ANNEX I: UN HUMAN RIGHTS’ THEORY OF CHANGE AND RESULTS FRAMEWORK Early warning and protection of human rights in situations of conflict, violence and insecurity RIGHTS-HOLDERS CLAIM THEIR RIGHTS [EA5] [EA7] uu Increased number and variety of stakeholders engaged in conflict prevention, peacebuilding and other violence reduction processes uu Civil society, in particular youth and women, increasingly advocate and claim their rights and protect themselves more effectively from reprisals uu Increased number and diversity of rights-holders, and of national human rights institutions and civil society actors acting on their behalf, making use of United Nations and regional human rights mechanisms and bodies DUTY-BEARERS COMPLY WITH THEIR OBLIGATIONS [EA1] uu Legal frameworks, public policies, State institutions, as well as non-State actors, regulating or engaged in situations of conflict, violence and insecurity increasingly comply with international human rights standards uu Legal frameworks, public policies and institutions are in place and functioning to combat sexual and gender-based violence, trafficking and related exploitation uu Constitutions, laws and policies increasingly protect human rights, especially land and housing rights and with particular attention to non-discrimination and gender equality, in the context of development and exploitation of natural resources [EA3] uu Mechanisms and initiatives are adopted to increase human rights protection in contexts of conflict, violence and insecurity uu Transitional justice mechanisms established and increasingly operating in accordance with international human rights norms, standards and good practices [EA4] uu Increased representation of marginalized and discriminated groups in State institutions and decision-making bodies [EA6] uu Increased compliance and engagement of Member States with international human rights mechanisms [EA8] uu Advances in the progressive development of international and regional human rights law in areas relevant to the thematic priorities [EA10] uu Increased responsiveness of the international community to potential, emerging or existing human rights crisis situations, with human rights protection as an integral element of this response [EA11] uu The protection of human rights is an integral part of the international community’s preparedness, response and recovery efforts in the context of humanitarian crises and is effectively integrated in the mandates, policies and actions of United Nations peacekeeping operations and special political missions uu Increased integration of human rights standards and principles into the UN’s security policies and programmes, including the implementation of the Human Rights Due Diligence Policy on UN support to nonUN security forces Global Management Outputs 1. Strategic decisions are made in line with resultsbased management principles and are implemented in a timely manner (GMO 1) 2. Organizational work processes, systems and structures are aligned for increased efficiency (GMO 2) 3. A gender perspective is effectively integrated in all OHCHR policies, programmes and relevant processes (GMO 3) 4. Increased effectiveness in supporting human rights mechanisms (GMO 4) 5. Increased effectiveness in supporting field operations (GMO 5) 6. OHCHR staff has the necessary competencies and skills to effectively implement OHCHR’s programme (GMO 6) 7. Improved awareness and understanding of and support to OHCHR’s mission and programmes by Member States and other stakeholders (GMO 7) 8. The efficient management of human and financial resources (GMO 8) UN HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT 2017 153