Implement transparent SGBV roadmap (LR0045)

9.1 Provide open data and information on implementation of SGBV roadmap; 9.2 Create a monitoring system for SGBV across public service departments. The following milestones will be reached to fulfill the commitment: 1. Provide regular updates on the Government’s implementation of the Government of Liberia & Partners’ Roadmap on Ending Sexual and Gender-Based Violence 2020-2022; 2. Establish sexual and gender harassment committees in all Ministries- ensuring 50% of the committee members are female; 3. Make annual reports of the sexual and gender Harassment Committee publicly available on each Ministry’s website. The commitment will increase transparency around poverty and gender-based violence by highlighting these issues and hold those responsible accountable for their actions. The commitment increases public information through new mapping, tracking and justice initiatives and mechanisms. Milestone Activity With a Verifiable Deliverable Deadline: Responsible agency 1. Conduct Post Module Test (PMT) in 2 counties to establish the poorest of the poor and provide a roadmap for actions to lift them out of poverty Begins January 2021 and ongoing until December 2022 Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) 2. Civil Society mapping to create equal space for participation and effective implementation that impact citizens Begins January 2021 and ongoing until December 2022 MoGCSP 3. Create a platform to track all GBV cases across the country that link with all sectors (Justice, Health, LNP, and Judiciary) for due process of litigation. Begins January 2021 and ongoing until December 2022 MoGCSP

Action Plan Review

Commitment 9: Accountability and Transparency in Addressing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence

● Verifiable: Yes

● Does it have an open government lens? Yes

● Potential for results: Modest

Results Report

Commitment 9. ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN ADDRESSING SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

● Verifiable: Yes

● Does it have an open government lens? Yes

● Potential for results: Modest

● Completion: Not started

● Did it open government? No evidence available

The IRM researcher did not find evidence online that the milestones to conduct a Post Module Test, map CSOs, or create a platform to track gender-based violence cases across the country had been started. The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection and the OGP Secretariat did not respond to the IRM researcher’s request for further information.