Center For Research Training and Publications - CRTP

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Participants following one of the ECR training sessions
Conflict Resolution Training participants on a group photo at HIPSIR Gardens
Tree Planting in commemoration of the world peace day
Group photo of TRRC participants at HIPSIR Gardens
Chartered Mediators training in Hekima University Nairobi
Community conversation with county leaders in Migori

The Centre for Research, Training, and Publications (CRTP) coordinates research initiatives on different issues pertaining to peace including conflict and theology affecting the African continent.

It also carries out training for diverse groups, institutions and communities in response to different contextual challenges facing our time and publishes research findings for a wider dissemination of the findings with the aim of exploring solutions to highlighted issues of concern.

What we do

Publications

The Center published a number of research findings from its activities. The CRTP has also documented its research activities in peacebuilding which have resulted in publications. They incude

News and Activities

2024: Role of Religious Institutions in Political Change and Democracy. Case Studies of Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Democratic Republic of Congo

CRTP Web Admin2024-04-16T09:29:07+00:00Research Activities|

2024: Development and improvement of Conflict Monitoring Tool (CMT)

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2024: Economic recovery training in Migori

CRTP Web Admin2024-04-16T07:31:12+00:00Capacity Building Trainings|

Conflict Monitoring Tool

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South Sudan is experiencing confrontational level of conflict. The prevalent conflicts in South Sudan were identified as cattle rustling, political violence, domestic violence and armed robbery.

Conflict Monitoring In South Sudan

Kenya at the confrontational level of conflict with a calculated numerical value of 2.3. Resource based related violence has been rampant in the arid and semi- arid lands in Kenya with rising cases of banditry.

Conflict Monitoring in Kenya

Ethiopia conflicts are characterized by incidences of open disputes and violence with the increased intolerances by rival actors.

Confilct Monitoring In Ethiopia

DRC is on the confrontational stage of conflict. The CMT 2023 highlights a complex landscape of conflicts in the DRC, with resource-based violence, gender-based violence, domestic violence, armed robbery, political violence, and police brutality being prominent concerns in the region.

Conflict In DRC

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The CMT-2023 analysis placed Kenya at the confrontational level of conflict with a calculated numerical value of 2.3.