Human Rights Strategic Planning PDF
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Sergey Ghazinyan
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This document covers human rights strategic planning, including problem analysis, prioritisation, objective setting, indicator setting, action planning, costing, monitoring, and evaluation. It also addresses HR protection strategy, entities for coordination, monitoring, and evaluation, and advocacy for human rights strategic planning.
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Human rights strategic planning LAW 262 Public Advocacy Instructor: Sergey Ghazinyan Human rights strategic planning Why do we need strategic planning for human rights protection? Human rights-based approach Participation...
Human rights strategic planning LAW 262 Public Advocacy Instructor: Sergey Ghazinyan Human rights strategic planning Why do we need strategic planning for human rights protection? Human rights-based approach Participation The p r Base inciples o d f Accountability Princ Approach a Human iples : the R PANE ights- L Non-discrimination and equality Empowerment of rights holders Legality of rights Human rights strategic planning Human rights strategic planning Problem Analysis: Monitoring; Consultations; Study of the reports of relevant stakeholders (i.e., international and domestic monitoring bodies); Finding possible solutions. Human rights strategic planning Prioritisation: Assessment of needs and available resources; Selecting the most optimal solution; Choose the best possible one. Human rights strategic planning Objective setting: Consider the national context; Objectively assess the possibilities; Fix the highest objective that is possible to reach. Human rights strategic planning Indicator setting: Data collection; The correct indicator is essential for effective monitoring and evaluation. Human rights strategic planning Action planning: Setting activities to reach the objective; Targetted activities are essential. Human rights strategic planning Costing: Budgeting; Ensure flexibility. Human rights strategic planning Monitoring: Effective indicators; Periodic monitoring Independent monitoring; Impartial monitoring; Professional monitoring. Human rights strategic planning Evaluation: Lessons learned; Outcome and possible improvements; What is left and why? Planning of the new strategy. HR protection strategy What fields should be included in the action plan: Activity; Expected result/outcome; Responsible entity; Coordinating entity; Timeframe; Budgeting. HR protection strategy Entities for coordination, monitoring and evaluation: Implementing bodies – responsible state entities; Coordinating body – Government; Monitoring/Evaluation body – Independent commission (NGOs, experts). How to advocate for human rights strategic planning? Advocacy and HR strategic planning The main steps of public advocates: Monitoring and effective evaluation of the situation; International obligations of the state; Targeting the HRBA in solutions; Consultations with stakeholders; Engagement in the development of strategic documents. The End Thank You!