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Monitoring Frameworks for Country-Level Commitments: Engaging Global and Local Stakeholders

This document outlines monitoring frameworks that align country-level indicators and targets with international commitments. It emphasizes the importance of ownership by individual countries while maintaining core international standards. Key aspects include stakeholder engagement, selective monitoring of progress, and the effective public dissemination of results. It discusses the relevance of various Building Blocks for each country and encourages the participation of civil society organizations (CSOs) across different regions and sectors to ensure inclusive representation and action.

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Monitoring Frameworks for Country-Level Commitments: Engaging Global and Local Stakeholders

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  1. HLF-4: SHARED PRINCIPLES AND DIFFERENTIATED COMMITMENTS

  2. Monitoring framework: COUNTRY LEVEL FRAMEWORKS Own indicators and targets Lead by the country Results made public + INTERNATIONAL LEVEL FRAMEWORK Selective indicators and targets drawing on a set of core country level indicators Monitor progress on a rolling basis Managed by the Global Partnership

  3. Building Blocks

  4. Building Blocks

  5. Questions to address • Which Building Blocs are most relevant (1-5) • How should we engage? • Global but also in-country • Country list • Support (research, drafting positions) • How do we relate/use the CSO platform • Who is volunteering/leading for bb • On-line support groups for building blocs • Reacting to documents • Oversight group (online + Paris)

  6. CSO platform • 15 sub-regions + 6 regions • Sectors: labour, women, faith based, rural folk, indigenous, youth, INGOs, … • 6 TU representatives • Specific action plan for ITUC (integrated/separated?) • How to engage • Regional/sub-regional level • International level • How important should this be for us

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