Global Alliance for Peace and Prosperity

The Global Alliance for Peace and Propserity, or GAPP, is an intra-governmental organisation advocating peace and prosperity for people, instead of war and material gain. The organisation was founded in 1997, by founding countries Wessex, Ireland, Sweden and Switzerland largely as an opposition to NATO with the Treaty of Bern, however it grew to become an organisation of its own, with other nations including Japan, Bhutan and Finland later joining among others. Member states are fully autonomous, with the alliance serving as a advocacy group and a way to bring people and nations together for a common cause.

Member states can work together on economic and social initiatives, and coordinate peace in their regions. The main body of GAPP is the Peace and Prosperity Council held yearly, as a meeting of member states. The last meeting was on the 19th March 2013 in Kyoto, Japan.

Current Members

 * Flag of Bhutan.png Bhutan
 * Flag of Denmark.png Denmark
 * Flag of Finland.png Finland
 * Flag of Iceland.png Iceland
 * Flag of Ireland.png Ireland
 * Flag of Japan.png Japan
 * Flag of Sweden.png Sweden
 * Flag of Switzerland.png Switzerland
 * WessexFlag3.png Wessex

Former Members

 * Flag of Norway.png Norway