|
The United Nations Joint Programme (UNJP) is a collaborative effort among NGOs, local governments, private sector companies and other partners to establish an appropriate political environment for the creation and implementation of effective policies and programmes to protect and promote women's and girls' rights.
 |
While seeking to improve the services extended to the female population, UNJP is deeply committed to contributing to reform in women's human rights issues as a whole. UNJP will work closely with its partners and share findings widely. |
Read moreHow UNJP Got Started
Turkey has made several reforms to enhance the women's
rights and also contributed to the UN gender projects.
 Several successful projects conducted by
the UN have contributed significantly to a better understanding of gender and women's rights issues in Turkey. However, to
achieve a lasting and cumulative result for gender issues, an umbrella programme
was essential.
United Nations Joint Programme (UNJP) has been drafted and implemented with a
view to outline the procedures to bring local governments, NGOs and
private sector representatives together to create projects and a work
environment that will promote women's rights and engage women in political decision making process
in greater numbers.
UNJP will be
reformatted
for implementation accross the
country, after the evaluation of the results of the current programme.
Read more
|
