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Call for Solutions
Stay tuned for the 2026 Call for Solutions!
Congratulations to the 30 projects selected for the 2025 Call for Solutions!
These inspiring solutions took the spotlight in the Space for Solutions at the Forum’s 8th edition, on 29–30 October 2025 in Paris, under the theme “New Coalitions for Peace, People and the Planet.” They gained visibility among world leaders, innovators, and funders, and ten of them were selected to join the Scale-up Program (SCUP), receiving a year of tailored mentorship to boost their impact.
International cooperation is key to overcoming global challenges and ensuring lasting peace. Since 2018, the Paris Peace Forum’ Solutions Hub has showcased nearly 600 innovative projects with the goal of fostering innovative multi-actor solutions to diverse global challenges.
Our annual Call for Solutions is an opportunity for all actors offering concrete initiatives that address today’s most pressing challenges to join the Forum’s dynamic community. Selected projects to be showcased at the Forum are offered the unique opportunity gain international visibility, speak about their work during an event session, and network with key experts and decision-makers in addition to potentially growing their initiatives through the Forum’s Scale-up Program.
2025 THEMATIC PRIORITIES:
The selected projects offer concrete responses across the seven themes of the 2025 Call for Solutions:
- Harnessing Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Resilience
- Fostering Green Transitions, Access to Energy, and Critical Minerals
- Reinforcing Local Peacebuilding
- Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Peace and Stability
- Broadening Access to Sustainable Agricultural Practices
- Investing in Children as a Catalyst for Development
- Driving Digital Public Infrastructure and AI Impact for SDGs
2025 Applications Key Figures
328
Applications received80
Countries represented2025 Selection Key Figures
53
% Projects from the Global South47
% Projects from the Global NorthThe 30 Selected Projects:
- Harnessing Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Resilience
Jaguar Women for Climate and Conservation
Fagnako Agroforesterie et Energie Renouvelable
Eco Char
Agroforesterie et Reforestation Communautaire
Reducing Emissions from Quarry Blasting
Projet Route de la Jacinthe d’Eau
Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration
- Fostering Green Transitions, Access to Energy, and Critical Minerals
Powering Change: Women & Critical Minerals
Solar Energy for Resilient Communities
Deep Trace
- Reinforcing Local Peacebuilding
Safecity – Partnerships for safe cities
OMID Afghanistan
Building peace on shared land
Building A Shared Future for Israel-Palestine
The Youth Peacemaker Network
Youth Alliance for Local Adaptation and Peace
AI Pulse for Peace: Listening Locally, Building Globally
Local Conflict Counselling
- Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Peace and Stability
Zuzi AI: Inclusive & Safer Digital Spaces
Disinformation Radar for the Balkans
RAISE SEA
- Broadening Access to Sustainable Agricultural Practices
GIS Agri project
Scaling Regenerative Agriculture
Sustainable Agricultural Production
AgriPeace Idjwi
- Investing in Children as a Catalyst for Development
- Driving Digital Public Infrastructure and AI Impact for SDGs
Qodwa.Tech for Women Empowerment Initiative
Passerelle
The Africa Agriculture Watch (AAgWa)
Common Good Cyber Fund
WHAT’S NEXT:
Stay tuned for the 2026 Call for Solutions!
2025 Selection Committee
Fabienne Hara
Chair of the Selection Committee
Deputy Director General, Paris Peace Forum
Facundo Etchebehere
Co-Founder and Senior Advisor, Ambition Loop
Delphine Eyraud
Deputy of the President’s Special Envoy on Climate/Environment for the 10 Years of the Paris Agreement, French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs
Gaurav Aggarwal
Vice President and Chief AI Scientist, Reliance Jio
Shawn Baker
Chief Program Officer, Helen Keller International