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General Consulting and Training(GCT) signed a contract with UNDP to provide a consultancy service
General Consulting and Training(GCT) signed a contract with UNDP to provide a consultancy service
General Consulting and Training(GCT) signed a contract with UNDP to provide a consultancy service entitled " Provision of Capacity Assessment, Development of Capacity Development Strategy, and a Diagnostic Report of the Existing Legal Framework for Governorate Office in the oPt" . In line with the Development for Freedom (Empowered lives. Resilient Rations) ) program and the 13th Palestinian authority (PA) Government plan of 2011-2013 which called ending the occupation, establishing the state, UNDP/PAPP governance team in coordination with Palestinian partner institutions developed the "supporting governance for Palestinian statehood" program which aims to achieve three outputs: 1. Institutions of governance and public administration able to fulfil responsibilities and undertake administrative/ financial functions, 2. Sustainable platforms inclusive dialogue and accountable interaction between state and citizen established with an emphasis on women and youth, and 3. State and independent bodies empowered and challenges for statehood. Reference to the above three outputs and mainly the first output, there is an activity aiming at developing a comprehensive intervention at the governorates level entitled "support APLA(Association of Palestinian Local Authority) and local governorates to improve decentralized service delivery to local constituencies", which will be achieved by conducting the aforementioned consultancy. this consultancy aims at: 1. Conducting a capacity assessment of all governorate offices. 2. Formulating capacity development strategy to address capacity gaps and a capacity development action plan for governorate, based on the results of the capacity assessment. 3. Developing a diagnostic report of the existing legal framework for governorate offices in the oPt (both in Gaza and the West Bank), provide recommendations for improvements and highlights of a suggested new legal framework that clearly defines responsibilities and authorities of governors, with special emphasis on the relation with local government units, PA line ministries at the governorate level, and regional (governorate) planning.