‘What Gets Measured Gets Done’: Translating Accountability Frameworks into Better Responses for Women and Girls in Peacebuilding Contexts

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Notes

¹ Cueva and Kuonqui (2012).

² Castillo Diaz and Tordjman (2012).

³ UN (2009) Operational Paragraph 9.

⁴ UN (2009).

⁵ UN (2009), para. 19.

⁶ UN (2010).

⁷ UN (2010), para. 36.

⁸ Kundu (2013).

⁹ Adapted from Kundu (2013).

¹⁰ Cueva and Kuonqui (2012).

¹¹ Adapted from Kundu (2013).

¹² UN (2012).

¹³ Liberia Peacebuilding Programme 2011 to 2013, 2 May 2011, Monrovia: www.unpbf.org/countries/liberia, accessed 12 January 2015.

¹⁴ Cueva and Kuonqui (2012).

¹⁵ UNDP Evaluation Office (2012).

¹⁶ UNDP Bureau for Development Policy (2014).

¹⁷ UNDP Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery (2013).

¹⁸ UNDG (2013), p. 1.

¹⁹ O'Gorman (2014).

²⁰ Justino (2012).

²¹ Projects were in Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Nepal, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda. For more information on the PBSO's GPI see: http://www.unpbf.org/news/pbf-gender-promotion-initiative/, accessed 12 January 2015.

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Sarah Douglas

SARAH DOUGLAS is a Policy Specialist on Peacebuilding and Recovery at UN Women and has been a leader on gender-responsive peacebuilding and security sector reform globally and in North Africa for over a decade. She holds a Master's of Science in Gender and Development from the London School of Economics.