the Programme is the communication strategy of the Ministry of Security desired to promote interactions between security departments and other actors of the Security Sector. These achievements, although modest in character, seem of capital importance because they positively affect human well­being. Characteristically, human resources are the best wealth of a nation. If the Malian citizens are now aware of the pertinence of such a vital endeavour- investing in peace, security and stability- the target goal is seemingly attained half-way. As for the remaining half, political will, conviction and steadfastness will surely help to achieve it through social equity, creation of a suitable environment for individuals and communities to blossom, fostering a climate of peace and security to promote sustainable development. That is exactly the essence of Shared Security and Peace Governance Programme in Mali. In the same vein, to be objective, the insecurity phenomenon in Mali should be relatively considered. It is quite obvious that the Malian authorities are making serious efforts to fight insecurity in all its ramifications. This fact can be perceived through the multiplication of security checking posts countrywide. In addition, there is a strong commitment on the part of communities and civil society organisations to support security departments in their bid to ensure sustainable peace and security. The proof of such a commitment can be observed on the field, while related results are concretely perceptible. Generally, for some years now, relative peace is taking shape in the conflict-affected areas across the country, with particular regard to community conflicts, thanks to the peace-making efforts initiated by the communities themselves. Even though some aspects of organised crime (such as trafficking of hard drugs and weapons, networks of illegal migration actors, presence of AQIM in the Sahel and Sahara areas) persist, urban and suburban banditry, as well as transborder crime are being subdued. These positive 84