ln evaluating performance, claimholders, duty bearers and other actors should pay special attention to the: . o o . o . . o . . Expected direct positive benefits on the quality of human life and on the realization of human rights; Unintended positive benefits; Direct and unintended negative effects resulting in human rights violations; Level of enjoyment of human rights; Nature and level of compliance with human rights obligations; Resolution of gender issues, and changes in cultural and traditional practices, or ways of life, religion or custom that hamper or interfere with the equal enjoyment of human rights by women and men; Substantial and meaningful changes in the situation of claimholders, especially those most vulnerable; Human rights that are still most at risk and require future action; Claimholders, especially those most vulnerable, who require future special and preferential treatment; and Changes in conditions that cause or perpetuate discrimination and inequality and which require future action. 77