Governance
In an effort to enhance social accountability, a comprehensive approach was adopted to build citizens’ capacity on their rights and raise widespread awareness about the Right to Information (RTI). This initiative aimed to educate the masses and empower them to hold duty-bearers accountable.
To improve service delivery, various strategies were implemented, including dialogues and workshops. These events facilitated the establishment of effective linkages between duty-bearers and right-holders, fostering a more responsive and efficient service delivery system.
Empowering women was another crucial focus. Efforts were made to increase women’s capacity for political participation through voter education and assistance with CNIC registration. Additionally, there was a concerted push to promote mass awareness of RTI, ensuring citizens understood their right to access information.
Developing multi-stakeholder platforms at district and provincial levels played a key role in bridging gaps between duty-bearers and right-holders. These platforms provided a space for dialogue and collaboration, enhancing mutual understanding and cooperation.
Furthermore, aspiring women candidates for local bodies and general elections were mobilized and given the necessary training to build their capacity, ensuring they were well-prepared to participate in the political arena. Through these combined efforts, significant strides were made in promoting accountability, improving service delivery, and empowering women in the community.
