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Getting to an Evaluation Plan: A Six-Step Process from Engagement to Evidence

Author

"The process of developing an evaluation plan, in cooperation with a group of stakeholders, fosters collaboration, a sense of shared purpose, and transparency, thereby ensuring that stakeholder

Number of Pages

68

Source

MEASURE Evaluation website, December 12 2017. Image credit: MEASURE Evaluation

SOGIESC UPR Advocacy Toolkit

Subtitle
A Guide for Defenders Working on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression and Sex Characteristics

Author

"SOGIESC issues are often side-lined during dialogues at the international level, but the UPR is one of the few forums where there can be vital debate on LGBTI human rights with governments who

Languages

English; Spanish

Number of Pages

37 (English); 38 (Spanish)

Source

ILGA website, December 4 2017; and emails from Diana Carolina Prado Mosquera to The Communication Initiative on December 14 2017 and January 10 2018. Image caption: Autumn's SOGIESC UPR Advocacy week (28th UPR working group session). Meeting with diplomats in Geneva

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