54 Monitoring Under the MCW Table 2. MCW Indicators on the Role of CHR as Gender Ombud Immediate outcome 1. Increased capacity of the CHR to act/ function as Gender Ombud 1.1 Legal Assistance remedies/ services made available to women Indicators Data source and Method Of Verification Agency responsible for data provision Percentage of women’s human rights violations/cases acted upon/resolved by CHR (discrimination against women, violations pertaining to the Women’s Empowerment provisions of the MCW, violations of civil, political and socio-cultural and economic rights of women) CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Percentage of cases involving MCW Institutional Mechanisms acted upon/resolved by CHR CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Systems and mechanisms to monitor MCW implementation in place CHR Accomplishment Report CHR, PCW Performance standards for providing legal assistance to women victims of HR violations developed CHR Accomplishment Report CHR with PCW # and types of legal assistance provided CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Percentage of clients provided with legal assistance/services CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Percentage of human rights lawyers, investigators and information officers trained on gender sensitivity and humane handling of cases CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Presence of (enhanced) gender-responsive training modules for human rights lawyers, investigators and information officers CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Presence of gender-responsive training modules for judges and members of the security sector CHR Accomplishment Report, PhilJA reports CHR, PhilJA Percentage of accredited human rights lawyers CHR Accomplishment Report CHR Client referral system established CHR Accomplishment Report CHR, BAR Associations, NGOs, Law Firms CHR Gender Ombud Guidelines