CHAPTER 6: SITUATING NHRI SUPPORT IN THE UN PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING PROCESS FIGURE 2: ROAD MAP FOR UN-SUPPORTED ANALYSIS AND STRATEGIC PLANNING TO STRENGTHEN THE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK Map the National policy and planning process, including use of SWAPs and DBS Assess the UN’s comparative advantages at country level Review the quality of the country’s analytic work (see Annex 2) Agree with the partners on the option for UN involvement in country analytic work Participation in government-led analysis Complementary UN supported analysis A full CCA process National development framework (including PRSP and JAS, where relevant) The UN’s analytical support strengthens the National development framework to reflect the Government’s commitments to internationally agreed goals QSA System: PSG review of analytical contributuion & draft UNDAF UNCT Note for the record (this represents the UN’s plan of engagement) It should be noted that mapping national policy and planning processes is a UN priority and must be reflected in National Development Plans. UNCTs should specifically consider if, when, and how best to engage with NHRIs. If there is no NHRI yet, they should consider how best to support its establishment, at each stage. Non-UN partner contributions Select strategic priorities & re-assess the UN’s comparative advantages UNDAF: 3 to 5 priorities for UN system cooperation The UN’s Response UNDAF: Outcome 1 UNDAF: Outcome 2 UN Agency 1&2 Outcome UN Agency 3 Outcome UN Agency 4 Outcome Joint Programme [Common Outputs of UN agency 1 & 2] UN Agency 3 Outputs UN Agency 4 Outputs It is important, first, because establishing and strengthening NHRIs is a UN priority. Second, failure to do so could limit options for future engagement in programme delivery. 107