We pursue an evidence-based approach that questions assumptions through careful analysis, ensuring each insight is grounded in solid research.

By integrating diverse perspectives, we build comprehensive frameworks that deepen understanding of peace and human rights and encourage creative solutions.

We translate complex academic findings into practical strategies, enabling policymakers and communities to pursue sustainable, lasting change.

The PACS Institute produces peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary research that reexamines traditional paradigms of peace and human rights. Our goal is to generate impactful knowledge and provide robust philosophical and policy justifications for global human rights and peace frameworks.

With UN Special Consultative Status, PACS engages directly in high-level advocacy. We translate scholarly insights into policy recommendations and work with international institutions to promote structural reforms and more effective peacebuilding strategies.

Through seminars, workshops, and specialized training, PACS equips researchers, civil society actors, and policymakers with knowledge and skills. Our educational programs connect academic insights to practical tools, preparing participants for effective peacebuilding work in the field.

PACS questions the foundations of current human rights systems to envision the next generation of rights-based mechanisms. Our innovation arm explores long-term global futures and helps design frameworks capable of withstanding emerging challenges.

We are a member of IBP’s learning network — a global initiative advancing transparency, accountability, and equity in public finance. Our work contributes to shared learning on fiscal legitimacy, systems-level accountability, and the role of evidence in shaping how budgets are made and understood.

As a member of the Alliance for Peacebuilding — the largest global network of peacebuilders — we collaborate with organisations advancing just, evidence-based approaches to peace. Our focus: redefining peace not as the absence of violence, but as a measurable system condition rooted in legitimacy, equity, and sustainability.