The WPS agenda is implemented through an enabling environment that advances women and young women leadership and participation in track I/II/III peace processes, prevention of violent extremism and promotion of human rights Address attitudinal and cultural biases through strong accountability frameworks, continued building of evidence based advocacy, ensuring women's participation in decision-making processes & responses related to conflict prevention and resolution, will create an enabling environment for implementation of commitments. Key partners include Clingendael Institute, Libyan Women’s Network for Peacebuilding, Benghazi University,  Women's Empowerment and Support Unit under the President Council, Gender focal points within the Ministries of Labour, Education, Local Government, Interior, Economy, Finance, the General Authority for Culture, ESCWA, UNSMIL, UNCT, INGOs, NGOs, Women's Networks, women's grassroots organizations and Academic Institutions, UNDP, UNFPA, WFP, the Women’s Union in Sebha, UNW HQ, DPPA, EUBAM, JRR and International Community.