The implementation occurs in two phases of four years each: 2015-2018 and 2018-2022. The implementing agencies have been divided into two categories lead (governmental) and support (civil society). Reporting and Accountability All lead and supporting implementing agencies will be responsible for reporting on assigned activities on an annual basis to the DHRWIA‐MoFA. The DHRWIA will compile the reports and submit them to the Steering Committee for approval. After approving the report, the Steering Committee will submit the final report to the President Office, the National Assembly and the international community. The annual reporting will address: the extent of activities implemented, financing allocated, disbursed and spent, progress made, challenges encountered, and suggestions to improve the implementation. 1 Steering Committee: – The Steering Committee was established on April 14, 2012, under Presidential Order No 434, and is an overarching body to advise and direct the NAP development process. The Steering Committee is comprised of relevant government agencies as well as a representative from civil society. Following the adoption of the NAP, the Steering Committee will continue to have a central role in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the NAP. Steering Committee Members Institution NAP Role Minister of Foreign Affairs Chairperson Member Deputy Minister (Policy) of MoD Member Deputy Minister (Security) of the MoIA Member Deputy Minister of Public Health (Healthcare Services) Member Deputy Minister (Admin and Finance) of MoRR Member Deputy Minister (Technical and Policy) of MoWA Member Senior Advisor of MoJ Member Director of DHRWIA of MoFA Member Deputy Director of NDS Member Rights Commissioner of the AIHRC Member Representative of Civil Society Member Director of International Relations of the Office of Administrative Affairs and Member Secretariat of Ministers’ Council 2 Technical Working Group: – In order to ensure effective implementation and reporting of the NAP, the annual reports as well as the midterm review and final review will be published on MoFA’s website. Monitoring and Evaluation A Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Plan is designed, which includes annual, mid‐term (after two years) and final review in the fourth year. The M&E Plan includes tracking and monitoring of financing for the NAP to ensure transparent and effective implementation, for which the Steering Committee is responsible. The GIRoA recognizes the important role of civil society as an independent oversight body for the successful implementation of the NAP.
The implementation occurs in two phases of four years each: 2015-2018 and 2018-2022. The implementing agencies have been divided into two categories lead (governmental) and support (civil society). Reporting and Accountability All lead and supporting implementing agencies will be responsible for reporting on assigned activities on an annual basis to the DHRWIA‐MoFA. The DHRWIA will compile the reports and submit them to the Steering Committee for approval. After approving the report, the Steering Committee will submit the final report to the President Office, the National Assembly and the international community. The annual reporting will address: the extent of activities implemented, financing allocated, disbursed and spent, progress made, challenges encountered, and suggestions to improve the implementation. 1 – Steering Committee: The Steering Committee was established on April 14, 2012, under Presidential Order No 434, and is an overarching body to advise and direct the NAP development process. The Steering Committee is comprised of relevant government agencies as well as a representative from civil society. Following the adoption of the NAP, the Steering Committee will continue to have a central role in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the NAP. Steering Committee Members Institution NAP Role Minister of Foreign Affairs Chairperson Member Deputy Minister (Policy) of MoD Member Deputy Minister (Security) of the MoIA Member Deputy Minister of Public Health (Healthcare Services) Member Deputy Minister (Admin and Finance) of MoRR Member Deputy Minister (Technical and Policy) of MoWA Member Senior Advisor of MoJ Member Director of DHRWIA of MoFA Member Deputy Director of NDS Member Rights Commissioner of the AIHRC Member Representative of Civil Society Member Director of International Relations of the Office of Administrative Affairs and Secretariat of Ministers’ Council Member 2 – Technical Working Group: In order to ensure effective implementation and reporting of the NAP, the annual reports as well as the midterm review and final review will be published on MoFA’s website. Monitoring and Evaluation A Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Plan is designed, which includes annual, mid‐term (after two years) and final review in the fourth year. The M&E Plan includes tracking and monitoring of financing for the NAP to ensure transparent and effective implementation, for which the Steering Committee is responsible. The GIRoA recognizes the important role of civil society as an independent oversight body for the successful implementation of the NAP.
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