Statement of Intent 2013 to 2016 - Human Rights Commission

28 HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION | STATEMENT OF INTENTOutcome area 2: Housing, health and communityOutputs Performance measure Forecast 2012–13 Standard 2013–14Facilitate engagementand dialogue betweengovernment agencies, civilsociety and business andprovide advice to improveengagement in problemidentification, solutiondesign and decisionmakingon housing, healthand community in theCanterbury earthquakerecovery by peoplemost affected by theearthquakesQuantityAt least 15 instances of adviceand guidance providedQualityValued by government agenciesin their responsibility to meethuman rights standards and bycivil society in supporting theirengagement with governmentagencies around their humanrights as recorded in theCommission’s impact registerNew measureQuantity measure metThe impact register records at least3 government agencies providefeedback that they found the adviceand guidance of value, and at least5 instances where communityrepresentatives have identified thatthey have new information to assistthem to advocate for their humanrightsOutcome area 4: Human rights mainstreamingOutputs Performance measure Forecast 2012–13 Standard 2013–14Provide an educationprogramme to increaseunderstanding of humanrights and responsibilitiesamong duty-bearers,including the human rightsdimensions of the Treaty ofWaitangiQuantityAt least 3 education programmes,one to key influencers anddecision-makers, the other two toduty-bearers in organisations suchas local governmentQualityProgrammes are of value toparticipants in increasing theirunderstanding of human rightsand responsibilities, including thehuman rights dimensions of theTreaty of Waitangi, as assessed byan evaluation of participantsNew measureQuantity measure metOn a 5−point scale, at least 75% ofthe evaluation respondents reportthat the programme met scores of4 or 5 – of value or great value – inincreasing their understanding ofhuman rights and responsibilities,including the human rightsdimensions of the Treaty of Waitangi