It is a crisp spring morning in Ghonchi district in northern Tajikistan, and a large crowd of women from across the district have gathered outside of the main government building, the Khukumat. They are here for an historic event – the opening of Tajikistan’s first One Stop Shop for public service delivery.
This new initiative means that every Saturday morning, the Chiefs of the most critical government departments will come together in one “service hall” of the government building to provide speedy action and services for the local population. UN Women supported the Khukumat and the local Women’s Watch groups to conduct a study visit to Moldova, where a similar “Service Halls” concept is improving public service delivery to the most vulnerable.
For the full story, see UN Women.
It is a crisp spring morning in Ghonchi district in northern Tajikistan, and a large crowd of women from across the district have gathered outside of the main government building, the Khukumat. They are here for an historic event – the opening of Tajikistan’s first One Stop Shop for public service delivery.
This new initiative means that every Saturday morning, the Chiefs of the most critical government departments will come together in one “service hall” of the government building to provide speedy action and services for the local population. UN Women supported the Khukumat and the local Women’s Watch groups to conduct a study visit to Moldova, where a similar “Service Halls” concept is improving public service delivery to the most vulnerable.
For the full story, see UN Women.