• 1. Future joint UN agencies project implementation should agree on the uniform implementation approach to create harmony among stakeholders.

1. Future peace building programming should cater for a long period of time like at least five years.

3. Peace building and conflict resolution projects should continue to tap into young peoples` passions and talents; strengthening investment in youth talents for sustainable peace e.g. football for peace, music for peace and other talents that are within the natural endowments of young people.

• Because peace and stability and governance are a national duty of the government, there is need to advocate for the government to prioritize all processes of peace building and good governance at local levels going beyond legislation and policy formulation to engage the communities (local solutions for peace) in peace building through multi-sectoral approach including periodic monitoring of these processes.

• There is a serious appeal from CSOs for government to commission constitutional review to ensure smooth and peaceful transition of power at the national and local government levels. The reforms in the legal regime should cater for strong institutions and accountabilities for peace building to ensure certainty for leadership in “the Uganda we want”.

5. There is a serious appeal from CSOs for government to commission constitutional review to ensure smooth and peaceful transition of power at the national and local government levels. The reforms in the legal regime should cater for strong institutions and accountabilities for peace building to ensure certainty for leadership in “the Uganda we want”.