Quarterly Project Progress Report
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| 2015 Annual Targets Q1 2015 Planned Q1 2015 Actual Comments ministerial task force to followup on recommendations from international human rights bodies. actions to recommendations from international human rights bodies) Develop information management systems to track and manage data on the State's application of UN international human rights obligations and recommendations Finalised RNAP, received approval from the Inter- Ministerial Taskforce, and distributed to government institutions for implementation. Nine HRSU staff attended a one-week training conducted by an OHCHR/UPR expert consequently staff are developing indicators for ratified treaties based on global human rights indicators standards. On target. Organize regular trainings, events, sensitization and information sessions for State officials on application of State human rights obligations, including the development of tailored training materials and curricula Work in this area is ongoing an assessment was completed on Kabul prisons and training and curriculum on human rights was developed for various government institutions. The unit conducted the first Inter-Ministerial Taskforce meeting at the MOJ on 19 January. Several decisions on human rights were undertaken. Human rights focal points from state institutions appointed. On target. Provide technical support and oversight HRSU received two interns for one and half months. On target. Provide operational support to HRSU JHRA continued to provide operational support to make local purchases and organize workshops. On target. 9 | Page bOUTPUT 2: Mechanisms for providing quality access to justice services to vulnerable groups are established and functional Output 2 aims to enhance the Afghan public’s access to quality justice services through the improvement and provision of legal representation, increasing the number and capacity of trained justice officials at the sub-national level, and improving service delivery on EVAW. This output supports NPP 5 component 3 (Increasing meaningful access to justice) and component 4 (Building institutional capacity to strengthen justice delivery, and includes working with the service providers of the justice institutions – courts, prosecutors offices, EVAW Units, Huquq Departments, Family Response Units (FRUs), Afghanistan Independent Bar Association (AIBA) chapters, and National Legal Training Centres (NLTCs). Download 1.17 Mb. Share with your friends:
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