Content_paragraphs:  Representatives of various political movements, civil  society organizations, 
  
  women’s groups and representatives of camps for internally displaced persons in 
  
  Central Darfur conveyed their perception that, to date, they had been excluded from 
  
  the peace process and that the absence of tangible peace dividends from the Juba 
  
  Agreement, such as the delivery of basic services and support for livelihoods. Women 
  
  in both El Fasher and Zalingei, representing the Darfur Women’s Platform and other 
  
  groups, stressed the importance of women’s participation in the new governm ent, the 
  
  larger political transition, future peace talks, and implementation bodies and 
  
  commissions. They also requested the support of UNITAMS in facilitating linkages 
  
  between women’s groups throughout the Sudan and ensuring that the voices of women 
  
  living in the periphery were heard in political discussions in Khartoum.