The article's goal is to examine the methods and obstacles involved in lowering global rates of violence and accompanying fatalities. To determine which policies and actions are most successful in reducing violence and fostering peace. Principal Subjects: the underlying causes of violence as well as its effects on people as individuals, groups, and societies. Techniques to stop and lessen violence. The part that communities, governments, and people play in fostering peace. Principal arguments: globally, violence is a widespread problem with far-reaching effects. Long-term prevention requires addressing the core causes of violence, which include discrimination, poverty, and inequality. Community-based programs, early intervention, conflict mediation, and addressing gender-based violence are all effective ways to reduce violence. Promoting peace and lowering violence is a critical responsibility for communities, governments, and individuals to play. Methodological approach survey of the literature on the prevention and mitigation of violence. Evaluation of best practices and case studies. Conversations with professionals in the subject of preventing violence. Significance: This study's conclusions can help shape the creation of violence-reduction initiatives and policies that work. Better knowledge of the causes of violence and the methods for combating it can be gained from the research. The study has the potential to advance a nonviolent, peaceful culture. Policymakers are the target audience. Scholars. Professionals in the subject of preventing violence. The people in general. In summary: Reducing violence and the death rates that go along with it is a difficult task that calls for a diversified strategy. We can endeavour to create a more peaceful and equitable society for everybody by tackling the underlying causes of violence, putting into practice practical preventative measures, and encouraging peace and reconciliation efforts.