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- - - - 1.1 Number of government policies, laws and regulations developed or revised with women’s and youths’ CSOs’ participation through EU support. GERF 2.29. GAP III.
        Disaggregated by target group.
      - 1.2 Number of executive measures taken by the Thai government or LAs to increase youth, women, and indigenous participation in decision-making at local and national levels.
        Disaggregated by type measure, administrative level, and region.
      - 1.3 Percentage of youth, women, and indigenous CSOs/CBOs supported who manifest a medium/high improvement in their engagement in national and local economic decision-making processes.
        Disaggregated by target group, CSO/CBOs.
    - - Output 1.1 Enhanced women´s CSOs, CBOs and networks’ capacities and engagement opportunities for policy dialogue with local authorities (LAs) in Chiang Rai.
        
        Indicators (3)
        
        1.1.1 Number of members of women CSO/CBOs trained/mentored who show increased knowledge (good, high) on advocacy and policy dialogue.
        Disaggregated by training topic, target group.
        
        1.1.2 Number of gender-sensitive policy recommendations submitted to LAs by women CSOs/CBOs with the intervention’s support.
        Disaggregated by type of recommendation, target group, CSO/CBO/LAs.
        
        1.1.3 Percentage of women CSOs/CBOs and LAs supported who manifest a high/very high satisfaction with the outcomes of the multi-stakeholder dialogue (Quality of Life committees) facilitated by the intervention.
        Disaggregated by dialogue event, CSO/CBO/LAs.
        
        Activities (7)
        
        1.1.1) CSOs, and LA groups’ learning exchange and competence development.
        
        1.1.2) Grassroots women’s groups training, networking, and collaboration.
        
        1.1.3) Research paper & campaigns on public service and policy implementation around women’s rights.
        
        1.1.4) LA and women’s network groups advocacy and policy maker engagement.
        
        1.1.5) Multi-stakeholder dialogue with state actors in Chiang Rai province.
        
        1.1.6) Collaboration with like-minded actors and agencies to enhance existing women’s rights and equality dialogue and networks.
        
        FSTP for output 1.1: Conduct action research for women’s networks and LAs on women's rights.
      - Output 1.2 Enhanced CSOs, youth and children-focused networks (Lanna Child Rights Coalition - LCRC), capacities and policy dialogue engagement opportunities with duty-bearers in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai.
        
        Indicators (3)
        
        1.2.1 Number of youths (Child Rights Youth Activists (CRYA) trained/mentored who show increased knowledge (good, high) on children and youth rights.
        Disaggregated by training topic, sex, age
        
        1.2.2 Percentage of CSOs/CBOs, LCRC, CRYA members and state actors involved who manifest a high/very-high satisfaction with the outcomes of the multi-level, multi-stakeholder dialogue facilitated by the intervention.
        Disaggregated by dialogue event, institution/organisation
        
        1.2.3 Estimated number of people reached by the campaign events on youth economic and social rights supported by the intervention.
        Disaggregated by event, target group, location.
        
        Activities (7)
        
        1.2.1) Youth rights training & workshops for youth networks, CSOs and state actors.
        
        1.2.2) LCRC & CRYA supporting LAs, SAOs, child rights volunteers and office of children & families shelter in 3 provinces.
        
        1.2.3) Multi - level state actor engagement on participatory child development and protection processes.
        
        1.2.4) Child & youth rights situational analysis to support CR campaign information.
        
        1.2.5) Child & youth rights and protection campaigns, advocacy, and dialogue.
        
        1.2.6) State, civil society, donors, thematic networks, private actors and youth leaders’ policy dialogue on child & youth rights.
        
        FSTP for output 1.2: FSTP for creating, supporting a youth network.
      - Output 1.3 Strengthened capacities of women, youth, and indigenous CSOs/CBOs networks from Southern, Northern and North-eastern regions and engagement opportunities with national and local governments to claim economic and social rights.
        
        Indicators (4)
        
        1.3.1 Number of women, youth, and indigenous CSOs/CBOs networks’ members trained/mentored who show increased knowledge (good, high) on coalition-building and joint action.
        Disaggregated by training topic, target group, sex, age, region.
        
        1.3.2 Number of youth, indigenous and women CSOs/CBOs coalitions which become fully functional with the Intervention support.
        Disaggregated by region
        
        1.3.3 Number of national and local duty-bearers trained who show increased knowledge (good, high) on duties and missions to support women.
        Disaggregated by training topic, institution, sex, region.
        
        1.3.4 Number of grassroots civil society organisations benefitting from EU support. (all outputs). GERF 2.28
        Disaggregated by type of CSO, type of support, region.
        
        Activities (7)
        
        1.3.1) Women, indigenous and youth groups economic and social rights, needs-based training, and coalition building.
        
        1.3.2) Grassroots community networks broadened to develop collaboration and opportunities to claim rights.
        
        1.3.3) State-CSO collaboration to ensure clear information on rights for engaged groups.
        
        1.3.4) Government and community engagements to uphold rights.
        
        1.3.5) Seminars and conferences for stakeholder collaboration, dialogue, learning and planning.
        
        FSTP for output 1.3 (1): Analyse needs and conduct training on rights campaigning and advocacy strategies for women’s CSOs and youth groups.
        
        FSTP for output 1.3 (2): Broaden engagement with an additional grant for establishing. indigenous networks.