Renewable Peace Comms Toolkit

What if renewable energy could power peace?

The transition to renewable energy is one of the defining transformations of the twenty-first century. In many parts of the world, expanding access to reliable, affordable, renewable energy is shaping the conditions for peace and security.

Africa has taken the lead in deploying renewable energy infrastructure to build peace in conflict-affected areas.

Renewable Peace, a new initiative by the Stanley Center, brings together stories, ideas, and people working across sectors to highlight practical examples, deepen understanding, and foster collaborations where renewable energy contributes to a more peaceful and sustainable future.

Visit Renewable Peace to see the stories and learn more:
renewablepeace.org

What if renewable energy could power peace?

Renewable Peace, a new initiative by the Stanley Center, showcases stories of renewable energy projects that are building peace and resilience in the most fragile and conflict-affected settings in sub-Saharan Africa.

See the stories:
renewablepeace.org

Communities in the most conflict-affected regions of Nigeria have come together to maintain a renewable mini-grid and replace diesel dependency.

Renewable energy can contribute to a more peaceful and sustainable future.

See the story at Renewable Peace:
renewablepeace.org/stories/sosai-nigeria/

Goma, DRC, has experienced armed conflict and humanitarian crises for decades. Solar energy is uniting neighbors and bringing safety.

Renewable energy can contribute to a more peaceful and sustainable future.

See the story at Renewable Peace:
renewablepeace.org/stories/nuru-drc/

A member of the Lost Boys of Sudan returns to South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, to develop electricity and empower a new generation.

Renewable energy can contribute to a more peaceful and sustainable future.

See the story at Renewable Peace:
renewablepeace.org/stories/sungate-south-sudan/

In DRC, innovative hydroelectric projects are protecting the biodiversity of Virunga and bringing opportunity to neighboring communities.

Renewable energy can contribute to a more peaceful and sustainable future.

See the story at Renewable Peace:
renewablepeace.org/stories/virunga-drc/

Renewable Peace. What if renewable energy could power peace? In Africa, innovative projects expanding access to reliable, affordable, renewable energy are shaping the conditions for peace and security. Renewable Peace, a new initiative by the Stanley Center, brings together stories, ideas, and people working across sectors to highlight practical examples, deepen understanding, and foster collaborations where renewable energy contributes to a more peaceful and sustainable future. Visit Renewable Peace to see the stories and learn more: renewablepeace.org.