Generation For Peace has held a Participatory Evaluation (PE) forum to assess the impact of its Sports and Arts for Peace Programme with Social Emotional learning for Children (SP-ARPP) at Deyoungster’s International School in Adenta. The Participatory Evaluation serves as a learning platform and an opportunity for GFP to review its progress so far. Lead Pioneer of GFP, Ghana, Naa Adei Dsane-Boateng, elated about the success of the programme stated that the positive feedback from the PE will be factored to improve future programmes. The gains from the just-ended cycle and the previous are worth safeguarding. Sustainability has become a watchword in the development industry,” she stressed. Some parents noted that their children’s human relations have positively improved since they joined the SP-ARPP and wished that it could continue so other children could benefit from it. The Participatory Event was attended by parents and friends of participating school children, as well as teachers a...