PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPMENT, KAZAKHSTAN, 2016-2020

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PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPMENT, KAZAKHSTAN, 2016-2020
Indicator 3:
 
Regional dialogue/agr
eements/ pr
ot
ection me
ch
-
anisms t
o s
trengthen rule of la
w
, human rights and
 
gender equalit
y, based on UN principles, s
tandar
ds
 
and Conventions
 
Baseline:
Ad hoc actions and agr
eements exis
t, with K
az
akh
-
st
an using bes
t pr
actice t
o pr
omo
te UN s
tandar
ds
 
(e.g., r
ela
ting t
o he
alth service deliver
y, migr
ation,
 
DRR, 
and 
st
at
eles
snes
s). 
Ho
we
ver
, it 
does 
no
t shar
e 
its experience s
ys
tema
tic
ally with neighbouring
 
countries.
 
Tar
get:
 
Co-or
dina
ted agr
eements and actions on priori
-
ty de
velopment is
sues in the r
egion (e.g., five CA
 
countries and Afghanis
tan ar
e able t
o addr
es
s 
mixed-migr
ation challenges, r
egional s
ta
tements,
 
plans 
of 
action 
and 
an 
inf
orma
tion 
sharing 
pla
t-
form f
or DRR, c
omba
ting or
ganized crime and r
e-
ducing s
ta
teles
snes
s)
Univer
sal P
eriodic
 
Re
view
 
Ins
titutions in place
 
and functioning t
o 
pr
omo
te r
egional
 
co-oper
ation
IOM and UNHCR
 
reports on the
 
number
s of per
sons
 
ref
err
ed 
to 
av
ailable
 
pr
ot
ection me
cha
-
nisms 
(i.e. 
pr
ot
ec
-
tion f
or victims of
 
tra
fficking and as
y-
lum pr
ocedur
es)
UNODC W
orld
 
Drug R
eports
Kaz
akhs
tan is alr
eady
  
part
y t
o a number of
 
int
erna
tional human
 
rights ins
truments
Kaz
akhs
tan ma
y be
 
reluct
ant t
o c
onsider
 
acces
sion t
o o
ther int
er
-
na
tional ins
truments,
 
such as the Convention
 
for the P
ro
te
ction of
 
St
at
eles
s P
er
sons and
 
the Convention f
or the
 
Reduction of St
at
eles
s-
nes
s
Although K
az
akhs
tan
 
has 
adopt
ed/r
atifi
ed 
a 
number 
of 
int
erna
tional
 
Conventions, 
full 
imple
-
ment
ation is s
till lacking
 
(e.g., 
UPR)
  
Monit
oring 
of 
ac
-
ces
s 
to 
pr
ot
ection
 
pr
ocedur
es and
 
fairnes
s 
of 
pr
oce
-
dur
es
Co-oper
ation be
-
tween 
la
w 
en
-
for
cement, bor
der
 
contr
ol agencies
 
and humanit
arian
 
agencies, and the
 
minis
tries of En
-
er
gy
, A
gricultur
e 
and  Ec
onomic
s,
 
and 
 
Commit
tees
 
on Emer
gency Situ
-
ations, 
in 
co-oper
-
ation with r
ele
vant
 
minis
tries 
and 
agen
-
cies acr
os
s Centr
al
 
Asian c
ountries
Indicator 4:
Number 
of 
int
erna
tional 
actions/s
ys
tema
tized
 
co-oper
ative agr
eements r
eached by CA c
ountries
 
to 
manage 
es
sential 
na
tur
al 
resour
ces 
(such 
as 
w
a-
ter
, ener
gy and land), and the r
esponse t
o dis
as
ter
s 
and clima
te change
 
Baseline:
 
Lack of s
ys
tema
tized 
le
arning and 
co-oper
ation a
t 
a t
echnic
al le
vel on tr
ans-boundar
y is
sues (such as
 
w
at
er
, ener
gy and 
aquif
er s
ys
tems), 
and 
a lack of
 
co-or
dina
ted actions t
o mitiga
te/adapt t
o the ef
-
fe
cts of clima
te change (on agricultur
e and c
om
-
mon r
esour
ces)
Target: 
Sy
st
ema
tized 
and 
str
eamlined 
te
chnic
al 
ex
-
change and c
o-oper
ation among CA c
ountries in
 
managing critic
al c
ommon na
tur
al r
esponses, as well
 
as c
o-or
dina
ted clima
te change mitiga
tion and ad
-
apt
ation me
chanisms (f
or such 
spher
es as enhanced
 
food se
curit
y and w
at
er r
esour
ce management)
Reports by 
UNE
CE,
 
UNEP
, UNDP 
(CRM
 
pr
oje
ct), UNISDR
 
and/or CARE
C
The subje
ct ma
y be
 
too 
politic
ally 
sensitive
 
to allo
w c
onsensus
 
Incr
eased risk of
 
trans-boundar
y hu
-
man se
curit
y vulner
-
abilities ma
y pr
event
 
ef
fe
ctive r
egional c
ol
-
labor
ation
  
M
FA
MoI (CoES)
The Minis
tr
y of In
-
ves
tment 
and 
De
-
velopment
 
The 
Ec
onomic 
Min
-
istr
y 
The Minis
tr
y of En
-
er
gy