B.4.g CSO Preferred Standard Indicators - Annex G.docx

CSO PREFERRED STANDARD “F” INDICATORS

http://www.state.gov/f/indicators/index.htm

If relevant, the following indicators need to be incorporated into the program monitoring plan.

Gender Cross-Cutting Gender Equality/Female Empowerment GNDR-l: Number of legal instruments drafted, proposed or adopted with USG assistance designed to promote gender equality or non-discrimination against women or girls at the national or sub-national level.

· GNDR-1-a - Drafted: the process of writing the preliminary or final version of a legal instrument for review and revision by a competent authority based on input from key stakeholders

· GNDR-1-b - Proposed: the act of formally seeking approval for adopting a legal instrument from the relevant authority, such as the legislative or executive branch of government

· GNDR-1-c - Adopted: upon formal approval by the relevant government authority, the legal instrument has taken effect or become binding

GNDR-4: Percentage of participants reporting increased agreement with the concept that males and females should have equal access to social, economic, and political resources and opportunities.

· GNDR-4-c - Numerator: Numerator (total number of participants whose survey scores have improved over time)

· GNDR-4-d - Denominator: Denominator (total number of participants)Denominator

· GNDR-4-e - Percentage of male participants who showed increased agreement

· GNDR-4-f - Percentage of female participants who showed increased agreement

GNDR-8: Number of persons trained with USG assistance to advance outcomes consistent with gender equality or female empowerment through their roles in public or private sector institutions or organizations.

· GNDR-8-a - Sex: Male

· GNDR-8-a - Sex: Female

Women, Peace, and Security GNDR-10: Number of local women participating in a substantive role or position in a peacebuilding process supported with USG assistance.

Peace and Security Countering Violent Extremism PS.1.2-1: Number of projects directly related to US Government preventing and countering violent extremism objectives implemented in country by civil society and partner groups

Peace and Reconciliation Processes PS.6.2-1 - Number of new groups or initiatives created through USG funding, dedicated to resolving the conflict or the drivers of the conflict

· PS.6.2-1-a - Number of new groups

· PS.6.2-1-b - Number of initiatives

PS.6.2-3 - Number of USG supported events, trainings, or activities implemented to build support for peace or reconciliation among key actors to the conflict

· PS.6.2-3-a - Number of events

· PS.6.2-3-b - Number of activities

· PS.6.2-3-c - Number of trainings

PS.6.2-4 - Number of people who participated in USG-supported events, trainings, or activities designed to build mass support for peace and reconciliation.

· PS.6.2-4-a - Number of males

· PS.6.2-4-b - Number of females

· PS.6.2-4-c – Neither

· PS.6.2-4-d-Disaggregates Not Available

Democracy, Human Rights and Governance Consensus-Building Processes DR.3.1-1 - Number of USG-assisted consensus-building processes resulting in an agreement

· DR.3.1-1-a - Number of processes related to LGBTI issues

· DR.3.1-1-b - Number of processes related to women's rights issues

· DR.3.1-1-c - Number of processes related to religious freedoms

DR.3.1-2 - Number of groups trained in conflict mediation/resolution skills or consensus-building techniques with USG assistance

· DR.3.1-2-a - Number of women's rights groups

· DR.3.1-2-b - Number of groups working on LGBTI issues

· DR.3.1-2-c - Number of indigenous people's groups

· DR.3.1-2-d - Number of groups working on religious freedom

DR.3.1-3 - Number of consensus building forums (multi-party, civil/security sector, and/or civil /political) held with USG Assistance

Civil Society Organizational Capacity Development DR 4.2-2 - Number of civil society organizations (CSOs) receiving USG assistance engaged in advocacy interventions