Laws, policies and strategies to promote women's participation in decision making processes and structures at national and local levels formulated, enforced, implemented and monitored in line with national, regional and international provisions. In 2013 Zimbabwe adopted a Constitutional amendment which provides for gender equality in Sections 17, 56 and 67.  UN Women will focus on providing technical support to the drafting of laws that seek to operationalise these Constitutional provisions on gender equality . This is in line with government's decision to prioritize alignment of laws and policies to the new Constitution and it builds on UN Women’s programming on the alignment of laws which started in 2013. UN Women will achieve this result through working in collaboration with UNDP, government line ministries (Ministries of Justice; Local Government;  Women Affairs and Home Affairs) independent commissions (Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, Zimbabwe Gender Commission, NPRC, Media Commission) and gender equality advocates.