Women, Peace, Security, and the National Action Plans.
Author:
Fritz, J. M., Doering, S. & Fumru, F. B.
Date:
2011
Language:
English
Region:
Global
Country:
[unspecified]
Full Harvard Reference:
Fritz, J. M., Doering, S. & Fumru, F. B. (2011). Women, Peace, Security, and the National Action Plans. pp. 1-23.
Twenty criteria are used to analyse sixteen national action plans that focus on women, peace, and security. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, a base for the national plans, highlights the terrible consequences of violent conflict on women and girls as well as the important role of women in all peacebuilding processes. Suggestions are made for those developing or revising plans and include addressing the relevant points from four UN Security Council resolutions (1325, 1820, 1888, and 1889); specifying all processes and timelines; and including civil society participation in all phases of a plan's development; implementation, and assessment.