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The Government of Mexico presents its first annual report in compliance with the National Plan of Action in Follow-up to Resolution 1325 2000 of the UN Security Council on women peace and security PNA-1325.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs SRE the Ministry of National Defense SEDENA the Ministry of the Navy SEMAR the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection SSPC and the National Institute for Women INMUJERES announce the first report of the activities carried out in 2021 to fulfill the objectives of the National Action Plan for the follow-up of resolution 1325 2000 of the United Nations Security Council on Women Peace and Security PNA-1325.With the aim of promoting the full substantive and equal participation of women at all levels and areas including the security sector as well as to make visible their role and contributions as actors in the maintenance and construction of peace prevention of conflicts and the reconstruction of the social fabric the PNA-1325 report describes the activities that were developed in accordance with the attributions of the Mexican government dependencies in the four areas recommended in the reports of the Secretary General of the United Nations on the agenda of Women Peace and Security 1 Prevention 2 Participation 3 Protection and 4 Relief and Recovery.Likewise and in compliance with the monitoring and evaluation measures of the Report the advances in the indicators are included with hyperlinks that allow expanding the information of each of the four areas including the initiatives presented by Mexico in its non-permanent membership of the Council. of Security of the UN in the biennium 2021-2022.In addition in the development of the activities contemplated in the Plan dialogue has been held with representatives of civil society as well as with academics and experts in the Women Peace and Security agenda. Experiences and good practices have been exchanged with other countries in order to take into account their contributions in the implementation of PNA-1325 in the coming years.Mexico is one of the 98 countries in the world and the fifth in Latin America and the Caribbean that have a national plan of action for the implementation of the women peace and security agenda. Likewise Mexico is a pioneer in implementing a peacebuilding strategy at the territorial level financed with government funds the MUCPAZ Initiative.The presentation of said report is consistent with the commitment of the participating institutions and of Mexico with gender equality the National Program for Equality between Women and Men 2020-2024 the Women Peace and Security agenda and the Action Initiative for Peacekeeping and Gender Parity of the UN Secretary General.
