Equitable access to quality services
Indicator Name
Indicator ID in PRIME
Definition
This indicator looks at the percentage of project participants who report that they can equitably both access and use quality, gender-sensitive, inclusive and age-appropriate services. Services include those for e.g. health, learning, family support, protection, social protection etc.
Gender sensitive services are those that identify, consider and account for the different needs, abilities, and opportunities of all girls, boys, women and men. They actively work to remove gender-based barriers and ensure everyone – especially girls, women and non-binary people – can equitably access and use quality services.
Inclusive services are those open and adapted to everyone, including but not specific to adults and children with e.g. different disabilities; in migration; of all ethnic, cultural and religious minority backgrounds; etc. It goes beyond the absence of barriers to also include enablers that actively promote entry and use by people who experience inequality and discrimination.
Quality services are relevant, safe, effective and free from discriminatory barriers. This includes services being tailored to different groups who are impacted by inequality and discrimination.
Numerator
Number of participants surveyed reporting that they can access and use quality services that are gender-sensitive, inclusive and age appropriate
Denominator
Total number of participants surveyed
Recommended Means of Verification
The means of verification for this indicator is being developed and will be published in the future.