February 2014 - ECCAS in partnership with CPS-AVIP have organised in N'Djamena, Republic of Chad, a workshop to develop a pool of trainers / instructors with abilities to inform, sensitise and mobilise stakeholders to combat violence against wo
The Centre for Peace, Security and Armed Violence Prevention [CPS-AVIP] participated at the Executive Education Course on the implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty organised by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy [GCSP] and hosted by the African Centre for Peace and Security Training (ACPST) in Addis Abba/Ethiopia from 9th to 13th November 2015.
Yaoundé, the Cameroonian capital hosted the delegation of the CPS-AVIP led by its Director of Programmes, Nounou Booto Meeti for a training of trainers workshop on "Women, Violence and SALW", organised by the Secretariat of the Economic Community of Central African States [ECCAS] and the Republic of Cameroon with the support to ECCAS on peace and security (PAPS II) and the Centre for Peace, Security and Armed Violence Preventing [CPS-AVIP].
Depuis quelques années, la CEEAC réalise certaines activités relatives à la Réforme du Secteur de sécurité sans une vision stratégique en la matière.
Du 15 au 17 décembre 2014, le Secrétariat Général de la CEEAC, en collaboration avec le Gouvernement Camerounais et l’appui de l’Union Européenne dans son 2e Programme d’appui à la CEEAC en matière de
The Centre for Peace, Security and Armed Violence Prevention [CPS-AVIP] participated at the second pilot professional training course on the implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty [ATT] organized by the ATT Network, launched by GCSP and the Geneva Forum.
