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Overarching EU Indicators (to be reported annually via OPSYS)
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IndicatorsFunding sourceData sourceMeans of verificationBaselineMilestoneMilestoneMilestoneMilestoneTargetResponsible Agency
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(value and year)2026202720282029(value and year)
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1.3.1 Number of people benefitting from EU-funded interventions to counter sexual and gender-based violence.ACT-62956 and ACT-62355SIARP Reporting, Monitoring Reports, Quarterly Reports and Annual Reportsi. Review of reports, ii. Activity reports16,388,011TBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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iii. Implementing partners
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progress/annual reports.
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Source SIARP 1.0 Final report
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1.3.2 Number of government policies developed or revised with civil society organisation participation through EU support (GERF 2.29).ACT-62956 and ACT-62355CSOs Annual Reports, National Reports, Monitoring, and Evaluation Reports etc  Review of regional and national annual and evaluation reports , consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsTBDTBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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1.3.3 Number of grassroots civil society organisations benefitting from (or reached by) EU support. (GERF 2.28)ACT-62956 and ACT-62355Monitoring Reports, Quarterly Reports and Annual ReportsStudies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reports32UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Data source SIARP 1.0 final report
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1.3.4 Number of African countries with globally comparable data on the prevalence and/or incidence of VAWG/HP.ACT-62956 and ACT-62355Regional (AUC/RECs) report and National statistics report, evaluation report Review of regional and national annual and evaluation reportsTBDTBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Outcome A: Legal, policy, institutional frameworks and data systems to end all forms of VAWG in Africa are enforced through improved accountability mechanisms, investments and civil society engagement.
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IndicatorsFunding sourceData sourceMeans of verificationBaseline MilestoneMilestoneMilestoneMilestoneTargetResponsible Agency
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(value and year)2026202720282029(value and year)
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Indicator A.1 Number of countries with laws and policies on VAWG/HP in place that adequately respond to the rights of all women and girls, including access to SRHR, and are in line with international and regional HR standards and treaty bodies’ recommendations.ACT 62956AUC, RECs and/or CSOs Annual Reports, National Reports, Country Assessment Reports, monitoring, and evaluation reports etc. Review of regional and national annual and evaluation reports 36 TBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Indicator A.2 - Publicly available data, reported on a regular basis, on various forms of VAWG/HP (at least on intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, harmful practices) is available at a country levelACT 62956Regional (AUC/RECs) report and National statistics report, evaluation report Review of regional and national annual and evaluation reports TBDTBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Output A.1: Legal and policy frameworks on EVAWG, HP and SRHR effectively enacted, adopted, and implemented.
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Indicator A.1.1 – Number of States that have; ratified, domesticated, and implemented regional instruments which include the Maputo Protocol, EVAWG-Convention, ACERWC, AU-Model Law on Child Safety Malabo Convention etc.ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, AUC mission reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring report, country mission report, and consultation reportsMaputo Protocol: 451332Maputo Protocol: 54UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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ACERWC: 501111ACERWC: 54
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EVAWG Convention: 0EVAWG Convention: 0
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Indicator A.1.2 – Number of Regional institutions (AUC, RECs, regional parliaments, CSOs) and Member States with strengthened capacities to advocate for, draft new and/or strengthen existing legislation and/or policies on ending VAWG and/or gender equality and non-discrimination and implement the sameACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring report, capacity building report, and consultation reports8TBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Indicator A.1.3 – Guidelines and a training package on online child safety are developed with SIARP funding.ACT 62956SIARP reportingReview of monitoring report, Annual Report01UNICEF
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Output A.2: Continental and sub-regional bodies are strengthened and have greater coherence to enforce EVAWG accountability mechanisms.
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Indicator A.2.1 – Number of Member States with evidence-based national action plans on ending VAWG and WPS developed that respond to the rights of groups facing intersecting and multiple forms of discrimination with M&E frameworks and proposed budgets ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, AUC/RECs reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, capacity building report, NAPs reports and consultation reports30TBDUNDP
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Indicator A.2.2 – Number of regional and sub-regional coordination and accountability mechanisms on EVAWG, HP, and SRHR-related commitments strengthened ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, coordination meeting reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, capacity building report, consultation meeting reports 1TBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Output A.3: Continental and sub-regional bodies have strengthened capacities to promote greater investments for EVAWG, HP and SRHR.
