What we do
As a member-led network connecting over 250 civil society organisations worldwide, GPPAC advocates for a network-based approach to peacebuilding. It functions as a lively hub and secure space for local peacebuilders to share knowledge, exchange experiences, and explore innovative peacebuilding approaches.
Events
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September 2025
Members visit ICIMOD to discuss climate justice -
September 2025
Interaction with UN Resident Coordinator -
September 2025
RSG Meeting 2025 -
September 2025
Understanding Climate Change and Security in South Asia -
December 2024
Regional Steering Group Meeting
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26 August 2026 NIAS Youth Climate ConnectA Visit & Interaction by the NIAS ‘Grass Roots’ Team with Parikrma Oxygen, Bengaluru, on Nature-Based Education, Ecolog…
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Source: Wikimedia commonsOctober 2026 Himalayan yak herders establish a regional network amid climate pressuresOn 21 October, Down To Earth reported that yak-herding communities from Bhutan, India and Nepal wer…
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26 Aug 2026 The 2026 Assam floodsTriggers, Structural Vulnerabilities, Early Warnings, Government Response and Recovery
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25 Mar 2026 Cabinet Approves India's Nationally Determined Contribution 2031-2035 to be communicated to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeThe Union Cabinet approved India's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) for the period 2031–203…
Members
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National Peace Council (Sri Lanka) Sri Lanka
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Association for Social Research (ASR) Pakistan
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Centre for South Asian Studies (Nepal) Nepal
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WISCOMP India
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Association of War Affected Women Sri Lanka
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National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS) India
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Calcutta Research Group India
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Bangladesh Enterprise Institute Bangladesh
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Viluthu Sri Lanka
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Regional Centre for Strategic Studies (RCSS) Sri Lanka
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PAIMAN Alumni Trust Pakistan
Our Team
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Regional
RepresentativeProf D Suba Chandran
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Regional
RepresentativeDr Nishchal N Pandey
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Regional
CoordinatorDr Mallika Joseph
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Regional
SecretariatCentre for South Asian Studies