The Civil Peace Service does not aim to create a fixed network, but rather to strengthen professional and personal links for more efficient work and more visible impacts. In this spirit, we also invited partners and support professionals supported by AGEH and Eirene in Germany.

The SCP network in the Mano River region has started similar reflections which will be capitalized on later. We are also thinking about complementarities and bridges between the different sub-regional networks. We also count among our privileged local partners, HEAL Africa in North Kivu and Maniema, the CCEF (Congolese Center for Children and the Family) in Kinshasa, CRAFOD (Regional Support and Training Center for Development ) in Bas Congo, RIO (Organizational Innovation Network) in South Kivu, CEFORMAD (Training Center in Management and Organizational Development) in Kinshasa. The SADRI (Regional Support Service for Integrated Development) in Katanga, among others.

SCP/EED partners develop advocacy, lobbying and negotiation activities and enable the emergence of legitimate local governance bodies by relying on local resources. They work for the development of constructive counter-powers. These dimensions intersect and intertwine. The principle is that within this framework each partner organization progresses in its own areas of excellence and that the support professionals reinforce it in this work. Research/action work is an essential element of our approaches. The different networks of SCP partners serve to create links and mutual reinforcements between these different parts of the chessboard.