Baseline: (in coordination with IFES on % of youth registered (2012) PWD/youth) TBD Capacity building for Research Limited marginalized voter and Development Department in strategy (2012) disaggregation and analysis of Targets: survey and electoral data % increase in voters (TBD) Message delivery (if earmarked Voter education 500,000 strategies in place for youth and by donors*) campaigns marginalized groups by Education campaign for marginalised groups Disaggregated participation data available for 2017 Gender assessment of the status 2.4.More equitable participation by of women in the electoral women political actors in the Networking, processes including an audit of electoral processes 500,000 training political party policies and Indicators: nomination practices regarding women in 2015 status of women in the electoral Support for development of process Consultancies # of parties with more inclusive gender strategies for IEBC and and assessments, 200,000 policies for political parties for increasing TA increased number of female numbers of female candidates UN TOT training in gender for candidates and in elected office Women TOT training EMBs and parties X X X X after 2017 elections with MPs, 50,000 Baseline: Networking, mentoring and female candidates for leadership training for networks, potential female candidates and female governor, 19 for senate, 697 for CSOs, party leaders county assemblies (2.95%; IEBC, 7.79% and 7.26% respectively). Monitoring of one-third ORPP gender 6% county reps female, no rule and percentage of public Monitoring 100,000 senators or governors, 16 financing for parties going towards women women in National Assembly Campaign, communications and Targets: fulfilment of gender fund-raising training for female rule for all elected offices by candidates 2017 Post-election Support for leadership improved status for women in training/mentoring for newly 200,000 electoral process over baseline elected women representatives
Baseline: % of youth registered (2012) TBD Limited marginalized voter strategy (2012) Targets: % increase in voters (TBD) strategies in place for youth and marginalized groups by Disaggregated participation data available for 2017 (in coordination with IFES on PWD/youth) Capacity building for Research and Development Department in disaggregation and analysis of survey and electoral data Message delivery (if earmarked by donors*) Education campaign for marginalised groups Voter education campaigns 500,000 2.4.More equitable participation by women political actors in the electoral processes Indicators: status of women in the electoral process # of parties with more inclusive policies increased number of female candidates and in elected office after 2017 elections Baseline: female candidates for governor, 19 for senate, 697 for county assemblies (2.95%; 7.79% and 7.26% respectively). 6% county reps female, no senators or governors, 16 women in National Assembly Targets: fulfilment of gender rule for all elected offices by 2017 improved status for women in electoral process over baseline UN Women with MPs, networks, CSOs, IEBC, ORPP Gender assessment of the status of women in the electoral processes including an audit of political party policies and nomination practices regarding women in 2015 Support for development of gender strategies for IEBC and for political parties for increasing numbers of female candidates TOT training in gender for EMBs and parties Networking, mentoring and leadership training for potential female candidates and female party leaders Monitoring of one-third gender rule and percentage of public financing for parties going towards women Campaign, communications and fund-raising training for female candidates X X X X Networking, training 500,000 Consultancies and assessments, TA 200,000 TOT training 50,000 Monitoring 100,000 Support for leadership training/mentoring for newly elected women representatives Post-election 200,000
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