1. Generate and Share Evidence: The Hub contributes to the evidence base on what works in peacebuilding by generating and sharing evidence through Peacebuilding Country Spotlight exercises and Impact Evaluations that demonstrate transformation at national and local levels. It also provides practical tools such as a Peacebuilding Digital Platform which enables stakeholders to access, use and contribute to the broader peacebuilding data ecosystem.

2. Convene Partners and Build Capacity: The Hub contributes to strengthening the global community of practice on peacebuilding. It leads inclusive consultations by convening local and global civil society organizations, governments and UN partners to align on approaches and collective action. It also co-creates and delivers training on peacebuilding impact measurement with partners such as academia and international financial institutions. 

3. Advocate and Communicate for Greater Investment: The Hub leverages its position within the UN to champion investment in peace through strategic insights such as a biennial Peacebuilding Global Overview Report that highlights trends, lessons, challenges and opportunities. It also drives targeted communication to engage new audiences and convey the real impact of peacebuilding, while advancing advocacy and influence through the PBC, PBF and UN policy channels to mobilize governments, donors, and the wider UN system.