Content_paragraphs:  The national dialogue has unfolded as a track-two peace process parallel to the
  
  implementation of the Revitalized Peace Agreement and has resulted in resolutions
  
  on a number of issues. Many stakeholders consulted by the review team had an
  
  interest in ensuring that the recommendations put forward resulted in concrete action
  
  and directly informed processes related to the implementation of the Revitalized
  
  Peace Agreement, such as constitution-drafting and determining the focus and
  
  modalities of the Commission for Truth, Reconciliation and Healing. South Sudanese
  
  government authorities largely agreed that the national dia logue resolutions and
  
  recommendations should inform the constitution-making process. Given the concerns
  
  about the inclusivity of the dialogue and the importance of continued buy-in for peace
  
  at the grass-roots level, consideration could be given to an additional follow-on
  
  consultation phase to enable segments of the population and political actors not
  
  adequately represented to date to participate. Such a phase could include a sustained
  
  dialogue through the establishment of inclusive local peace committees a imed at
  
  building trust between communities and political actors largely similar to the
  
  multiparty negotiation process in South Africa, which was launched in April 1993.
  
  Intensified engagement by UNMISS, relevant United Nations actors, the reconstituted
  
  Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission, IGAD and the African Union could
  
  ensure that the process is aligned with the implementation of the Revitalized Peace
  
  Agreement and bolster participation of women’s groups in the dialogue efforts. 
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
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   C. Local readiness and capacities for peace