1. UNDP Bratislava Regional Center, CoP 2008 HRBA and GM to local governance Toolkit

2. Brief overview The Toolkit is:

3. Features of the Toolkit   On-line structure to simplify access and application – nonlinear structure   Plenty of real examples/practices (total 37)   Designed for programming/project cycle   Follows the structure of the UN Common Understanding Learning Package

4. Quick glance

5. Structure of the Toolkit INTRODUCTION TOOLS Assessment and planning Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation TERMS/CONCEPTS Answers questions: What? Who? How? Why? Introducing to HRBA and GM in Local Governance Provides some examples Describes Tool and steps Shows objectives Gives hints and recommendations Presents examples 1. Gathering the Right Information: Guidelines 2. Human Rights checklist (RMAP, BiH) 3. Household Survey Questionnaire (VG, BRC) 4. Questionnaire: Identification of the Poor (Macedonia) 5. Poverty Mapping Focus Group Questions (RMAP) 6. Oxfam criteria and indicators to assess impact on gender equality (Oxfam, 2002) 7. Gender Assessment Checklist (Ruiz-Abril) 8. Gender Problems Matrix (Ruiz-Abril adapted from Oxfam,2002) 9. Gender Sensitive Service Delivery Matrix (Ruiz-Abril) 10. Problem Tree (Action2/DFID) 11. Example of Causality Analysis with Tree or Triangle (Un common understanding learning guide) 12. Brainstorming grid (R MAP) 13. How to use the Legal Framework Analysis (Macedonia) 14. Example, Legal Framework Analysis (Macedonia) 15. Capacity Assessment Questions, UNICEF PPT Training For Municipal Officials (MGSDP Ukraine) Different Capacity Development Themes (RMAP) 1. Examples of HRBA and GM Indicators focusing on Capacity and Programme (UNDP, 2006) 2. Gender and HRBA Sensitive Indicators Matrix (Buddlender, 2004) 3. Indicators measuring participation (MGSDP, UNDP Ukraine) 4. Process-, Outcome- and Structural- Indicators for right to health within Poverty Reduction Strategies (PRS 5. Performance framework Logframe, before GM and HRBA revision 6. Public Audit (Ukraine) 7. Community Score Cards: World Bank Methodology Paper Includes following sections available throughout the Toolkit: Definitions Concepts Glossary Detailed Tools (surveys, questionnaire and etc.) FAQ and promotion material

6. Introduction scheme   On-line and CD version of the Toolkit   Toolkit brochure to be used as promotion material   Support scheme to pilot projects   Updating and changing the Toolkit

7. Application   Apply it at any stage of the programme/project   Document the results/lessons learned   Set of tools or one tool can be applied

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