Championing Rights: Measuring Results
Thursday, July 5, 2012 at 8:10PM "What's a result in rights-based world?"
In a world in which donors are increasingly oriented towards accountability and “results-based financing”, it becomes ever more important to ensure that the results we define encompass fully informed choice from a range of sexual and reproductive health services that respect and protect rights.
This workshop will explore what “results-based” really means, and identify ways of ensuring that the extent to which services respect and protect rights are at the heart of measuring results. Critical issues, including gender and choice will be discussed from a range of important perspectives, as our speakers will include global leaders from the sexual and reproductive health and rights donor, service provider and advocacy communities.
Event FAQs
What
A CSO side event hosted by Marie Stopes International and the UK SRHR Network offering a bridge between the "rights based" and "results based" divide, and specifically looks at how and why rights are (i) fundamental in themselves and (ii) can help deliver the goals of the summit, namely 120m new users by 2020 within the context of a comprehensive vision of sexual and reproductive health and rights
Where
QEII Conference Centre <http://mariestopes-news.org/t/F3D-V6G4-3WDO9B-C4OU5-1/c.aspx> : After the Summit plenaries
When
5pm, 11th July
Duration
75 minutes
Our panel:
Welcome and introduction - Marie Stopes International UK ministerial representation (invited):
Stephen O’Brien, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development
Panel of discussants:
Anders Norstrom, Sweden’s Ambassador for Global Health (invited)
Kate Gilmore, Deputy Executive Director (Programme), UNFPA
Gita Sen, Director, DAWN
Dorothy Ngoma, National coordinator on Safe Motherhood (Presidential Initiative), Malawi (invited)
Faustina Fynn-Nyame, Country Director, Marie Stopes International, Ghana.
Moderator:
Karen Newman, Co-ordinator, Population and Sustainability Network.
Followed by a civil society-driven moderated debate on these issues.