The Peace Portal is a free and open online platform where every registered user can create workspaces called communities and share ideas using blogs.

The Portal wants to become a main tool in every conflict prevention practitioner work, by supporting online projects, events, online dialogue and communication, documents sharing and collaboration, and promotion of Civil Society Organisations and their work. To use the Peace Portal is very simple: sign up for  your free account and create your first community from the dashboard!

How can the Peace Portal support your work?

• Create a community to share your peace story, documents, reports, article and much more.

​Publish your content online and connect with other peacebuilders using the Peace Portal Communities.

• Support your campaigns online, make them engaging, interactive, and cost efficient

The Peace Portal can be used to create online working spaces in almost real-time. You can use it to quickly give an online dimension to your campaigns or public events: connect with your audience, get feedback, communicate online in real time.

For example: ‘Arts Competition People Building Peace' was a pilot project held on the Peace Portal where users could vote for their favourite illustrations representing peace, made by various school children in Western Balkans. The competition was organised by Nansen Dialogue Centres and GPPAC Western Balkans. The winners and results were also displayed here, where the winning illustrations are part of the Peace Calendar 2011

• Work together more efficiently with a custom community

The Peace Portal offers the possibility to create your own customised online working space, in which members can communicate via discussion forums and blogs, can share documentation, pictures and videos, share events in a calendar, map content using the community Peace Map, edit documents together, and more. New functionalities (like for example web conferencing) are planned and will be released soon.This is an ideal way to make collaboration with people and organisations working all over the world more efficient.

For example: GPPAC is using the GPPAC International Steering Group community to allows members to communicate, collaborate, share and work on documents together with other GPPAC members. It mainly focuses on PME& Finance, Governance and support of meetings.