Content_paragraphs:  The Revitalized Peace Agreement stipulates that women’s participation across
  
  all structures of government should be guaranteed at 35 per cent . This commitment
  
  has the potential to fundamentally transform the situation of women and girls, but
  
  there has been a marked lethargy where it comes to implementing the gender
  
  provisions of the Agreement at all levels. With only one woman appointed out of 10
  
  governors, one woman out of five Vice Presidents and five women out of 35 cabinet
  
  Ministers, the parties are yet to live up to their commitments. Moreover, it is
  
  important that women not merely be present in government roles, but that women
  
  representatives appointed to the Revitalized Transitional Government of National
  
  Unity represent constituencies and their needs at the grass-roots level. If left
  
  unaddressed, this will affect the long-term prospects of the peace process. Beyond the
  
  Agreement, the meaningful participation of women in political life remains extremely
  
  challenging and is an area that demands urgent attention and careful consideration of
  
  transformative investments.