Common Country Assessment (CCA) - ECSS | Eritrean Center for ...

• Inadequate
institutional
capacity
(manpower,
laws/
regulations,
communication
channels) for
accountable,
efficient public
administration
• Inadequate
participation of
vulnerable
groups
• Slow pace of
decentralization
• Slow public sector reforms
• Delay in promulgation
/implementation of key laws
(decentralization, budgetary,
civil service, electoral)
• Inadequate civic and legal
rights
• Illiteracy (esp. female)
• Disability
• Under-utilization of RH
services
• Lack of domestic laboursaving
devices and services
(eg. child care)
• HIV/AIDS stigma and
discrimination
• Inadequate human and
material resources
• Inadequate level of
skilled manpower
and material
resources
• Concerns associated
with lack of progress
with border
demarcation
• Limited active civil
society
• Budgetary
constraints
• Inadequate access to
RH services
• Inadequate access to
domestic labour
saving devices and
child care facilities
• Slow pace of human
resource
development and
deployment
• Competing priorities
• Lack of border
demarcation
• War effect
• Tradition/
custom
• Financial
constraints
• Low GDP
• Lack of border
demarcation
• Public-Private-Civil
society roles/ regulations
• Executive-Legislative-
Judiciary roles/
regulations
• Civil service and electoral
laws’ development
• Civic education, legal
rights literacy/ awareness
• Refugee/Returnee/IDP
programs
• RH service support
• Education/ mobilization
on prevention of harmful
traditional practices and
gender-based violence
• Gender equity and
empowerment
• Primary and secondary
education
• Public administration
education
CAPACITY GAPS
Duty Bearers: 1) Public sector: PME for accountable efficient public administration, involvement of civil society and private sector, women's empowerment, pro
decision-making at all levels, separation of powers. 2) Community leaders: promotion of civic education/legal rights literacy, female participation including use o
care facilities, labour saving devices. 3) Family: promote female participation, utilization of RH/HIV prevention and treatment services, and use of labour-saving
Rights Holders: 1) Public sector: freedom from threat of war. 2) Community leaders: information on due process, participation in governance mechanisms, la
execution 3) Family: information on due process, promotion of participation in governance mechanisms, laws, policies’ formulation and execution, promotion of f
decision-making; redress for gender-based violence.