D TA companion & Scorecard. to the UNICEF Gender Action Plan. May 2016

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1 D TA companion & Scorecard to the UNICEF Gender Action Plan May 216 Selected indicators from the UNICEF Strategic Plan

2 Prepared by Data, Research and Policy United Nations Children s Fund 3 United Nations Plaza New York, NY, 117, USA United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) May 216 Cover photo: UNICEF/UNI189899/Quarmyne 1

3 Introduction Since the presentation of the first annual Gender Action Plan progress report to the Executive Board in 21, UNICEF has prepared a GAP Data Companion to accompany the annual report. The GAP Data Companion provides detailed information on the organizational performance of UNICEF on gender equality and empowerment of women and girls. The data are also disaggregated, either by individual countries or by UNICEF regions, with a separate analysis of results in the least developed countries (LDCs). The GAP Data Companion provides a progress update on the GAP results matrix which is aligned to the UNICEF Strategic Plan results framework. This year s GAP Data Companion is structured in accordance with the revised results framework of the UNICEF Strategic Plan, (E/ICEF/216/6/Add.2), which consists of seven outcome areas as well as key performance indicators on organizational effectiveness and efficiency. Each of the seven outcome areas health; HIV and AIDS; water, sanitation and hygiene; nutrition; education; child protection; and social inclusion has three levels of indicators: impact, outcome and output. Impact Outcome Output These indicators track changes in the lives of children and are a result of the shared commitments to children. These indicators represent institutional and behavioural changes to which UNICEF contributes, in collaboration with partners. These indicators are most closely associated with the work and contributions of UNICEF. Baselines, results, milestones and targets are all expressed as annual figures rather than cumulatively. While the GAP Data Companion reports on the current status of gender-relevant Strategic Plan impact and outcome indicators, its main focus is on the output indicators. The indicators in the GAP Data Companion are categorized across the dual gender-programming approach applied within UNICEF, namely the targeted gender priorities and mainstreaming. The targeted gender priorities include promoting gender-responsive adolescent health, advancing girls secondary education, ending child marriage and gender-based violence in emergencies. Indicators monitoring gender mainstreaming are categorized by the following programme themes: gender equality in child survival, improved maternal and neonatal health, access to water and sanitation at home, gender equality in education, reduction in gender-based violence and gender-responsive legislation and policies. In addition to programme indicators, the GAP Data Companion also provides an update on the progress of the five performance benchmarks. These benchmarks have been identified to track improvements in institutional effectiveness in order to achieve results on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. Furthermore, these benchmarks map to the key areas of systems strengthening, capacity enhancement and resource investment that UNICEF is making in implementing the GAP. 2

4 Computation of achievement rates Assessment of the performance of UNICEF is done at the output level, taking into consideration annual milestones defined in the revised results framework of the Strategic Plan, The result of each output indicator is compared to the corresponding annual milestone, thereby calculating the percentage of the milestone actually achieved. Visualizing achievements Each achievement is expressed as a percentage and visualized through colour coding: Green Indicator level Achievement of the indicator is at or above 1% of the milestone Amber Indicator level Achievement of the indicator is between 6% and 99% of the milestone Red Indicator level Achievement of the indicator is less than 6% of the milestone

5 Abbreviations ART CCCs CEDAW CEE/CIS EAPR EMTCT ESAR GPI LACR LDCs MENA N.A. UNAIDS UNDP UNFPA WASH WCAR antiretroviral therapy Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States region East and the Pacific region elimination of mother-to-child transmission (of HIV) Eastern and Southern Africa region gender parity index Latin America and Caribbean region least developed countries Middle East and North Africa region data not available Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS United Nations Development Programme United Nations Population Fund water, sanitation and hygiene West and Central Africa region 4

6 Contents Targeted gender priorities 1 Impact and outcome indicators 2 Output indicators 3 Gender mainstreaming in programming 1 Impact and outcome indicators 11 Output indicators 13 Performance benchmarks 17 Sources 21 UNICEF/UN19/Dragaj