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Indicator A.3.1 – Number of frameworks and strategies for increasing financing and investment on EVAWG, HP, SRHR developed and rolled out ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, and consultation meeting reports 0TBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Output A.4: Women human rights defenders and other civil society actors have opportunities and capacities to engage continental and regional EVAWG accountability mechanisms.
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Indicator A.4.1 – Number of regional institutions, CSOs and member states with increased awareness of human rights standards and obligations and strengthened capacities to develop laws and policies that guarantee the ability of women’s rights groups, CSOs and women human rights defenders to advance the human rights agendaACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, and consultation meeting reports 5TBDUNDP and UN Women
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Indicator A.4.2 – Number of concrete protection and monitoring mechanisms developed to track threats and pushbacks on WHRD at regional and sub-regional levels.ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, capacity building reports and consultation meeting reports 0TBDUNDP
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Output A.5: Developed/enhanced methodologies and tools for use by regional bodies including AUC, RECs, and CSOs to produce high-quality data on VAWG/SGBV, HPs, & SRHR and support their uptake.
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Indicator A.5.1 – Number of National Statistical Offices and Women Movements that have developed/adapted and contextualized methodologies and standards at national level to produce prevalence and/or incidence data on VAWG/HP and VAC.ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, Annual reports, capacity building reportsTBDTBDUNFPA and UNICEF
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Indicator A.5.2 – Number of RECs with functioning Gender and Youth Observatory that is updated annually and produces bi-annual reports on VAWG and HP.ACT 62956Quarterly/annual reports, capacity building reports, M&E reportsReview of monitoring reports, capacity building reports and consultation meeting reports 1TBDUNDP and UN Women
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Output A.6: The collection, analysis, and dissemination of data on VAWG, HP & SRHR is supported and the utilization by decision-makers and civil society is enhanced.
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Indicator A.6.1 – Number of RECs and personnel across different sectors, including National Statistical Officers, CSOs and service providers, who have enhanced capacities to produce data, including qualitative data on the prevalence (and incidence where appropriate) of VAWG, child marriage and FGM in line with international and regional standardsACT 62956Training database from Country offices and program activities– virtual and in person training.SIARP ReportingTBDTBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Indicator A.6.2 – Percentage of targeted countries with systems to collect administrative data on VAWG, including SGBV, FGM and child marriage, in line with international standards, across different sectorsACT 62956TBDSIARP ReportingTBDUNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women
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Outcome B: Regional institutions proactively drive more effective and coherent prevention of VAWG and promote respect for the SRHR of women and girls across contexts.
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Indicator B.1 – Number of Member States with strengthened capacities to develop and deliver programmes that prevent and respond to VAWG, within the last year.ACT-62355SIARP reportingSector review0TBDUNICEF and UNFPA
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Indicator B.2 – Percentage of national budget allocated to the prevention and elimination of all forms of VAWG/HPACT-62355UNFPA/UNICEF technical analysis and budget briefsPFM analysis in budget briefsTBD by analysisTBDUNICEF and UNFPA
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Output B.1: Regional actors are engaged to promote equitable and non-violent social norms and enhance Member States’ capacities to design, resource and implement evidence-based prevention strategies
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Indicator B.1.1 – Number of partners effectively and actively forming part of a continent-wide “pushback alliance”ACT-62355SIARP reportingSector review030 (2025) andUNICEF and UN Women
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Indicator B.1.2 – Number of journalists with strengthened capacity to sensitively reporting on VAWG, HP and GEWE more broadlyACT-62355SIARP reportingSector review0TBD (2026)UNFPA and UN Women
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Indicator B.1.3 – Number of countries implementing continental framework/guidance that builds community support for legal reforms and policies protecting girls, boys, and women, while promoting the social acceptance of gender equalityACT-62355SIARP reportingSector reviewTBDTBDUNFPA
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Output B.2: Continental and regional evidence-based strategies and approaches are developed to promote gender-equitable norms, attitudes and behaviours through education systems strengthening and the provision of skills-based sexual and reproductive health education in line with international and regional standards, for in and out of school settings
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Indicator B.2.1 – Number of partners who will be trained on gender-transformative and human rights-based approaches with funding from the SIARP programme, disaggregated by regional level and country level partnersACT-62355SIARP reportingSector ReviewTBD40 (UNICEF)UNICEF and UNFPA
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Output B.3: Strengthened enabling environment where regional institutions, economic communities and private sector actors promote women and adolescent girls’ financial and economic empowerment and leadership
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Indicator B.3.1 – Number of stakeholders whose capacity is built through SIARP funding on the question of women’s and girls’ economic empowermentACT-62355SIARP reportingTBDTBDTBDUN Women and UNDP
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Outcome C: Regional and continental actors are equipped to guide Member States to ensure that women and girls who experience violence and harmful practices can access and use available, accessible, acceptable, and quality essential services including for long-term recovery from violence.
