What does CPDP mean in DEVELOPMENT

CPDP works to foster peace, security and development in Palestine by empowering Palestinians to participate in peaceful resolution through dialogue, cooperation and reconciliation. CPDP also works collaboratively with local stakeholders and international partners to support a just two-state solution that respects human rights, practices democracy, and strengthens civil society.

The core activities of CPDP include conflict mediation, peace education, youth leadership development, advocacy for women's rights and access to decision-making processes, economic development projects such as job training programs for women and youth, capacity building efforts for civil society organizations.

Some key stakeholders involved with CPDP include locals from communities affected by conflict in Palestine, influential members of Palestinian society (such as religious leaders or public figures), international governmental organizations (IGOs) or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) actively engaged on the ground in Palestine.

The ultimate goal of CDPP is to work towards a long-term sustainable peace between Israelis and Palestinians respecting each other's right to exist in secure borders through inclusive dialogue as well as leveraging diplomatic efforts or economic opportunities as tools for stability.

Those interested in getting involved with CDPP can contact the organization directly by visiting their website or social media pages for more information about current programs and volunteer opportunities available. Individuals may also consider donating funds directly to advance their work supporting peacebuilding initiatives within Palestinian communities.