Niger

Women’s leadership and political participation is promoted in the democratic governance system in Niger

More national and local plans and budgets are gender-responsive

Strengthen ed legislative framework enables women’s participation and leadership (quota law legislated and enforced in compliance with Covid19 preventive measures)

National authorities ( admnistration and political partis ) are Supported to effectively implement and monitor the new quota law

Strengthen the technical capacity of women to competing for political and leadership positions.

Women are registered to vote. Voter registration and turnout data for Election Day is available and disaggregated by sex

Elected women are supported at national and local levels

The capacities of key administrative authorities (local and national) are strengthened on the gender budget

Increased technical capacity of women to engage in leadership

Strengthen the technical capacity of women to competing for political and leadership positions.

Gender sensitive data is collected for knowledge management and policies developpment

gender-sensitive data is collected in the area of entrepreneurship and political participation for knowledge management and policy development

Women agricultural producers have better access to productive resources adapted to the arid climate and to markets to improve their income in a sustainable way

Improved access to productive, time-saving and climate-resilient assets, tools and technologies

Rural women and rural young men have greater access to inputs adapted to their environment

Rural women and rural young men and their cooperatives have increased access to reliable markets and alternative energy sources

Rural women and rural young men and their families are educated against migration

Migrant women migrate safely from, into and through Niger and rural women and young men are aware of the risks associated with migration

rural women and young men are aware of the risks associated with migration

Programme Management and coordination

More marginalised women and young girls access and benefit from financial and other recovery policies/ stimulus package

Rural women in Kandadji area and their cooperatives have better access to agricultural inputs and equipment adapted to arid climate

Program activities/outcomes are better monitored and the capacities of the Kandadji Dam Agency and its partners are strengthened on gender

Economic migration is safe and regular for migrant women and girls

Migration is safe for women migrating from, into and through Niger

The socio-economic protection for migrant women is strengthened by improving services for them

Normative and policy frameworks are promoted and adapted in line with international standards and institutions have the commitment, knwoledge and capacities to legislate, plan, implement, and monitor policies to adress VAWG, GBV and HP

Women’s voice and agency strengthened to advocate for the development and implementation of laws and policies on EVAW

Women, girls, men and boys at community and individual level are mobilized in favor of respectful relationships and gender equality

Legislative and policy frameworks in line with international human rights standards relating to violence against women and girls and harmful practices are in place and translated into plan.

National and regional systems and institutions are empowered to plan, fund and implement multisectoral programmes to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls, as well as harmfull practices especially through the implementation of the SDG

Gender equitable social norms, attitudes and behaviours change at the community and individual levels to prevent VAWG/SGBV/HP and promote womens and girls sexual and reproductive health rights

Women and girls who experience violence and harmful practices use available, accessible, acceptable, and quality essential services including for long term recovery from violence

Quality, disaggregated data and globally comparable on different forms of violence against women and girls and harmful practices are collected, analyzed and used in accordance with international standards to inform laws, policies and programs

Women's and girl's rights organizations and civil society, including those representing young people and groups facing cross-forms of discrimination/marginalization, influence and make More effectively advancing gender equality, empowering women and girls and contributing to the elimination of violence against them

Programme Management cost (PMC)

Spotlight Programme Management cost (PMC)

Quality, disaggregated and globally comparable data on different forms of violence against women and girls and harmful practices are collected, analyzed and used in accordance with international standards to inform laws, policies and programs.

Increased access to essential services

Women’s voice and agency strengthened to advocate to improve women's acces to quality health services

Girls voice , goverment and agencies strengthened to advocate to improve girls's acces to quality education services

Outcome 5: Women participate in and inform decision-making processes & responses related to conflict prevention, protection and peacebuilding in Niger

Operational mechanisms and structures in place for strengthening physical security and safety for women and girls

The ordinance n ° 93-015 of March 02, 1993, fixing the guiding principles of the rural code and (ii) the decree N ° 098 / MDA / CNCR / SP of November 25, 2005 relating organization, attributions and modalities of operation land commissions of municipalities, villages or tribes are gender sensitive

More women play a greater role and are better served by humanitarian response and recovery efforts

Ordinance No. 93-015 of March 2, 1993 revised, setting the guiding principles of the Rural Code and (ii) Order No. 098 / MDA / CNCR / SP of November 25, 2005 on organization, powers and methods of operation of the land commissions of municipalities, villages or tribes are accessible at local level:

New sources of income and economic opportunities created through targeted cash for work & development of capacities and skills

Two detailed diagnoses on state and non-state mechanisms and structures for conflict prevention and management are available on their functionality, effectiveness, gender inclusion levels and opportunities Collaboration between the different levels

Two action plans are developed and implemented to strengthen the capacity of State and non-state mechanisms and structures for conflict prevention and management for better integration of women and Youth

Four action plans to strengthen the technical capacities of SDS's and actors in the criminal chain on human rights integration issues (including women's rights and gender) are developed and implemented)

Two capacity-building action plans for civil society organizations and women's organizations are being developed and implemented on the roles, mandates of FDS and actors in the criminal chain with an approach based on human rights and Kind

Two accountability mechanisms are operational (SDS missions and criminal chain actors including the integration of human and gender rights)

Two frameworks for dialogue between FDS, actors in the criminal chain, communities and women's organizations are promoted

Women affected by the conflicts needs and interests in local development plans and budgets

Needs and Interests of Women affected by conflicts are adressed/

Women have more active roles in conflict prevention and management mechanisms

Women have more active roles in conflict prevention and peacebuilding

Women improve social cohesion and participate in local governance

Women and young girls are protected from multol multidimensional consequences of conflicts

Humanitarian /crisis response planning, frameworks & programming are gender inclusive and responsive

Women cohesion spaces are functional in refugee sites and high concentration zones

Women cohesion spaces are functional in refugee sites and high concentration zones in Niger

Increased public awareness and social mobilization to address persistent violence against women and girls

Existing humanitarian coordination mechanisms are more gender-responsive and address the distinct needs of women, girls, men and boys

Increased leadership & capacity of humanitarian actors in Niger for conducting gender analysis/assessments to inform multisectorial planning, responses and programming

National, UN and Aid coordination mechanisms strengthened to identify, address and monitor the needs of women and girls

National, UN and Aid coordination mechanisms strengthened to identify, address and monitor the needs of women and girls for effective response during and post disaster

New sources of Income and economic opportunities created for women and girls through targeted education & development of capacities/skills

More marginalised women and young girls access and benefit from financial and other immediat support as rapid response to crisis of Covid-19

An enabling environment for implementation of WPS commitments is created in Niger

Gender equality advocates have the capacities and resources to produce knowledge and promote evidence based advocacy at the national and international level

Accountability frameworks exists for the implementation of the UN WPS agenda