Pakistan

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Paragraph 1, page 12

Integrate innovative responses embedded in multisectoral partnerships between civil society (including community volunteers), academia, the private sector, trade unions and all levels of government;

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Cross cutting: Human rights-based approaches; gender equality; environment; climate change adaptation and mitigation; humanitarian and pandemic response; innovation; digital transformation; good governance; youth development; inclusion; data; promotion of volunteerism. 

Paragraph 3, page 21

In addition, the UN will work to increase digitization, strengthen the generation and use of disaggregated data, foster integrated cross-sectoral approaches, and focus on capacity development for the long-term sustainability of skills development, institution building, service delivery and the promotion of volunteerism.
 

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Facilitating community-based volunteerism and livelihood opportunities to enhance local community engagement and sustainable social protection systems.

Paragraph 5, page 32

Contributing to strengthening women’s machineries and parliamentary caucuses, as well as supporting women-led organizations, women volunteers and women’s leadership, especially in economic and financial sectors.

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Assisting efforts to build new and strengthen existing networks with civil society organizations and volunteer organizations that work to advance gender equality. 

Paragraph 7, page 34

Partnerships for this outcome include engagement with: women’s machineries, departments and human rights’ ministries; parliamentarians’ political parties (so that all parties include gender mainstreaming in their political manifestos); religious leaders and philanthropists; the National Commission for Human Rights; the media; academia; volunteer networks and organizations that engage volunteers; the civil society organization consortium; the National Commission on the Status of Women and provincial commissions; and the private sector.
 

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Promoting research and efforts to inventory communities’ indigenous knowledge, traditional techniques and practices that contribute to disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation, while ensuring the active participation of formal and informal volunteer groups and networks.

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Advocating for the protection of biodiversity and natural habitats, as well as eco-tourism by promoting national parks and cultural heritage sites across the Indus Basin, while ensuring the active participation of indigenous communities and local volunteers.

Paragraph 10, page 46

Promoting increased coordination and cooperation by working with government departments at the federal and provincial levels, criminal justice institutions, the judiciary, civil society – including informal and formal volunteer networks – and the media for improved service delivery.

Paragraph 11, page 47

Assisting the establishment of stronger government protection mechanisms, justice chains, civil society – including informal and formal volunteer networks – and the media to advance people’s empowerment and their ability to secure their fundamental rights, especially vulnerable groups, women, children, those deprived of liberty and those at risk of threats and violence. 

Paragraph 12, page 48

Partners relevant for strengthened justice systems: provincial criminal justice institutions; law enforcement agencies; the Supreme Court of Pakistan; provincial High Courts; legal aid authorities; Bar Councils across Pakistan; and informal and formal volunteer groups and networks. 

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