Content_paragraphs:  In the light of those considerations, in the UNMISS mandate, the recognition
  
  should be included of an expanded technical, political and coordination role for
  
  UNMISS with regard to electoral support, with the expectation that logistical support
  
  will be scaled up as legislative hurdles are cleared and voter registration and education
  
  begins. In addition to providing technical assistance and capacity-building to South
  
  Sudanese electoral institutions alongside agencies of the United Nations country
  
  team, UNMISS and the country team should strategically provide capacity -building
  
  support to other relevant stakeholders, such as political parties, the judiciary, the
  
  media, women and other civil society groups. The Mission should continue its work
  
  on grass-roots dialogues and political party forums in coordination with United
  
  Nations agencies, funds and programmes. Such efforts can promote much-needed
  
  civic space, inclusivity in the peace process and accountability between citizens and
  
  political actors for the implementation of the Revitalized Peace Agreement, in
  
  particular the aspects that will be of the greatest benefit to South Sudanese civilians.