Annex 2 STRENGTHENING CAPACITY FOR GENDER RESPONSIVE DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE FULL PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK OBJECTIVES EXPECTED OUTCOME INDICATORS MEASUREMENT DATA SOURCES & MEANS OF OUTCOMES (against baselines where relevant and VERIFICATION known; and disaggregated by age, disability, rural/urban) Strengthening capacity to: Increased benefits Growth in number of Proportion of men and women involved Business-related indicators sourced from from new enterprises created and in the registration of new enterprises five-yearly Census of Population and Identify new economic livelihood options managed by women and management of existing enterprises Housing opportunities for and economic Growth of women’s Increase of women in news businesses Focus group discussions and interviews Promote and support opportunities for businesses in in non-traditional areas with women and men, including the Pa women’s businesses in both women traditional sectors (e.g. IT, Increase in amount of sold through Enua, on of change’ ’stories the formal and informal increased financial services and enterprises led by women from Pa Enua Review of progress towards achieving sectors access to intermediation) in domestic and export markets NSDP 2011 2015 strategies to Ensure – Support women’s access to productive assets Improved financial security Proportion of accessing bank loans Gender Equality and Empower our financial services and other of households, especially in Proportion of women participating in CINSO banking survey results productive assets for the the Pa Enua CINSO and Department of Taxation data business management training development of their Enhanced training programs on income tax for women and men enterprises for up-scaling 2015 MDG report Support the integration of knowledge and skills CEDAW Reports women living with disability in socio economic development
Annex 2 STRENGTHENING CAPACITY FOR GENDER RESPONSIVE DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE FULL PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK OBJECTIVES EXPECTED OUTCOMES OUTCOME INDICATORS MEASUREMENT (against baselines where relevant and known; and disaggregated by age, disability, rural/urban) DATA SOURCES & MEANS OF VERIFICATION Strengthening capacity to: Identify new economic opportunities for Promote and support women’s businesses in both the formal and informal sectors Support women’s access to financial services and other productive assets for the development of their enterprises Support the integration of women living with disability in socio economic development Increased benefits from new livelihood options and economic opportunities for women increased access to productive assets Growth in number of enterprises created and managed by women Growth of women’s businesses in sectors (e.g. IT, financial services and intermediation) Improved financial security of households, especially in the Pa Enua Enhanced training programs for up-scaling knowledge and skills Proportion of men and women involved in the registration of new enterprises and management of existing enterprises Increase of women in news businesses in non-traditional areas Increase in amount of sold through enterprises led by women from Pa Enua in domestic and export markets Proportion of accessing bank loans Proportion of women participating in business management training Business-related indicators sourced from five-yearly Census of Population and Housing Focus group discussions and interviews with women and men, including the Pa Enua, on ’stories of change’ Review of progress towards achieving NSDP 2011 – 2015 strategies to Ensure Gender Equality and Empower our CINSO banking survey results CINSO and Department of Taxation data on income tax for women and men 2015 MDG report CEDAW Reports traditional