Putting in place a national action plan against racial discrimination

A national action plan against racial discrimination is both an outcome and a process, with each aspect being equally important. The outcome is the plan itself and the activities that flow from it. The process through which a national action plan is developed will influence its chances of success, and the involvement of groups that are or could be affected by racial discrimination in each stage of the plan is key to its realization.

Related Subject(s): Human Rights and Refugees