Monitoring & Evaluating Human Rights Programs

It is important to development and implement systems to monitor and evaluate (M&E) human rights programs to understand whether such interventions are achieving their goals.

• Global Partnership for the Elimination of all forms of HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination: Guidance - Monitoring and Evaluating Programs to Eliminate HIV-related Stigma and Discrimination in Six Settings

• UNAIDS Guidance: Rights-based Monitoring and Evaluation of National HIV Responses

• Frontline AIDS, GIZ, The Global Fund: A Practical Guide - Implementing and Scaling up Programs to Remove Human Rights-related Barriers to HIV Services - (EN) (FR)

• USAID, Stop TB Partnership: Guide to Monitoring and Evaluation of Advocacy, Communication, and Social Mobilization to Support Tuberculosis Prevention and Care

• WHO, UNAIDS: A Tool for Strengthening Gender-Sensitive National HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Monitoring and Evaluation Systems

• Organizational Research Services/Annie E. Casey Foundation: A Guide to Measuring Advocacy and Policy

• International HIV/AIDS Alliance: Advocacy in Action: a Toolkit to Support NGOs and CBOs Responding to HIV/AIDS

• HIV/AIDS Legal Network: Advocacy and Social Justice - Measuring Impact

• International HIV/AIDS Alliance: Measuring Up - HIV-related Advocacy Evaluation Training for Civil Society Organizations