Sawasya III Rule of Law Palestine
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Sawasya III is a comprehensive United Nations joint programme that aims to advance the promotion, respect for, and fulfilment of human rights and gender equality across the occupied Palestinian. It is jointly implemented by UNDP, UN Women, and UNICEF and supported by a donor consortium. Sawasya III centres around people’s needs for providing higher quality ser...
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Sawasya III is a comprehensive United Nations joint programme that aims to advance the promotion, respect for, and fulfilment of human rights and gender equality across the occupied Palestinian. It is jointly implemented by UNDP, UN Women, and UNICEF and supported by a donor consortium. Sawasya III centres around people’s needs for providing higher quality services within more responsive institutions and fostering inclusiveness, while addressing resistance to change. The aim is to reinforce equal justice for all, with a particular emphasis on the most at-risk groups, which serves as a critical measure of progress towards a cohesive, democratic, and inclusive society that respects human rights. Sawasya III adopts a people-centred justice approach in line with the UN's global approach to RoL programs and Sidas poor people’s perspective and rights based approach. Five Palestinian justice sector agencies sign the program document: the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Social Development, the High Judicial Council, the Attorney General’s office and the Sharia Courts. The program also relies on effective alliances with Palestinian CSO, who support the program in various areas including awareness raising, legal aid, court monitoring, and advocacy.
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The contribution is in its first year and there is no information on results at present. Sawasya III is a direct continuation of Sawasya II which was finalized with good results in 2023.
The over all goal of Swasya is: People in the State of Palestine, especially women and children, have access to justice in a protective, inclusive and responsive system that promotes, respects, and fulfils human rights and gender equality. There are four programme outcomes listed under this goal: Outcome 1: People, particularly those at risk, have improved access to high-quality services relating to their legal, psychosocial, protection, and security needs Outcome 2: People are served by responsive institutions that have strengthened capacity to operate in an effective, efficient, peoplecentred, and accountable manner Outcome 3: Societal and institutional behaviours and attitudes that uphold human rights, gender equality, and equity principles are embraced. Outcome 4: Womens access to gender responsive and inclusive justice, security and protection services is strengthened..
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