Would you like to donate a Christmas gift for women’s inclusion in peace processes?

SoME Gavobevis 2023

5 December 2023

Now you have the opportunity to support our organisation and in exchange receive a lovely gift certificate.

Swish any amount to 123-033 07 46. Remember to write “Christmas gift” and your email address so that we can send you the gift certificate.

Your contribution makes a real difference and helps us to continue working towards a world where women play a vital role in building lasting peace.

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