Attributes of Article 44(6)

All indicators should be disaggregated by prohibited grounds for discrimination, including age, sex, ethnicity, disability, when applicable

Fostering Implementation of all child rights

Examining Progress in Implementation efforts

Structural

Indicators

as an indication of commitment to take action, refers to the existence of institutions and policies and laws aligned with the international child rights laws and for the realisation of children’s rights.

1. A national government child rights agency or ministry is mandated by law to prepare the State Party reports under the Convention and to make them widely known to the public, including children.

2. A national coordinating mechanism exists between various ministries (horizontally) and levels of government (vertically) to coordinate the preparation of State Party Reports, to disseminate them and follow up of Concluding Observations across all public institutions and in consultation with civil society.

Process

Indicators

refers generally to efforts made and actions taken, following on from commitment, and thus to specific activities, resources and/or initiatives in pursuit of rights’ realisation.

3. Average time to dissemination of the State Party Report and Concluding Observations of the Committee, by method of distribution and audience (in weeks).

4. Number of academic publications and media reports (e.g. TV, social media, newspaper, radio, magazine, etc.) reporting on the State Party’s Child Rights reporting process.

5. Percentage of total dissemination budget spent on reaching diverse populations by language of publication.

6. Percentage of total dissemination budget spent on reaching diverse populations, by:

6.1 Alternate formats for visually impaired and deaf community

6.2 Child-friendly versions

6.3 Outreach to remote communities

7. Number of diverse audiences reached through dissemination of the reports and concluding observations, by:

7.1 Language of publication

7.2 Alternate formats for visually impaired and deaf community

7.3 Child-friendly versions

7.4 Outreach to remote communities

8. Percentage of recommendations from prior Concluding Observations not addressed or not fully addressed.

9. Percentage of State institutions actively engaged in implementation of Concluding Observations and in data monitoring and collection efforts.

10. Number of children and adults actively engaged in the State Party Reporting process.

11. Rate of registered and active non-governmental organizations involved in child rights reporting, commentary and preparation of alternate or “shadow” reports (per 100,000 child population).

Outcome

Indicators

refers to a measurable resultant change either in the “rights environment” or directly in lives of children.

12. Percentage of school children who report being knowledgeable about their Governments’ efforts to defend their rights.

13. Percentage of school children who report being satisfied about their Governments’ efforts to defend their rights.

14. Percentage of the general population who report being knowledgeable about the State Parties efforts to enforce the CRC and child rights, by family status, education level and professional status and year.

15. Average annual percent change in core GlobalChild rights indicators measured at population level since your last report.