7 1 Targeted gender priorities

8 Impact and outcome indicator Baseline* 217 Target 21 Update** Promoting gender-responsive adolescent health P1.1 Countries with at least 8% of live births attended by skilled health personnel (doctor, nurse, midwife or auxiliary midwife) [disaggregated for the 1-19 age group] P1.2 Countries with at least 8% of women attended at least four times during their pregnancy by any provider (skilled or unskilled) for reasons related to the pregnancy [disaggregated for the 1-19 age group] 39 out of 78 UNICEF programme countries with agedisaggregated data (21-213) 21 out of 71 UNICEF programme countries with agedisaggregated data (21-213) 48 out of 9 UNICEF programme countries with age-disaggregated data (21-21) 26 out of 8 UNICEF programme countries with age-disaggregated data (21-21) P2.1 Countries with at least 8% coverage of ART among all children aged -14 years and adolescent girls and boys aged 1-19 years living with HIV -14 years old: (212) 9 UNAIDS priority countries -14 years old: 2 out of 38 UNAIDS High Impact countries (214) 1-19 years old: data not available (212) 1-19 years old: data not available (214) P2.4 Countries with at least 6% coverage in condom use at last sexual encounter among adolescents aged 1-19 years reporting multiple partners in past year, disaggregated by sex Males: 1 out of UNAIDS priority countries Male: 1 out of 2 UNAIDS priority countries with data (27-214) Females: 1 out of 13 Female: 1 out of 17 UNAIDS priority countries with data (27-214) P6.4 Countries with a 1% or more reduction in the proportion of girls aged -14 years undergoing female genital mutilation/cutting Advancing girls secondary education Out of 17 countries with UNICEF/UNFPA joint programme (2-212) Data not available P.1 Countries with primary/lower secondary-school-age out-of-school rate below %, disaggregated by sex Primary T = 44% F = 36% M = 41% Primary T = 7% F = % M = % Primary T = 43% F = 37 % M = 38% L. Secondary T = 24% F = 21% M = 22% (28-213) L. Secondary T = 27% F = 27% M = 27% L. Secondary T = 2% F = 18% M = 2% (21-21) P3.3 Countries in which more than % of primary schools have water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities meeting national standards 26 (214) 1 29 (21) Ending child marriage 6a. Percentage of women 2-24 who were married or in a union by age 18 27% (2-212) for the world 24% for the world 26% (2-214) for the world P6.7 Countries with a % reduction in the proportion of women aged 2-24 years married by age 18 years, in countries with a prevalence of at least 2% (21-212) 8 Prevalence of at least 2%: 42 out of 91 UNICEF programme countries with data (21-214)*** *213 unless otherwise indicated. **or data from the most recent year available. *** progress on this indicator will be provided in

9 Promoting gender-responsive adolescent health P1.e Countries that have plans with budgets allocated to reduce adolescent pregnancy Baseline Result Milestone Target Achievement 98% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 3 P2.a.2 Countries in which at least 8% of adolescent females and males aged 1-19 years have comprehensive knowledge about HIV and AIDS 213 Baseline 214 Result 21 Result 21 Milestone Target 6 Achievement % Females with comprehensive knowledge of HIV Thailand Swaziland Namibia Zimbabwe Rwanda Kenya Burundi Malawi Ukraine Jamaica Zambia United Republic of Tanzania Uganda Lesotho Cambodia Haiti Myanmar Mozambique Cameroon Angola Ethiopia Nigeria Guatemala India Ghana Democratic Republic of the Congo Central African Republic Djibouti Côte d'ivoire Chad Indonesia South Sudan South Africa Iran (Islamic Republic of) China Brazil Botswana N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Males with comprehensive knowledge of HIV %

