Support civil society to effectively participate in implementing recommendations of international human rights mechanisms. Outcome 2.3. Institutional mechanisms and policies strengthened for improving the legal status of women and girls, eliminating gender based violence and promoting gender equality. Contributing agencies: UNDP, UNSCOL, UNICEF, OHCHR, UNRWA, UNIDO, UN Women Counterparts: NCLW, CDR, Parliamentary women commission, MOSA, MOFA, CAS Indicators, baselines (2015) and targets Means of Role of UN UN Indicative Delivery (2020) verification Resources framework (UN) 2.3.1. Number of candidates who stand -Elections Support NCLW with the for municipal and parliamentary elections Observation Gender equality and women [linked to SDG 5.5.1]. Reports framework in line with Baseline: Municipal 1,080 candidates in 2010 including CEDAW. and Parliamentary 12 candidates in 2009 Enhance institutional Target: Municipal 4,400 candidates in 2020 others, to promote gender and Parliamentary 76 candidates in 2017 empowerment of women and Support national capacities 2.3.2. Number of laws and directives to reports establishing and remove discriminatory articles against -National gazette women and to achieve gender equality, system. [linked to SDG 5.1.1]. Support capacities of NCLW to Baseline: 12 establishment of an Action Support NCLW and civil Target: 25 the implementation and 2.3.3. Number of ministries/public -Gender audit recommendations. institutions (aside from NCLW) that have reports Support related entities for increased their annual budget allocation for analysis and adoption of gender related initiatives [linked to SDG GEWE, including engaging 5.c.1]. Support civil society, including Baseline: on engaging on GEWE. Target: 2 2.3.4. National Action plan to implement -CEDAW UNSCR 1325 developed, validated and reporting adopted by governmental institutions in
Support civil society to effectively participate in implementing recommendations of international human rights mechanisms. Outcome 2.3. Institutional mechanisms and policies strengthened for improving the legal status of women and girls, eliminating gender based violence and promoting gender equality. Contributing agencies: UNDP, UNSCOL, UNICEF, OHCHR, UNRWA, UNIDO, UN Women Counterparts: NCLW, CDR, Parliamentary women commission, MOSA, MOFA, CAS Indicators, baselines (2015) and targets (2020) Means of verification Role of UN UN Indicative Resources Delivery framework (UN) 2.3.1. Number of candidates who stand for municipal and parliamentary elections [linked to SDG 5.5.1]. Baseline: Municipal 1,080 candidates in 2010 and Parliamentary 12 candidates in 2009 Target: Municipal 4,400 candidates in 2020 and Parliamentary 76 candidates in 2017 -Elections Observation Reports Support NCLW with the Gender equality and women framework in line with including CEDAW. Enhance institutional others, to promote gender empowerment of women and Support national capacities establishing and system. Support capacities of NCLW to establishment of an Action Support NCLW and civil the implementation and recommendations. Support related entities for analysis and adoption of GEWE, including engaging Support civil society, including on engaging on GEWE. 2.3.2. Number of laws and directives to remove discriminatory articles against women and to achieve gender equality, [linked to SDG 5.1.1]. Baseline: 12 Target: 25 reports -National gazette 2.3.3. Number of ministries/public institutions (aside from NCLW) that have increased their annual budget allocation for gender related initiatives [linked to SDG 5.c.1]. Baseline: Target: 2 -Gender audit reports 2.3.4. National Action plan to implement UNSCR 1325 developed, validated and adopted by governmental institutions in -CEDAW reporting