On Friday, February 24, 2023, the 2023 annual review of the Sectoral Framework for Justice and Human Rights Dialogue (CSD-JDH), organized by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, in charge of Relations with Institutions, took place in Ouagadougou. It enabled the 2022 performance report to be validated and the priority actions planned for the period 2023-2025 to be examined.

An annual review was organized last Friday, in accordance with the monitoring and evaluation system of the national development policy. Sectoral dialogue frameworks are held every year in order to assess the results achieved by the sector. Indeed, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, in charge of Relations with Institutions, held this meeting to take stock of the performances recorded during 2022 and examine the priority actions planned for the period 2023-2025.

The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, in charge of Relations with Institutions, Keeper of the Seals, President of the CSD, Bibata Nébié /Ouédraogo, expressed on the occasion her satisfaction with the results achieved in 2022. Indeed, “out of 78 product indicators, 55 targets were achieved in 2022, representing a rate of 70.5 per cent. This rate reflects good performance in the sense that significant progress has been made in the sector despite the unfavourable security and economic context.”