About Women Peace Force (WPF)
Women Peace Force (WPF) is multi-stakeholder Collaborative Network of Women’s and Feminist organizations, youth-led organizations and other civil society actors which was established in 2018 (registered in 2020) with a mandate of promoting gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls. WPF focuses and dedicated to advancing women’s leadership and participation in decision-making, ending violence against women, achieving economic empowerment, and ensuring women’s full involvement in peace and security processes of their own. Other areas focus on addressing gender stereotypes, improving access to justice, and integrating a gender perspective into policies and programs like those related to health and education for all women and girls.
VISION:
A world where all women and girls exercise and enjoy equal rights and equally participate in decision-making that affect their lives.
MISSION:
To build women’s collective power through grassroot-organizations and transform marginalized and excluded populations into organized forces capable of claiming and utilizing their rights for the benefit of all women and girls globally.
Governance and Leadership Structure
Executive Board: The Executive Leadership of the organization comprises of the following:
- Director General
- Director for Policy and system support
- Director for Programme Management
- Director for Operation and Resources management
- Director for Quality Assurance and internal Audit
The General Assembly
Women Peace Force (WPF) is governed by the General Assembly (GA) – the highest policy making organ the organization which comprises of representatives from feminist’s, women-led and women’s rights organizations as well as individual women activists, male champions of gender equality and women empowerment.
Composition: The general assembly comprises of 31 members in Dec 2025 (22 from 22-member organizations, 4 male champions and 5 women activists.
Meeting of the General Assembly: The Governing body (General Assembly sits once in a year to review, amend and approve the management reports including budgets, policies, amendments and the strategic partnerships.
Partnership and networking
- Government partners
- Civil society organizations
- Feminists and Women’s Organizations
- philanthropies of SDG 5
- Media collaboration
- Thematic Networks and Cluster
Donors and other resources Partners
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- UN Women
- Peacebuilding Funds
- Global Affairs Canada
- Food and Agriculture Organizations of the United Nations (FAO)
- Bridge For Social Services (BRISS)
- UNESCO
Strategic Alignment with The Generation Equality Action Coalitions
WPF has been grounded on the principles of Generation Equality Action Coalitions – the world’s roadmap for gender equality and acceleration of progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as the full realization of the Beijing Platform for Action. WPF supports and is the signatory to the these innovative, multi-stakeholder partnerships which focus on six critical areas for gender equality to achieve concrete change for women and girls worldwide including the Generation Equality Action Coalitions on:
- Gender-Based Violence
- Economic Justice & Rights
- Feminist Action for Climate Justice
- Bodily Autonomy and Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights
- Feminist Movements & Leadership
- Technology & Innovation for Gender Equality.
Donate to Women Peace Force
Support our work by making a bank transfer to one of the accounts listed below.
Bank: Ecobank South Sudan Limited
Branch: Amarat, Juba South Sudan
Account Name: Women Peace Force
Account Number: 6940062589
Currency: USD
Bank: Kenya Comercial Bank (KCB)
Branch: Buluk, Juba South Sudan
List of Coalition member organizations
S/No | Name of member organization | Type of Organization |
1 | Bridge For Social Services (BRISS) | Women-led CSO |
2 | All Women | Women-led CSO |
3 | South Sudan Girls and Young Women organization (SSGYWO) | Women-led CSO |
4 | Hope Africa South Sudan (HASS) | Women-rights, Youth-led |
5 | Vision AID | Women-led CSO |
6 | Local Community Development Programme (LCDP) | Women-led CSO |
7 | Recovery and Access to Commonly Best Optimism – RACBO | Women-rights, Youth-led |
8 | Empower Youth Africa (EYA) | Women-rights, Youth-led |
9 | Action for Sustainable Improvement and Management Organization (ASIMO) | Women-rights, Youth-led |