Content_paragraphs:  On the topic of overall strategic and operational coordination of protection
  
  activities, the review team concluded that, although many UNMISS sections are
  
  carrying out work that contributes to protection across all three tiers of the protection
  
  of civilians concept, these activities are not necessarily developed as part of targeted, 
  
  coordinated plans to address clearly identified protection concerns. Many dialogue
  
  activities remain one-off engagements without a follow-up or strategies for achieving
  
  concrete outcomes being planned. Although the Mission’s leadership has attempted
  
  to promote an effects-based and outcome-oriented approach, field office strategies are
  
  not based on a detailed analysis and are not updated regularly enough to address
  
  specific protection threats. They provide a general framework, not a nuanced one, for
  
  addressing protection threats. Recent initiatives to address subnational violence in
  
  Jonglei have been more coordinated and grounded in a more thorough analysis of the
  
  actors and dynamics involved. The Mission could likewise benefit from increased
  
  coordination between protection of civilians advisers and UNMISS personnel
  
  carrying out specialized protection functions, such as conflict-related sexual violence
  
  and child protection.