Baseline 2020 Sample Clauses

Baseline 2020. Results of the survey on the status and health of women in a family Target: 2025: TBD after survey is completed Source: National survey on the status and health of women in a family Assumptions Development and adoption of a NAP on human rights with an established budget Development and adoption of a costed NAP on gender equality with monitoring and evaluation framework Implementation of the NAP on Child Rights by 2022 and development of an updated NAP on Child Rights for 2023 onwards Full implementation of the NAP on Ending Statelessness by 2024 Full implementation of the NAP in Turkmenistan to Fight Human Trafficking for 2020-2022. The Ministry of Finance and Economy establishes a system for results-based budgeting Recommendations/comments made by the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies and mechanisms, and the ILO Supervisory Bodies concerning the application of ratified Human Rights Treaties/ILO Conventions are implemented. Political will and support for innovative approaches to ensure sustainability. Indicative Outputs State institutions of Turkmenistan introduced systems of digital government, document management, and provision of efficient services for the population using ‘one stop shop’ principles. Sectoral ministries and agencies integrated a system of strategic planning, targeted budgeting and financing to achieve the SDGs, taking into account the interests of children, women, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups Public administration reform introduces a merit and performance-based civil service system, including the pool of highly competent, motivated, impartial civil servants, who develop, plan and implement evidence-based, human centred public policy Government, including law enforcement agencies and other state institutions develop, implement programmes and mechanisms in the field of human and labour rights and gender equality on the basis of recommendations from UN treaties and mechanisms and ILO supervisory bodies and feedback from civil society, including workers’ and employers’ organisations and relevant population groups Ministries and agencies of Turkmenistan introduced a system for collecting, analysing and using disaggregated data, taking into account the priorities of state policy and the SDGs for the development of people-centered and gender-responsive policies and programmes. Turkmenistan & United Nations Results Matrix [2021-2025] Outcomes & Outputs Indicators, Baselines, Targets, Data source Partners National Priority70:...
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