Quarterly Project Progress Report
Coordinating with similar projects
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| Coordinating with similar projects JHRA has strengthened its coordination with other projects, agencies and institutions in order to maximize the impact of its activities. Working across projects extends the reach of JHRA programming throughout the Afghanistan government system, and encourages deeper entrenchment of priorities in the State. JHRA has worked closely with the UNDP Afghanistan Sub-national Governance Project (ASGP) on its work with municipal governments for the legal empowerment of street vendors. This tie-in allows for continued work in the regions with municipal officials, as well as the involvement of the governors offices and provincial councils in target provinces. This will encourage expansion of this initiative throughout the provinces and regions and broaden support and input fora national policy increasing the legal protection for those working in the informal sector. JHRA continues to implement the ROLIS through coordination with the UNAMA Rule of Law unit. All meetings, coordination of consultant’s action plans, and key deliverables are worked out jointly. JHRA will continue to tighten its work with other projects whenever necessary to strengthen the delivery of its programming for the men and women of Afghanistan. Facilitating consultations and creating dialogue To ensure that programming remains relevant and is delivered and/or supported in away that best contributes to the work undertaken by the government, JHRA holds regular consultations with government, donor, international agencies, and civil society partners to discuss realized and anticipated progress. This allows the project to re-gauge its planned support and tailor engagements to the needs as they emerge and respond to the political 32 | Page situation in Afghanistan. The ROLIS working group, LAGF Committee, the Technical Committee for UNCAT are some of the groups that have been meeting on a regular basis to undertake substantive discussions and ensure consensus building. Download 1.17 Mb. Share with your friends:
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