10 P2.c.1 Age- and sex-disaggregated data available Age- and sex-disaggregated data not available Countries reporting age- and sex-disaggregated data on HIV testing and counselling among adolescents 1-19 years 213 Baseline Result Result Milestone Target 38 Achievement 79% Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Central African Republic Côte d Ivoire Democratic Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Ghana Haiti Jamaica Kenya Lesotho Malawi Mozambique Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Swaziland Uganda Ukraine United Republic of Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Angola Botswana Brazil Chad China Djibouti Guatemala India Indonesia Iran (Islamic Republic of) Myanmar South Africa South Sudan Thailand P2.c Countries with national HIV/AIDS strategies that include proven high-impact evidencebased interventions to address HIV among adolescents 214 Baseline Result Milestone Target 38 Achievement 13% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 38 priority countries 4

11 P2.c Countries with national policies to implement sexuality or life skills-based HIV education in upper primary schools Baseline Result Result Milestone Target 38 Achievement 1% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 38 priority countries P3.b Countries with at least % of primary schools having access to adequate sanitation facilities for girls Baseline Result Milestone Target Achievement 74% 1 3 CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South 1 2 WCAR LDCs

12 P3.e Countries implementing menstrual hygiene management in WASH in Schools programmes Baseline Result Milestone Target Achievement 73% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs P4.c.2 (b) Countries with a policy or plan targeting anaemia reduction in girls Baseline Result Result Milestone Target Achievement 126% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR 11 LDCs 6

13 Advancing girls secondary education P.e.1 % Countries with gender parity (between.97 and 1.3) in lower secondary education Baseline 38% 214 Result 4% 21 Result 37% 21 Milestone 43% 217 Target 47% Achievement 86% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LAC MENA South WCAR LDCs P.e.4 % Countries with an education sector policy or plan that specifies prevention and response mechanisms to address gender-based violence in and around schools 213 Baseline 28% 214 Result 2% 21 Result 22% Milestone 3% 217 Target 32% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LAC MENA South WCAR LDCs Achievement 73% 7

14 Ending child marriage P6.b.4 Child marriage prevalence 2% or higher Countries (of those in which child marriage prevalence is 2% or higher) with national strategies or plans on child marriage with a budget 213 Baseline Result 2 21 Result 21 Milestone Target 12 Achievement 12% National plan/strategy on child marriage Costed plan/ strategy Burkina Faso Chad Malawi Mozambique Uganda Benin Ethiopia Guatemala India Nicaragua Panama Sudan EAPR Lao People s Democratic Republic Marshall Islands Nauru ESAR Comoros Eritrea Kenya Madagascar Somalia South Sudan United Republic of Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe LAC Belize Brazil Cuba Dominican Republic El Salvador Honduras MENA Yemen South Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan Nepal WCAR Cameroon Central African Republic Congo Côte d'ivoire Democratic Republic of the Congo Equatorial Guinea Gambia Guinea Liberia Mali Mauritania Niger Nigeria Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Sierra Leone Togo 8

15 Gender-based violence in emergencies P6.d.2 Countries in humanitarian action in which the country subcluster coordination mechanism for (a) child protection and (b) gender-based violence meets CCC standards for coordination Countries not meeting CCC standards for coordination 4 24% 214 Baseline (a) 74% (b) % 21 Result (a) 76% (b) - 21 Milestone (a) 1% (b) 1% 217 Target (a) 1% (b) 1% Achievement 76% Countries meeting CCC standards for coordination 13 76% Note: 21 result for gender-based violence is not yet available. P6.d.3 8, UNICEF-targeted children and women in humanitarian situations who experience or are at risk of experiencing sexual violence and receive at least one kind of multisectoral support service (e.g., health, psychosocial (can include access to a dignity kit or safe space), livelihood/economic strengthening or justice service or activity) 6, 4, 2, 214 Baseline 79% 21 Result -% 21 Milestone 1% 217 Target 1% South CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA WCAR Reached 66,93 26, ,921 61,37 32, ,961 Note: 21 result in percentage is not available. To be reported in

