This chapter presents the results of the outcome analysis, and an assessment of cross-cutting issues. The main factors that influenced UNDP performance and contributions to results are also described in this section. The assessment was based on an analysis of the correlation between project results, their contribution to the expected outputs under each outcome, and consequently to the overall outcome objectives.
2.1 Governance, peacebuilding and rule of law CPD Outcome 1. By 2021, political and administrative institutions and civil society organisations promote and contribute to peace, security, national reconciliation and human rights. Related outputs Output 1.1. Justice and security services are delivered to the population and criminal cases are adjudicated including by the Special Criminal Court Output 1.2. Increased women’s participation in decision making processes at national and local level Output 1.3. National policy on decentra li z ation is implemented taking into account the principles of gender equality Output 1.4. Electoral cycle completed as per constitutional timeline Output 1.5. Public administration has an anti corruption policy elaborated and enforced Output 1.6. The capac ity of the Ministry of Planning and the Permanent Secretariat in development aid coordination and management is strengthened
Outcome 1 of the CPD includes interventions in the areas of governance, peacebuilding and the rule of law. This part of the programme aims to reinforce links between peace and development initiatives by enhancing the capacity of the Government to lead ongoing stabilization efforts. Projects under this outcome are grouped around six outputs: Justice, security and rule of law (Output 1.1); Gender equality and women’s participation in decision making processes (Output 1.2); Decentralization (Output 1.3); Electoral support (Output 1.4); Anticorruption policy (Output 1.5); and Planning capacity and development aid coordination (Output 1.6). Outputs 1.5 and 1.6 were kept out of the scope of this assessment given the low level of expenditure for the former and the cross-cutting nature of the latter. The largest output areas under Outcome 1 were justice, security and rule of law (nine projects) and electoral support (two projects), with cumulative expenditure reaching $42.1 million and $27.6 million, respectively. Together, these two outputs represented 89 percent of Outcome 1 expenditure, and 79 percent of total programme spending.
CHAPTER 2. Findings
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