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Joint Peace
Location
El Salvador
Timeframe
20017
Communications Impact
Through a specialized consultancy, Social Communications played a key role in enhancing the program’s visibility and stakeholder engagement. Key contributions included:
Developing branding guidelines to establish a consistent and professional identity for the program.
Producing communication materials such as fact sheets, templates, banners, and newsletters tailored for program stakeholders.
By providing effective communication tools, Social Communications helped amplify the program’s message, ensuring its goals and achievements reached the right audiences, while fostering collaboration among stakeholders committed to peacebuilding and sustainable development.
Area
Joint Peace
The Joint Peace Program for the Post-Conflict Generation is a two-year initiative financed by the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund and implemented by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). This program aims to strengthen mechanisms for the protection and support of people affected by various forms of violence.
By building capacities and addressing the root causes of violence, the program contributes to breaking cycles that perpetuate conflict. Its ultimate goal is to promote the consolidation of peace and support the establishment of a sustainable development agenda, laying the groundwork for long-term stability and prosperity.
The Project´s Key Initiatives:
Strengthening Agricultural Value Chains: RTMA developed critical agricultural value chains, connecting small and medium-sized producers to regional and export markets. By consolidating intraregional trade networks, the project leveraged untapped market potential and created pathways into high-value niche markets.
Enhancing Trade Facilitation: Improved trade capacity by strengthening the private sector and regional institutions. The project advanced customs harmonization, trade administration, border management, transportation, logistics, and other trade-related mechanisms, streamlining commerce across Central America.
Strategic Alliances and Recognition:
As part of its commitment to regional economic integration, the Project developed a strong partnership with the Secretariat for Central American Economic Integration (SIECA). This collaboration has strengthened SIECA’s operational capacity and expanded its impact across the region. In recognition of USAID’s outstanding contribution to economic integration, the agency was honored with the prestigious "Order of the Jaguar"—a symbol of excellence in fostering regional economic growth.
