A survey of UN 1325 National Action Plan mechanisms for implementation, monitoring, reporting, and evaluation
Subtitle: a discussion paper prepared for the U.S. Civil Society Working Group on Women, Peace, and Security
By: Sahana Dharmapuri
Contributors: Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
Series: Carr Working Papers Series; Carr Working Papers Series
Publisher: Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
Published: 2011
Place of publication: [Cambridge, Mass.]
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Subjects: Women and peace; Women's rights; Peace-building; International Security; United Nations. Security Council; United Nations
Other titles: Survey of United Nations 1325 National Action Plan mechanisms for implementation, monitoring, reporting, and evaluation
Description: "This document is a summary of the key findings from a desk review on participatory mechanisms that have been used by other countries to facilitate dialogue during the development and implementation of their National Action Plans to implement UN 1325 (NAP). A matrix which summarizes the different structures and processes created to monitor, evaluate and facilitate dialogue with civil society in six countries is included. It provides some quick background information about types of models that could potentially be included in the US plan at this stage."--publ. note
Notes: "November 2011"

Includes bibliographical references.

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