Evaluation Details

Title :

Evaluability Assesment of UNIFEM´s Strategic Plan (2008-2013)

Relevant SN Outcomes :

Office to Manage the Evaluation :

UNIFEM DATA 2008-2011

Evaluation Plan:

2010 - 2010,UNIFEM DATA 2008-2011 HQ

Evaluation Type:

Programme Evaluation

Status:

Completed

Completion Date:

10/2010

Planned Initiation Date:

01/2010

Planned End Date:

10/2010

Countries :

Management Response :

Evaluation Report Quality Rating :

Not Rated

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UN Women SP Impact :

SP 2014-2017 Impact Area 6: a comprehensive set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and women's empowerment is in place that is dynamic, responds to new and emerging issues, challenges and opportunities and provides a firm basis for action by Governments and other stakeholders at all levels

Programme Budget (US $) :

$164,250.00

Planned Evaluation Budget (US $) :

$164,250.00

Actual Expenditure (US $) :

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Source of Funding :

core

Mandatory Evaluation :

Yes

Joint Evaluation :

Yes

Key Evaluation Stakeholders :

UN WOMEN, UNIFEM, OSAGI, DAW, INSTRAW

Comments :

1. Increased number of national development strategies (including PRSs, SWAPs, post-conflict reconstruction strategies, and other nationally-owned plans) incorporate gender equality in line with national commitments to women's empowerment (e.g., MDGs, SC1325, etc.) and human rights (e.g., CEDAW and regional human rights commitments) 2. Increase in numbers of Constitutions and legal frameworks and processes ? particularly those related to economic security and rights, women's care work, property and inheritance rights, trade, migration, ending VAW, and electoral and security sector reform ? that promote and protect women's human rights and eliminate gender inequality 3. Greater number of formal and informal justice systems promote women's human rights at national and local levels 4. Increase in the number of budget processes that fully incorporate gender equality 5. Gender equality experts, advocates and their organizations and networks enhance their capacity and influence to ensure that there are strong gender equality dimensions in national laws, policies and strategies 6. The most marginalized women (HIV positive women, women informal sector workers, migrant women, indigenous women, women survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in conflict situations, women with disabilities, etc.) have increased resources, capacities and voice to ensure that their priorities are included in relevant national policies, programmes and budgets 7. Key policy, service delivery and media institutions have increased resources, structures, procedures, incentives and capacities to implement laws and policies that promote and protect women's human rights in line with global, regional and national agreements 8. Increased numbers and relevance of models of community-level initiatives for advancing women's human rights and eliminating gender inequality

Evaluation Report Summary & Lessons :

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Evaluation Documents

Document	Type	Language	File Size	Status	Downloads
TOR for Evaluability Assessment - 230910.pdf	tor	English	997.13 KB	Posted	5735
Evaluability Assessment Final Report.pdf	report	English	1.13 MB	Posted	1729