Women Peace Mediators

The National Network of Women Peace Mediators is a pioneering initiative launched by the Iraqi government in partnership with UNDP and UN Women to strengthen women’s roles in conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Through a structured training program, the initiative equips women with mediation skills, enabling them to address community conflicts, promote dialogue, and advocate for sustainable peace. Participants undergo multi-phase training, including specialized conflict resolution workshops led by the Clingendael Institute in the Netherlands. Beyond mediation, the network raises awareness of the Women, Peace, and Security agenda, positioning women as key leaders in Iraq’s peace efforts. The initiative aligns with the Arab Network of Women Mediators and is set to launch officially on March 3, 2025, marking a significant step toward inclusive peace processes in the region.

Logo Design

The logo for the National Network of Women Peace Mediators visually represents the initiative’s mission of unity, mediation, and sustainable peace. It combines the olive branch, a universal symbol of peace and reconciliation, with the peace symbol, creating a design that embodies harmony and resilience.

Brochure Design

The folded brochure outlines the initiative’s objectives, training phases, and long-term impact. Designed with clarity and accessibility in mind, the layout balances informative text with engaging visuals, ensuring that stakeholders can easily understand the network’s mission. The structured design highlights the multi-phase training program and the broader role of women in peace mediation, using a professional aesthetic.

This project, led by UNDP in collaboration with UN Women, focuses on promoting women’s roles in peacebuilding and economic empowerment. By leveraging expertise from both organizations, the initiative aims to enhance gender-inclusive policies and strengthen women’s participation in decision-making processes. These efforts align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ensuring that economic growth and peacebuilding strategies are inclusive and equitable.

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