Indicators
| Global cluster | Code | Sub-domain | Title | Description / Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Protection | P1-PC4-2 | PC4 Psychosocial distress and mental disorders | Percentage of surveyed communities who indicate children exhibit behavioural changes that relate to symptoms of distress since [DATE-EMERGENCY-ETC] | The date to be used for this baseline indicator needs to be determined in country - it could be the start of the emergency or an interagency agreed date in a protratcted crisis, eg the previous three months |
| Protection | P1-PC4-3 | PC4 Psychosocial distress and mental disorders | Percentage of community members surveyed who know how to support children with psychosocial distress | know means that they can name at least one response activity appropriate for children; the indicator needs to make use of the MHPSS intervention pyramid and will be assessed through a Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Survey |
| Protection | P1-PC4-4 | PC4 Psychosocial distress and mental disorders | Percentage of Child Friendly Spaces where structured age appropriate CFS activities are implemented based on needs identified by girls, boys and families | |
| Protection | P1-PC4-5 | PC4 Psychosocial distress and mental disorders | Percentage of cases identified in need of psychosocial/mental health services who are referred to specialist services | |
| Protection | P1-PC5-1 | PC5 Children associated with armed forces and armed groups | Percentage of surveyed communities who note the recruitment of children into armed forces and/or groups | |
| Protection | P1-PC5-2 | PC5 Children associated with armed forces and armed groups | Percentage of registered children separated from armed forces or groups, who are effectively reintegrated in their families or alternatively integrated | |
| Protection | P1-PC5-3 | PC5 Children associated with armed forces and armed groups | Percentage of community members surveyed who can describe at least one action to prevent child recruitment and one action to report on child recruitment | Both elements, i.e. reporting and prevention need to be assessed to have an idea of the communities capacity |
| Protection | P1-PC6-1 | PC6 Child Labour | Percentage of surveyed communities who indictate the involvement of children in worst forms of child labour | Worst form of child labour is a term defined in the ILO convention no. 182. It must be prohibited for all people under the age of 18 yrs and includes the following: (i) all forms of slavery and practices similar to slavery; (ii) using, offering, procuring a child for prostitution, production of pornographie or for pornographic performance; (iii) using, procuring, offering a child for illicit activities; (iv) hazardous work |
| Protection | P1-PC6-2 | PC6 Child Labour | Percentage of surveyed community members are aware of the danger and consequences of the Worst Forms of Child Labour | Worst form of child labour is a term defined in the ILO convention no. 182. It must be prohibited for all people under the age of 18 yrs and includes the following: (i) all forms of slavery and practices similar to slavery; (ii) using, offering, procuring a child for prostitution, production of pornographie or for pornographic performance; (iii) using, procuring, offering a child for illicit activities; (iv) hazardous work; Depending on the country context this indicator should specify which forms of child labour are meant to be assessed and the knowledge thereof by the community |
| Protection | P1-PC7-1 | PC7 Unaccompanied and separated children | Percentage of children separated from their caregivers | |
| Protection | P1-PC7-2 | PC7 Unaccompanied and separated children | Percentage of registered unaccompanied and/or separated children who are reunited with their caregivers OR in appropriate long term alternative care | Both options need to be assessed, i.e. long term care or caregivers; both options are sufficient |
| Protection | P1-PC7-3 | PC7 Unaccompanied and separated children | Percentage of children registered for tracing that have been reunified and stayed with their family for more than six months | This indicator captures the monitoring of cases which has to be done every three months as follow up action; see Minimum CP standards |
| Protection | P1-PC7-4 | PC7 Unaccompanied and separated children | Percentage of registered unaccompanied/separated children in appropriate interim care | |
| Protection | P1-PC7-5 | PC7 Unaccompanied and separated children | SoPs for family reunification established or reflected in generic SoPs | |
| Protection | P1-PC8-1 | PC8 Justice for Children | Percentage of facilities surveyed who indicate increased numbers of children detained since [DATE-EMERGENCY-ETC] | This indicator needs to be collected at the facility level (i.e. detention centres etc.); The date to be used for this baseline indicator needs to be determined in country - it could be the start of the emergency or an interagency agreed date in a protratcted crisis, eg the previous three months |
| Protection | P1-PC9-1 | PC9 Community-based child protection mechanisms (CBCPM) | Percentage of communities surveyed who confirm that Community based Child Protection Mechanisms (CBCPMs) exist in their community | |
| Protection | P2-PG1-1 | PG1 Developing Referral Pathway for Survivors | Functional referral system in place that includes multi-sectoral services (health, psychosocial, legal and security) for GBV survivors | yes/no indicator |
| Protection | P2-PG2-1 | PG2 Develop/apply SOPs context specific | Written Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for GBV prevention and response developed and agreed upon by all relevant humanitarian actors | |
| Protection | P2-PG3-1 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Proportion of community-based workers trained in psychosocial support for GBV survivors | |
| Protection | P2-PG3-10 | PG6 Prevention Programming | % of health workers trained on Clinical Management of Rape | Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) is an internationally recognized standard of care for survivors of sexual violence. |
| Protection | P2-PG3-2 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Percentage of reported rape cases where survivor receives post-exposure prophylaxsis for HIV (PEP) within 72 hours of incident | PEP must be administered within 72 hours of exposure in order to effectively prevent HIV transmission. |
| Protection | P2-PG3-3 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Percentage of reported rape cases where survivor receives emergency contraceptive pills (ECP) within 120 hours of incident | Emergency contraception must be administered within 120 hours of the incident in order to be effective. |
| Protection | P2-PG3-4 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Percentage of health facilities where Clinical Management of Rape + Emergency Contraceptive Pills + Post-exposure prophylaxsis for HIV available | |
| Protection | P2-PG3-5 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Number of community-based mechanisms/groups working on GBV prevention and response | |
| Protection | P2-PG3-6 | PG3 Multi sectoral engagement (health, legal/justice, security, psychosocial) | Number of persons prosecuted for GBV related crimes |