Applications for the course are now open have until 29 March, with the training scheduled to run from 13 April to 22 June 2026.

Designed for professionals working on the frontlines of humanitarian response and development programmes, the course helps participants better understand how everyday initiatives, such as food security, health services, or water and sanitation projects, can influence conflict dynamics and strengthen peace within communities.

Through the programme, Interpeace aims to equip practitioners with practical skills to maximise the peace impact of technical interventions while navigating complex environments where aid activities can shape local relationships, governance systems and social tensions.

The three-month training brings together a global cohort of professionals who complete structured learning modules at their own pace while engaging in interactive discussions with trainers and peers.

Course dates: 13 April to 22 June
Apply by: 29 March
Cost: Completely free of charge

Interested in joining a global cohort dedicated to advancing peace-positive humanitarian and development work through a proactive, whole-of-system approach?

Apply: https://www.interpeace.org/peace-responsiveness/online-training/