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Indicator C.1 – Number of Regional Frameworks that facilitate availability, accessibility, acceptability, and quality essential services, that are reporting violence and harmful practices, including long term recovery from violence.ACT-62355SIARP ReportingDocument review and consultations with key member states decision makers0 TBDAUC, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women, CSOs
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Indicator C.2 – Percentage of regional actors, including survivor networks, reporting improved capacity to exchange knowledge on promising practices and monitor the availability of quality and coordinated multi-sectoral services for marginalized women and girl survivors of violenceACT-62355SIARP ReportingActivity Reports0 TBDAUC, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women, CSOs
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Output C.1: Member States are supported by regional institutions to establish and implement institutional frameworks to deliver quality and coordinated survivor-centred essential services, including SRH services and access to justice, in line with international human rights standards and guidelines.
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Indicator C.1.1 – Existence of guidelines and protocols that have been developed and/or strengthened in line with the guidance and tools for essential servicesACT-62355A review of relevant Guidelines and protocols on ESP at regional and member state level to ensure quality and coordination of survivor centred Essential services.Assessments, reviews and consultation with key stakeholders.0TBDUNFPA, UN Women and UNDP.
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Indicator C.1.2 – Existence of Regional strategies for increasing the knowledge of and access to services for women and girls, including groups facing multiple and intersecting forms of discriminationACT-62355Reports of engagement and collaboration with key regional stakeholders on ESP, consultation reports with RECs on ESP, Member state reports of key Ministries like Health, Justice and Gender on ESP.Studies and document review0TBDAUC, UNFPA, UN Women, UNICEF and UNDP.
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Indicator C.1.3 - Existence of a well capacitated work force at RECs and Member State level to ensure new knowledge and best practices are incorporated into responses to violence against women and girls.ACT-62355Mapping and assessment of RECs and Member states on ESP including Monitoring Reports.Studies and document review0TBDAUC, UNFPA, UN Women, UNICEF and UNDP.
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Indicator C.1.4 – Availability of a Monitoring and Evaluation Coordination system on ESP at member state level to provide opportunities to understand and learn how coordinated systems function.ACT-62355Member state Ministry of Health periodic reports including Demographic Health Surveys where applicableStudies and document review0TBDUNFPA, UN Women and UNICEF.
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Indicator C.1.5 – Number of regional women’s rights, youth, and survivor-led organizations supported to engage with regional bodies to include the voices of women and girl survivors in monitoring and advocacy for quality, survivor-centred standards for services.ACT-62355Monitoring Reports, Quarterly Reports and Annual ReportsDocument review and consultations with key regional women’s rights, youth and survivor led organizations0TBDUNFPA, UN Women and UNICEF.
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Output C.2: Regional actors, including survivor networks, are supported to exchange knowledge on promising practices and monitor availability of quality and coordinated multi-sectoral services to women and girl survivors of violence, especially those who are marginalized by intersectional forms of oppression.
