Definition & calculation
Numerator: Number of protection monitoring visits carried out on or before their planned date during the reporting period
Denominator: Total number of protection monitoring visits scheduled in the workplan for the reporting period
Divide the number of scheduled protection monitoring visits completed by their planned date by the total number of visits planned for the period, then multiply by 100.
Formula: (Numerator ÷ Denominator) × 100
Means of verification
Protection monitoring workplan, visit schedules and field mission reports
Interpretation
Direction: Higher is better
Typical reporting frequency: Per activity cycle / continuous
Guidance & common pitfalls
Tracks timeliness of the monitoring process, not the findings or coverage of protection risks; a visit counts only when completed on or before its planned date. Useful for spotting access constraints or capacity gaps that delay planned field presence.
This library is a curated reference to adapt, aligned generically with recognised humanitarian frameworks (Sphere, cluster registries, IASC, CHS and others). It is not an official indicator registry — always use the exact indicator definitions your donor or cluster requires.
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- Percentage of explosive ordnance risk education participants demonstrating safe behaviours and knowledge at follow-up
- Percentage of protection service users who report being treated with respect and dignity by staff
- Percentage of referred protection cases confirmed to have accessed the service they were referred to
