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Outcome harvesting is our main methodology for monitoring outcomes in projects and programmes.

An outcome emerges when somebody does something differently as a result of what we and/or our partner did. Outcomes are formulated in outcome statements.

The Network of African National Human Rights Institutions (NANHRI) has developed several tools to help NHRIs improve their work with human rights defenders.

An introduction to what characterises a national human rights institution (NHRI) and how it fits into the national human rights system.

How can human rights professionals work with business? And what role can national human rights institutions play in this area?

What are the opportunities and challenges in the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights? And how can national human rights institutions work in this field?

This learning package is a collection of videos to help you understand what freedom of religion or belief involves.

This course is an introduction to human rights education with a focus on how national human rights institutions can work with human rights education across mandate areas.

The course will give you an introduction to human rights monitoring and reporting with a focus on how they are linked in the work of a national human rights institution (NHRI).

Monitoring is an important tool for national human rights institutions to identify and describe the most important human rights issues.

Learn more about national human rights institutions' (NHRIs’) dynamic relationship with the international human rights system and how they fit into it.

Reporting contributes to sharing of knowledge and raising awareness off national gaps in compliance with human right standards.

What kind of limitations can be made on human rights in exceptional times? Is it better for governments to control too much, rather than too little?

The COVID-19 measures that were introduced in Denmark in March 2020 were very intrusive for human rights and all citizens in Denmark. Were they necessary? And were they within the limits of human rights obligations in Denmark? Learn more about human rights monitoring in a state of emergency with this case study.

Learn more about the relationship between religion and human rights, gender equality and the role of faith-based actors in promoting human rights.

An introduction to the Paris Principles and what they mean for national human rights institutions (NHRIs).

This course is an introduction to the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and their linkages with human rights.

Learn more NHRI effectiveness and about the dilemmas and challenges that comes with the unique position of NHRIs.

Outcome harvesting is designed for situations where we want to know more about achievements rather than activities and more about what changed rather than what we did.

Women human rights defenders are not just persecuted for what they do, but also for who they are. How can we protect them?