16 Gender mainstreaming in programming 1

17 Impact and outcome indicator Baseline* 217 Target 21 Update** Gender equality in child survival P4.1 Countries with a current exclusive breastfeeding rate among children - months old >% and no recent significant decline 27 (27-213) 4 28 out of 14 UNICEF programme countries (21-21) Improved maternal and neonatal health P1.1 Countries with at least 8% of live births attended by skilled health personnel (doctor, nurse, midwife or auxiliary midwife) P1.2 Countries with at least 8% of women attended at least four times during their pregnancy by any provider (skilled or unskilled) for reasons related to the pregnancy 1 (21-latest) At least 6 82 out of 12 UNICEF programme countries with data (21-21) 18 (21-latest) At least 2 44 out of 1 UNICEF programme countries with data (21-21) P1.7 Countries with at least 8% of boys and girls aged -9 months with symptoms of pneumonia taken to an appropriate health provider 7 (21-latest) Boys: 7 out of 3 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-213) Girls: 8 out of 3 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-213) Both boys & girls: out of 3 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-213) 2 1 out of 92 UNICEF programme countries with data (21-21) Boys: 9 out of 74 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-21) Girls: 9 out of 74 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-21) Both boys & girls: 6 out of 74 UNICEF programme countries with sex-disaggregated data (21-21) P2.2 Countries providing at least 8% coverage of lifelong ART for all pregnant women living with HIV 1 (212) 9 Global Plan for EMTCT priority countries 4 out of 22 Global Plan for EMTCT priority countries (214) 4b. Percentage of women of reproductive age with anaemia 38% pregnant, 29% nonpregnant ( ) % reduction of anaemia in women of reproductive age Updated data not available 11

18 Impact and outcome indicator Baseline* 217 Target 21 Update** Access to water and sanitation at home P3.1 Countries in which more than 7% of households have an improved source of drinking water P3.2 Countries in which more than % of the population has an improved sanitation facility P3. Countries in which more than 33% of the population practises open defecation 11 (211) (21) 1 (211) (21) 21 (211) 8 17 (21) Gender equality in education a. Number of primary school-age children out of school and related gender parity index (GPI) T= 7.8 million F = 3. million M = 27.3 million GPI =.89 (212) T= 3.6 million F = 17.8 million M = 17.8 million GPI = 1. T= 9.2 million F = 3.9 million M = 28.3 million GPI =.92 (213) b. Primary completion rate (expressed as gross intake ratio in the last grade of primary) and related GPI T = 92% F = 91% M = 93% GPI =.98 (212) T = 98% F = 98% M = 98% GPI = 1. T = 92% F = 91% M = 93% GPI =.98 (213) Reduction in gender-based violence P6.1 Countries with a 1% reduction in the proportion of girls aged 1-17 years who have ever experienced sexual violence (forced to have sexual intercourse or perform any other sexual act against one s will), in countries with a prevalence of at least % Gender-responsive legislation and policies Out of 24 countries with data and prevalence of >% 2 Prevalence of at least %: 32 out of 44 UNICEF programme countries with data (24-214)*** 7b. Countries that have ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women *213 unless otherwise indicated. **or data from the most recent year available. *** progress on this indicator will be provided in

19 Gender equality in child survival P1.e Countries that produce an analysis of sex-differentiated infant and child mortality estimates Baseline Result Milestone Target 62 Achievement 92% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs P4.e Countries that have undertaken a gender review of the nutrition policy/strategy in the current national development plan cycle with UNICEF support 213 Baseline Result Result Milestone Target 4 CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs Achievement 7% 13

20 Improved maternal and neonatal health P2.d.1 % HIV-positive pregnant women (out of those targeted by UNICEF) in humanitarian situations who receive treatment (either initiated or continuing) to prevent mother-tochild-transmission of HIV Baseline 4% 21 Result 9% 21 Milestone 6% 217 Target 8% Achievement 98% N.A. CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR Access to water and sanitation at home P3.b.2 % Countries implementing a national strategy to eliminate open defecation Baseline 63% 21 Result 7% 21 Milestone 6% Target 7% Achievement 88% EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 14