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Indicator C.2.1 - Number of Regional networks capacitated to prevent and respond to VAWG that include adequate representation of women and girls facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination.ACT-62355Capacity mapping report of regional networks, Monitoring Reports and Annual ReportsDocument review and consultations TBDUNFPA, UN Women and UNICEF.
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Indicator C.2.2 - Number of knowledge exchange platforms comprising of providers of essential services, survivor networks and other stakeholders convened. ACT-62355Mapping and assessment studies, Monitoring reports, and Quarterly and Annual ReportsStudies, document review0TBDUNFPA, UN Women and UNICEF.
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Outcome D: Regional and sub-regional women's rights organizations, youth-led organizations and networks, and autonomous social movements, civil society organizations, and groups facing multiple forms of discrimination, more effectively influence and advance progress on ending all forms of violence against women and girls, including harmful practices and promoting SRHR.
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Indicator D.1 - Number of women's rights organizations, autonomous social movements, and relevant CSOs jointly involved in the development and implementation of violence prevention policies ACT 62956Monitoring joint advocacy statements and demonstration of joint activities, such as multiple organization names on flyers or other materials. Monitoring Reports, Quarterly Reports and Annual ReportsStudies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - TBD TBDUN Women, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNDP
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Indicator D.2 – Number of women's rights organizations, autonomous social movements and CSOs, including those representing youth and groups facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination/marginalization, supported by Spotlight involved in joint advocacy on ending VAWG ACT 62956A special study is needed to contact organizations and groups to understand whether they report greater agencies to work on EVAWG. This can be done easily through an online survey. The list of organizations that is generators for indicator 6.1 Studies, document review, online survey before and after of the project, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - TBD TBDUN Women, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNDP
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Output D.1: Strengthened capacities and expertise of women’s rights and youth-led organizations and networks, and other CSOs to operate and influence EVAWG and SRHR efforts at the continental and sub-regional levels.
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Indicator D.1.1 – Number of jointly agreed recommendations on VAWG produced as a result of multi-stakeholder dialogues that include including representatives of groups facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination, within last yearACT 62956Inquiry into ministries and other relevant state bodies for records of decision-making sessions and publications of recommendations pertaining to ending VAWGStudies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - 6 TBDUN Women, UNFPA, and UNDP
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Indicator D.1.2 – Number of official dialogues about VAWG with relevant regional bodies and government authorities with the full participation of women's rights groups and relevant CSOs, including representatives of groups facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination, within last yearACT 62956Reports of dialogues, participant lists and inquiry into Ministries across sectors (health, social services, education, justice, security, culture) for records of official Studies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - 0TBDUN Women, UNFPA, and UNDP
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Output D.2: Enhanced civic space for gender equality and human rights advocates across Africa is secured by regional and sub-regional bodies.
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Indicator D.2.1 – Number of supported women's right groups and relevant CSOs using continental and global accountability mechanisms (E.g. the Maputo Protocol, ACRWC, CEDAW, UPR shadow reports, and social accountability mechanisms such as social audits, citizen report card) for advocacy around ending VAWG and HP within the last yearACT 62956Inquiry into Ministries and programme partners, and then with those identified groups and organizations for more groups and organizations. Studies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - 26 TBDUN Women and UNDP
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Indicator D.2.2 – Number of joint advocacy campaigns to contribute and influence legislative and judicial decision-making carried out by CSOs, representing youth and other groups facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination, women’s rights groups and civil society working on ending VAWG, HP and SRHR within the last yearACT 62956Mapping and assessmentStudies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsVale - 0TBDUN Women and UNDP
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Output D.3: Strengthened multi-stakeholder dialogue and partnerships as part of regional movements for GEWE and EVAWG
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Indicator D.3.1 – Number of women's and youth rights groups, networks and relevant CSOs with strengthened capacities to network, partner and jointly advocate for progress on ending VAWG at local, national, regional, and global levels, within the last year.ACT 62956Monitoring Reports, Quarterly Reports and Annual ReportsStudies, document review, consultations with women’s groups/CSOs, programme reportsValue - 52TBDUN Women, UNFPA and UNICEF
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