPS NIGERIA
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STATE POLICY DIALOGUE
WPS NIGERIA
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In 2024, an estimate of 119 million school-age & adolescent girls are not in school

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117.3 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced due to persecution. Half of this are women and girls.

$ 170 M

The 2023-2026 Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) calls for $170 million for the next four years.

UNSCR 1325 Women, Peace and Security (WPS)

more women, more peace.

The ground-breaking Security Council Resolution 1325, which was passed in the year 2000, is the first to link women’s experiences of conflict to the international peace and security agenda, focusing attention on the disproportionate impact of conflict on women, and calling for women’s engagement in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

This website aims to build a community of practice among the various stakeholders involved in actualizing the broad objectives of increased women’s effective participation in peace and security processes, peace negotiations , conflict prevention and resolution; and improved public perception on the role of women in peace and security at all levels through opportunities for engagement and dialogue.

WPS STATES IN NIGERIA

A map showing Women, Peace, & Security (WPS) by 6 states.

The Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) policy framework promotes women's participation in peace processes, security, and peacebuilding.
Plateau State
Kaduna State
Benue State
Abuja

Bauchi State

Adamawa State

supporting the development of Nigeria’s 3rd National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace and Security

Create a peaceful and gender-equal society.

In 2024, women hold 23 per cent of cabinet positions, compared to 19 per cent in conflict-affected​ ​countries.
What we are about.

The WPS Agenda in Nigeria

In Nigeria, the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda, rooted in UN Security Council Resolution 1325, aims to increase women’s participation in peace and security processes, protect their rights, and promote gender-inclusive peacebuilding efforts, including through national and state-level action plans.