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    The Role of GIZS Community Engagement For Enhancement of Peace Building in Informal Settlement
    (Journal of African Interdisciplinary Studies (JAIS), 2026-02) Murithi, Eve Mwende; Onyango, Evans Odhiambo
    This study investigates the critical role of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit's (GIZ) community engagement strategies in enhancing peacebuilding within Nairobi's volatile informal settlements, such as Kibera and Mathare. These settlements are characterized by endemic conflict driven by resource scarcity, ethnic tensions, and weak state presence. The study argues that GIZ's participatory, bottom-up approach is instrumental in mitigating these drivers of violence by establishing local peace committees, facilitating inter-communal dialogue, and supporting joint livelihood projects. By empowering residents to become active agents in conflict resolution and fostering collaborative problem-solving, GIZ's interventions help to rebuild trust, transform competitive relationships into cooperative partnerships, and strengthen social cohesion. The findings conclude that this model of deep, locally-led engagement not only addresses immediate security concerns but also creates a sustainable and resilient framework for peace, underscoring the imperative for development interventions to be anchored in grassroots empowerment for effective and durable peacebuilding in Nairobi's most vulnerable urban communities.

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