PeaceWomen has established a monitoring tool to track UN entities implementation of Security Council Resolution 1325. Currently no other independent organization has been tracking and monitoring UN entities and their work on SCR 1325. As the UN bodies and entities have a key role to play in implementing the women, peace and security agenda, this development of a monitoring tool is a critical step for delivering results on the ground. We aim to promote coherence, transparency and accountability within the UN system and address the lack of a systematic approach to women, peace, and security issues.

This section includes: information about how the UN works to promote women, peace and security (UN Basics), an analysis of the women, peace and security content (or lack thereof) in the work of main UN bodies (PeaceWomen UN Monitoring), and a user-friendly map of the UN system, which allows users to access each UN entity (UN Implementation).


UN Basics


PeaceWomen UN Monitoring


UN Implementation


Our approach is a creative way of raising awareness about the responsibilities of different actors in implementing the women, peace and security agenda. The monitoring of such bodies enables the development of a dialogue between international advocacy and corresponding national movements, which results in a stronger, multifaceted, combined approach.

To find more information about the UN structure please click here to see our interactive version of the map.