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Development Cooperation Report 2012 - UNDP Afghanistan

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59<br />

14<br />

The National<br />

Action Plan<br />

for Women of<br />

<strong>Afghanistan</strong><br />

((NAPWA<br />

The program focuses on implementing the<br />

Government’s commitment to promote gender<br />

equality. The program would develop the<br />

capacity of all relevant government entities<br />

to mainstream the commitments and goals of<br />

NAPWA into their policy, planning, programming,<br />

budgeting, implementation, and monitoring<br />

and evaluation processes. Expanding<br />

access for women improves basic human rights<br />

and increases the productive capacity of the<br />

nation while reducing poverty.<br />

This program improves health infrastructure<br />

and service delivery. It aims at ameliorating<br />

the health and nutritional status of the people<br />

of <strong>Afghanistan</strong> in an equitable and sustainable<br />

manner through the provision of quality<br />

health services, advocacy for the development<br />

of healthy environments and living conditions<br />

and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.<br />

The Governance Cluster<br />

This program moves <strong>Afghanistan</strong> toward fiscal<br />

sustainability through supporting increased<br />

domestic revenue collection, strengthening the<br />

budget as an instrument of national policy, improving<br />

budget execution, developing capacity<br />

to implement effective programming and<br />

increasing accountability and transparency in<br />

public finances. Under this initiative, municipalities<br />

will also have applied systems of revenue<br />

collection, budgeting and financial management.<br />

This program is working to counter rising perceptions<br />

of corruption by increasing the transparency<br />

and accountability of procedures and<br />

controls. This is being accomplished through<br />

an ambitious agenda of legislative reform, investments<br />

in improved capacity in key national<br />

institutions, and clear decisions and actions to<br />

send the message that corruption will not be<br />

tolerated. The overall aim of the program is to<br />

strengthen public trust in government and creating<br />

an enabling environment for social and<br />

economic development.<br />

This program improves public expenditure<br />

and civil service management. It introduces<br />

and implements broad-based policy, legal, and<br />

structural reforms in public administration, improves<br />

public service delivery by Government<br />

through simplification of procedures, developing<br />

comprehensive training activities, improving<br />

working conditions of the civil service, developing<br />

measures to change the ability and<br />

capacity of civil service to better carry out its<br />

responsibilities, and enables development of<br />

core economic functions of government as independent<br />

authorities.<br />

Endorsed<br />

15<br />

The Health for<br />

All Afghans<br />

Program<br />

Endorsed<br />

16<br />

17<br />

18<br />

The National<br />

Financial and<br />

Economic Reforms<br />

Program<br />

The National<br />

Transparency<br />

and Accountability<br />

Program<br />

The Efficient<br />

and Effective<br />

Government<br />

Program<br />

Endorsed<br />

Under preparation<br />

Under preparation<br />

DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION REPORT

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