women farmers include profit-sharing but need better safeguards. The use of redress mechanisms to address land titling, encroachment and similar issues PRS has led to better service delivery for all families living in the project areas. Women’s right to land titles has been established as normative based on work done by ACRP3 partner in East. Property dispute mediation by LGAs (between parties where encroachment has occurred) is potentially transformative since LGAs are delivering services at grassroots levels of administration. Public redress mechanisms do not deal with larger policy and corruption issues, including military-related concerns Mainstreaming of programme activities by Government and other major development actors CBOs are now consulted by LGAs and decentralized government systems (GN, DS and Gas) in and implementation of local programmes. NELSIP mainstreams Public Redress and Participatory Budgeting mechanisms across North and East provinces. The School Twinning program adopted by Education Ministry. The success of upstream (TAF and GIZ) projects can help leverage AusAID’s investments with the WB and other future governance initiatives. Conflict Transformation impacts Livelihood initiatives for LTTE ex-combatants have provided crucial option for their rehabilitation into society School Twinning has begun process of inter-ethnic reconciliation and Increased sensitivity to marginal and vulnerable ethnic community needs not yet visible though increased incomes have been recorded by selected LGAs through better revenue collection. Increased engagement with core issues and militarisation Women and families more empowered to confront military and majoritarian systems when there is personal injustice against CBOs have won concessions from military, such as shifting of and checkpoints in North & East. Gender and EVAW networks in East have increased Government accountability vis-à-vis protection issues, but not yet at higher However, military still enjoys full impunity for rights abuse, especially against women. building.
farmers include safeguards for profit-sharing 4. The use of redress mechanisms to address land titling, encroachment and similar issues 4.I PRS has led to better service delivery for all families living in the project 4.C Women’s right to land titles has been established as normative based on work done by ACRP3 partner 4.G Property dispute mediation by LGAs (between parties encroachment has occurred) is potentially transformative since LGAs are delivering services at grassroots levels of administration. 5. Mainstreaming of programme activities by Government and other major development actors 5.I 5.C CBOs are consulted by LGAs and decentralized government systems in decision-making and implementation of local programmes. 5.G e.g. PRS and Participatory Budgeting mechanisms are mainstreamed, School Twinning program adopted by Education Ministry. 6. Conflict Transformation impacts 6.I Livelihood initiatives for LTTE have provided crucial option for rehabilitation into society 6.C School Twinning has begun process of inter-ethnic reconciliation and trust-building. 6.G Increased sensitivity to marginal and vulnerable ethnic community needs not yet visible though increased incomes have been recorded by selected LGAs through better revenue collection. 7. Increased engagement with core post-war issues and militarisation concerns 7.I Women and families more empowered to confront military and majoritarian systems when there is personal injustice against them, which acts as deterrent 7.C CBOs win concessions from military, such as shifting of camps and check points in North & East. 7.G e.g. Gender and EVAW networks increase Gvt accountability vis-à-vis protection issues, but not yet at higher political levels. Key campaigns include contesting Navy land shifting of military
priority concerns (peace and conflict, gender and inclusion, capacity building); Support for overarching program level M&E functions including an ACRP3 ToC and EOPOs, biannual monitoring missions; Support to partners to strengthen M&E systems and practice with a focus on strengthening evidence based analysis and evaluation; Facilitation support for improved analysis and learning across the portfolio of initiatives and between partners or groups of partners; Delivery of identified capacity building activities for AusAID and ACRP3 partners. 1.2 The expanded TST would include national and international technical advisers with competencies in: M&E; Gender and social inclusion; Peace and conflict; Capacity building. X X X X X X X X