Accountability for sexual and reproductive health and rights in development practice: building synergies

Figures & data

Table 1. Access to quality SRH services

	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNR (12)
2.2. Increased access to SRH services	9	10	2
5.2 Adolescents’ access to SRH services	4	7	1
2.3 Increased quality of SRH services	6	10	2
5.3. Adolescent/youth-friendly SRH services	4	8	2
3.2. Increased access to maternal health services	11	12	8
3.3 Quality of maternal health services	8	11	3
4.2. Increased access to family planning	9	12	3
4.3 Quality of family planning services	0	5	1

Table 2. SRH freedoms and agency

	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNR (12)
2.4. Autonomous decision making and bodily autonomy	3	12	3
3.4. Freedom from coercion and violence in maternal health services	1	4	0
4.4. Freedom from coercion and violence in family planning services	2	6	0
5.4. Access to comprehensive sexuality education	10	12	3

Table 3. Accountability and participation

	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNR (12)
2.5 Access to accountability mechanisms	4	3	2
2.6. Participation of rights-holders	5	6	12
5.6. Participation of adolescents and youth in SRH services	1	3	2

Table 4. Equality and non-discrimination

	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNR (12)
6.1 Legal measures	3	4	0
6.2 Awareness-raising against discrimination/stereotypes/stigma	4	6	1
6.3 Social protection measures	7	10	10

Table 5. Referenced population groups

	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNR (12)
1. Women	10	11	6
2. Adolescents	9	10	5
3. Rural populations	7	10	4
4. Persons with Disabilities	6	11	1
5. Indigenous Peoples	3	5	2
6. LGBTIQ+	3	4	2
7. Migrants, refugees, IDPs	2	5	0
8. Others:	5	7	3

Table A1. SRHR-related indicators for assessment of information in VNRs and Human Rights Reviews

1. General Indicators	UPR (12)	TBs (12)	VNRs (12)
1. Comprehensive SRH services
1.1. Maternal mortality	8	10	10
1.2. Maternal morbidity	1	7	2
1.3 Contraception	8	11	6
1.4 Safe abortion	5	12	0
1.5 Post abortion care	0	8	0
1.6 HIV & AIDS and STIs	9	11	7
1.7. Reproductive cancers	3	5	2
1.8. Assisted Reproductive Therapies	1	2	0
1.9. Adolescent SRH	12	12	6
2. SRHR indicators	UPR	TBs	VNRs
2.1. Existence of a national strategy or plan	6	7	3
2.2. Increased access to SRH, including measures to address barriers	9	10	2
2.3 Increased quality of SRH services	6	10	2
2.4. Agency and bodily autonomy	3	12	3
2.5 Access to accountability mechanisms	4	3	2
2.6. Beneficiaries’ Participation in design and monitoring of SRH services	5	6	12
2.7 Adequate financial resources for SRH services	5	10	4
3. Maternal Health (MH) indicators	UPR	TBs	VNRs
3.1. Existence of a national strategy or plan	6	9	4
3.2. Increased access to MH services	11	12	8
3.3 Quality of MH services	8	11	3
3.4. Freedom from coercion and violence in MH services	1	4	0
4. Family Planning (FP) indicators	UPR	TBs	VNRs
4.1. Existence of a national strategy or plan	5	5	3
4.2. Increased access to FP, including measures to address barriers	9	12	3
4.3 Quality of FP services	0	5	1
4.4. Freedom from coercion and violence in FP services	2	6	0
5. Adolescent SRH indicators	UPR	TBs	VNR
5.1 Existence of a national strategy or plan on Adolescent SRH	5	8	2
5.2. Barriers in access to SRH services by adolescents	4	7	0
5.3. Access to Adolescent & Youth friendly SRH services	4	8	2
5.4. Access to quality CSE or life-skills education	10	12	3
5.5. Social protection programmes for pregnant girls	3	8	1
5.6. A&Y participation in design and monitoring of SRH services	1	3	2
6. Equality and non-discrimination/indicators	UPR	TBs	VNRs
6.1 Legal anti-discrimination measures	3	4	0
6.2 awareness raising against stigma & discrimination	4	6	1
6.3 Social protection measures	7	10	10
6.4. References to discriminated population groups:	UPR	TBs	VNRs
6.4.1 Women	10	11	6
6.4.2 Adolescents	9	10	5
6.4.3. Persons with Disabilities	6	11	1
6.4.4 LGBTI+	3	4	2
6.4.5 Rural Populations, Patoralists, etc.	7	10	4
6.4.6. Indigenous Peoples	3	5	2
6.4.7 Migrants, Refugees, Asylum Seekers and IDPs	2	5	0
6.4.8. Others	5	7	3
TOTAL:	213 (43%)	329 (67%)	128 (26%)