Monitoring and evaluation for equitable policymaking
Realizing the rights of children and adolescents in Mongolia
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Highlights
This policy brief makes the case for monitoring and evaluation (M&E) practices that are both inclusive and considerate of equity-constraining factors, with the purpose of generating evidence to support equitable policymaking. The concept of equity is implicit but foundational to both international and Mongolian law, making equity among children and adolescents an issue of the law. However, current M&E practices are not inclusive of all population groups nor robust in the analysis of equityconstraining vulnerabilites. The challenge this poses to realizing the rights of children and adolescents in Mongolia can be resolved by mainstreaming M&E processes into Government systems and institutions.