21 Gender-responsive legislation and policies P6.e Countries that have revised or improved child-protection policies on the basis of a gender review supported by UNICEF Baseline Result Result Milestone Target 7 Achievement 87% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs P2.e Countries that have undertaken a gender review of the HIV policy/strategy of the current national development plan with UNICEF support Baseline Result 1 21 Result Milestone Target 38 Achievement 6% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 38 priority countries 1

22 P7.e.1 (b) Countries that have revised domestic legislation and administrative guidance in line with the concluding observations of the CEDAW Committee Baseline 214 Result Result Milestone Target CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR 13 LDCs Achievement 99% P4.c.2 (a) Countries with a policy or plan targeting anaemia reduction in women Baseline Result Result Milestone Target 1 Achievement 17% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR LDCs 16

23 17 Performance benchmarks

24 Programme expenditures on gender results Progress toward financial target on programme expenditures 1.% 213 Baseline 8.2% 214 Result 9.1% 1.% 21 Result 9.3% 217 Target 1.% 8.2% 9.1% 9.3%.%.% Gender staffing and capacity across the organization Progress on number of dedicated gender experts in headquarters and regions Baseline Result 3 21 Result Target 14 Headquarters and regional offices HQ: 3 HQ: 3 HQ: 8 ROs: 7 Progress on number of dedicated gender experts in countries 213 Baseline 4 Country offices COs: 4 COs: 8 COs: Result 8 21 Result Target 18

25 Gender performance of country programme management plans Proportion of country programme management plans (CPMPs) with budget lines appropriate to the gender results 214 Result 8% % Result 64% 217 Target 1% CEE/CIS EAPR ESAR LACR MENA South WCAR Gender performance on evaluations of UNICEF programmes Proportion of evaluations being rated outstanding and highly satisfactory on incorporating gender by the UNICEF Global Evaluation Reports Oversight System (GEROS) 212 Baseline 46% 213 Result 2% 7% 6% % 4% 46% 2% 1% 214 Result 1% 217 Target 7% 3% Note: Evaluations completed in 21 are being rated. The result is to be reported in % 1% %

26 Effective knowledge sharing and communications for promoting gender equality Annual gender network meeting held 213 Baseline 214 Result 1 21 Result Target 4 Functioning GAP team site on UNICEF intranet 213 Baseline No 214 Result No 21 Result Yes 217 Target Yes 21 Achievements in effective knowledge sharing and communications: A formal reference group and extended network of gender experts was established. GAP programming and progress was frequently included on the agenda of regional- and country-level management team meetings. Gender equality was identified as one of 1 organizational priorities for advocacy on the SDGs. Leadership and participation in forums such as a conference on MHM; side event sponsored by UNGEI and partners on ending SRGBV at the 9th session of the Commission on the Status of Women; and a commitment to invest in adolescent girls made by several United Nations agencies and partners during the commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child. More than 2.9 million people were reached with a Facebook post entitled Let Girls be Girls. The story Syrian 7-year-old tells the story of her journey to Greece reached over 33 million people on social media. Widespread coverage of the media launch of the report A Profile of Child Marriage in Africa. Preparation of the 21 Report of the Secretary-General on the girl child, with an emphasis on policies and achievements on WASH as they relate to girls. 2

27 Sources UNICEF country offices are the source of data for all of the graphs, with the exception of the indicators listed below: P2.a.2 and P2.c.1: UNICEF global databases P.e.1: UNESCO Institute for Statistics database P6.d.2, progress toward financial target on programme expenditures, progress on number of dedicated gender experts in headquarters and regions, proportion of evaluations being rated outstanding and highly satisfactory on incorporating gender by the UNICEF Global Evaluation Reports Oversight System (GEROS), annual gender network meeting held and functioning GAP team site on UNICEF intranet: UNICEF headquarters 21 UNICEF/UNI1814/Matas

28 22 UNICEF/UNI199892/Khuzaie