In its discussions regarding the forthcoming report on the UN mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), the Security Council should ensure the report includes information on the following:

• Information, trends, and analysis on women’s participation in political, economic, and security policy in Haiti, including legislative and judicial reform efforts in the country;
• Access to services for survivors of gender-based violence, and an assessment of how to improve gaps in services and information about these services;
• Assessment of proper follow-up when cases of gender-based violence are identified;
• Assessment of the efficacy of patrols and identify ways to improve security for women and girls in the camps, including consultation with women and girls living in the camps; and
• Updates and assessment of the DPKO Guidelines for Integrating a Gender Perspective into the Work of United Nations Military in Peacekeeping Operations and monitor implementation across all forces in the mission.

In its discussions regarding the forthcoming report on the UN mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), the Security Council should ensure the report includes information on the following:

• Information, trends, and analysis on women’s participation in political, economic, and security policy in Haiti, including legislative and judicial reform efforts in the country;
• Access to services for survivors of gender-based violence, and an assessment of how to improve gaps in services and information about these services;
• Assessment of proper follow-up when cases of gender-based violence are identified;
• Assessment of the efficacy of patrols and identify ways to improve security for women and girls in the camps, including consultation with women and girls living in the camps; and
• Updates and assessment of the DPKO Guidelines for Integrating a Gender Perspective into the Work of United Nations Military in Peacekeeping Operations and monitor implementation across all forces in the mission.