The Peace Building Development Consult (PBDC)
started in 2004 as a research group that seeks to
explore and teach multiple approaches to dealing
with the wide range of conflict and peace related
matters with specific reference to Africa. We have
grown into different sphere of influence and
partnerships across the globe exploring every
means to advocate for a better universe
Our Anniversary is Here!
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the summit pulls together all our elders, and stake holders over the years, featuring an award cremony and lectures and our book laucn, piecing to gether 21 years of research in the area of peace se
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The first day of the Leadership Course in Data Mining and Geospatial Intelligence was nothing short of inspiring! Here’s a recap of the day’s key moments
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In today’s world, the ability to navigate complex negotiations and resolve conflicts is not just a skill—it’s a leadership imperative. As global tensions rise and economic, political, and security challenges grow, the need for diplomatic expertise, strategic negotiation, and conflict resolution has never been greater. ?? The Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA) and the Peace Building Development Consult (PBDC) invites you to an exclusive three-day intensive training designed for high-impact leaders. ? Why You Should Attend ? - Learn from Global Experts – Gain insights from serving and former minister of foreign affairs, diplomats, security experts, and top negotiators and conflict analyst shaping international affairs. ? - Master High-Stakes Negotiations – Develop skills to leverage power, influence outcomes, and build coalitions in complex, multi-party environments. ?? - Enhance Strategic Thinking – Analyze real-world conflicts and apply cutting-edge frame
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