United Nations Strategic Framework for Afghanistan

20 20 | UNITED NATIONS STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR AFGHANISTAN Figure 1: UN Strategic Framework Theory of Change 1. Sustained Essential Services 2. Economic Opportunities and Resilient Livelihoods OUTCOME 1 OUTCOME 2 3. Social Cohesion, Inclusion, Gender Equality, Human Rights, and Rule of Law OUTCOME 3 By the end of 2025, more people in Afghanistan, particularly the most marginalized, can equitably access essential services that meet minimum quality standards By the end of 2025, more people in Afghanistan will benefit from an increasingly inclusive economy, with greater equality of economic opportunities, jobs, and more resilient livelihoods, increased food production, and improved natural resources management By the end of 2025, more people in Afghanistan can participate in an increasingly socially cohesive, gender equal, and inclusive society, where the rule of law and human rights are progressively upheld, and more people can participate in governance and decision- making Output 1.1: Health and Nutrition Output 1.2: Education Output 1.3: WASH Output 1.4: Social Protection Output 1.5: Protection Output 2.1: Economic Stabilization Output 2.2: Private Sector Development 0 Output 2.3: Sustainable Agriculture and Livelihoods Output 3.1: Social Cohesion and Inclusion Output 3.2:Justice and Rule of Law Output 3.3: Human Rights & Non- Discrimination of Women COLLECTIVE OUTCOMES CO1: By the end of 2025, the estimated proportion of people in Afghanistan experiencing acute food insecurity declines by 20% CO2: By the end of 2025, child mortality rate declines by 4% and maternal mortality rate by 3% 3.3 Cross-Cutting Principles The UN Strategic Framework, and all interventions undertaken in support of its implementation, are underpinned by various cross-cutting principles that will inform all aspects of the UN's work in Afghanistan. The UN will integrate a human rights-based approach to ensure that all interventions adhere to international standards and principles to promote and protect human rights that will ultimately lead towards the realization of the fundamental rights of the Afghan people as outlined in international and regional human rights instruments including international labour standards, particularly those pertaining to the rights of women and girls that are being systematically eroded by the de facto authorities. -

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