Pillar 1 Developing Human and Social Outcome 3: Women and girls 6. Number of boys and girls directly – have better access to supported by the program, enrolled in Capital education, nutrition, counselling basic education Raising the level of public health and support services Data Source: This is a shared outcome, spending from a baseline of 0.5% of as Australian aid is delivered through a GDP to 3%. Reducing the maternal Sector Wide Approach with UK 4.4m (1.9m 4.7m (2.1m 4.6m (2m girls) mortality ratio from a baseline of 276 to Department for International girls) girls) less than 140, including by increasing Development and the Government of the proportion of births attended by a KP. Results and Projections shared by skilled birthing attendant from 52.1 to DFID based on the Education above 90. Management Information System Reducing infant mortality rate from a 7. No of eligible women, adolescent baseline of 74 to less than 40. Reducing the girls and children under five in target proportion of the population below districts receiving nutrition-related 77,970 80,000 100,000 minimum level of dietary energy services consumption from 30% to below 10%. Data source: MDTF-N Annual and Periodic Reporting 8. Number of women survivors of Raising the level of public education violence receiving services such as expenditure from a baseline of 2% of GDP to counselling (ADR) 4%. Increasing primary school enrolment Data source: Trocaire progress reports and completion rates to 100% and literacy 1800 2000 TBC rate to 90%, and improving teacher training and education governance. Increasing gender parity in education to 1.0 on the – gender parity index. 9. Percentage of women awarded scholarships/short course awards 50% 50% 50% Data Source: Australia Awards
Pillar 1 – Developing Human and Social Capital Raising the level of public health spending from a baseline of 0.5% of GDP to 3%. Reducing the maternal mortality ratio from a baseline of 276 to less than 140, including by increasing the proportion of births attended by a skilled birthing attendant from 52.1 to above 90. Outcome 3: Women and girls have better access to education, nutrition, counselling and support services 6. Number of boys and girls directly supported by the program, enrolled in basic education Data Source: This is a shared outcome, as Australian aid is delivered through a Sector Wide Approach with UK Department for International Development and the Government of KP. Results and Projections shared by DFID based on the Education Management Information System 4.4m (1.9m girls) 4.6m (2m girls) 4.7m (2.1m girls) Reducing infant mortality rate from a baseline of 74 to less than 40. Reducing the proportion of the population below minimum level of dietary energy consumption from 30% to below 10%. 7. No of eligible women, adolescent girls and children under five in target districts receiving nutrition-related services Data source: MDTF-N Annual and Periodic Reporting 77,970 80,000 100,000 Raising the level of public education expenditure from a baseline of 2% of GDP to 4%. Increasing primary school enrolment and completion rates to 100% and literacy rate to 90%, and improving teacher training and education governance. Increasing gender parity in education – to 1.0 on the gender parity index. 8. Number of women survivors of violence receiving services such as counselling (ADR) Data source: Trocaire progress reports 1800 2000 TBC 9. Percentage of women awarded scholarships/short course awards Data Source: Australia Awards 50% 50% 50%
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