Outcome CMR_D_4.1

By 2026, more people, by age group, especially the most vulnerable, including refugees and IDPs, use quality basic social services equitably and sustainably to realize their full human potential and enhance their social and economic well-being (OUTCOME 2.1/UNSCDF).

UN Women contributed to the achievement of this outcome. This was accomplished by supporting initiatives that enable positions in national and local institutions, including (a) legislatures, (b) the public service, and (c) the judiciary, while considering national distributions by sex, age, disability status, and population groups in fragile, crisis, or conflict-affected countries. UN Women also worked to increase the percentage of women and girls as direct beneficiaries in coordinated humanitarian responses and supported the implementation and monitoring of adopted National Action Plans on Women, Peace, and Security. As a result, there is: Improved mainstreaming of gender in humanitarian action (GIHA) in the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) : Gender was well highlighted in Cameroon's HNO and HRP 2024 documents thanks to the rapid gender analysis for the North-West and South-West regions carried out in October-December 2023, as well as the capacity strengthening of the inter-sector on the use of gender indicators and gender markers and the technical review of documents produced by the humanitarian actors from the different clusters during the 2024 humanitarian response planning process.