Content_paragraphs:  Despite the above-mentioned challenges, improved political stability across 
  
  South Sudan has generated cautious optimism. With the ongoing redesignation of 
  
  
  
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  protection of civilians sites as camps for internally displaced persons, the 
  
  Government, with technical support from the Mission, has assumed ownership and 
  
  leadership of the sites. I commend UNMISS for leading a consultative process 
  
  towards a durable solution for internally displaced persons, including through close 
  
  coordination with humanitarian partners and engagement with government authorities 
  
  and internally displaced persons, and I count on the redesignation of the remaining 
  
  sites in an equally inclusive and transparent manner. In this regard, the Mission 
  
  expects an overall streamlining of police and military components resulting from the 
  
  protection of civilians sites’ redesignation process. Resources that had previously 
  
  been dedicated to the sites will become available to be redeployed to conflict hotspots 
  
  where the need for protecting civilians is the greatest. In addition, freed resources can 
  
  be repurposed to provide robust capacity-building and technical support to rule of law 
  
  and justice chain institutions to address impunity for serious human rights violations, 
  
  in particular against children and women. It will also allow for the civilian component 
  
  to better accompany the Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity by 
  
  providing strategic support, including in security sector policy efforts and elections 
  
  preparation. Consequently, I endorse the progressive, innovative and forward-leaning 
  
  efforts of UNMISS towards continuing to adjust its posture in view of changes in the 
  
  operating context in support of the Government and the needs of the people of South 
  
  Sudan.