Content_paragraphs:  MONUSCO continued to advance the implementation of the women and peace 
  
  and security agenda through targeted engagement with national, provincial and loc al 
  
  authorities, as well as advocate increased space for the political participation of 
  
  women. In the framework of the twentieth anniversary of Security Council resolution 
  
  1325 (2000) and in line with Action for Peacekeeping commitments, the Mission, 
  
  together with the United Nations country team, supported a series of initiatives to 
  
  foster further progress on the women and peace and security agenda and mobilize 
  
  support for the second national action plan on resolution 1325 (2000). The Mission 
  
  also supported women community leaders in Fizi, Mwenga and Uvira territories 
  
  through training in conflict management and women’s inclusion in local peace 
  
  processes. In Ituri Province, the Mission conducted a mapping of hotspot areas where 
  
  women and girls were more at risk of sexual violence and other human rights 
  
  violations. The mapping was shared with local protection committees. The Mission 
  
  also worked with 200 members of FARDC and the Congolese National Police in 
  
  North Kivu (140 men and 60 women) to integrate a gender-based analysis into their 
  
  operational security roles and to enhance the participation of women in security and 
  
  protection-related decision-making.  
  
   
  
   
  
   IX.  Child protection and sexual violence in conflict