Global Europe Results Framework
The Global Europe Results Framework (ex-EU Results Framework) is the corporate results framework used to collect and measure key results achieved by interventions funded by external assistance financing instruments of EU international cooperation
The French, Spanish and Portuguese translation of Annexes 1 and 2 containing the GERF level 1, 2 and 3 indicators is available here
The tables below present the indicators that comprise the Global Europe Results Framework (GE RF) as well as the indicators from the predecessor EU Results Framework (EU RF)
Methodology notes - current GE Results Framework 2022
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
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Relevant SDG Indicators SDG 2, 6, 7 & 11-15 GERF 3.1 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance contributing to: (a) climate change (adaptation and mitigation), (b) protecting biodiversity, (c) combating desertification, (d) protecting the environment (Aid to Env) SDG 9 GERF 3.2 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards digitalisation SDG 8 & 9 GERF 3.3 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance contributing to strengthening investment climate SDG 8 & 17 GERF 3.4 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance contributing to: (a) aid for trade, (b) aid for trade to LDCs, and (c) trade facilitation SDG 7, 8 & 17 GERF 3.5 Leverage of EU blending and guarantee operations financed by EU external assistance, measured as: (a) Investment leverage ratio, (b) Total eligible financial institution financing leverage ratio, (c) Private financing leverage ratio SDG 17 GERF 3.6 Number and share of EU-funded external interventions supporting the implementation of political, economic and social reforms and joint agreements in partner countries SDG 10 GERF 3.7 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards migration and forced displacement-related interventions SDG 16 GERF 3.8 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards fragile states GERF 3.9 Share of EU-funded external interventions responding to situations of a new and/or emerging crisis SDG 1-6 GERF 3.10 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards supporting social inclusion and human development SDG 2 GERF 3.11 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards nutrition SDG 4 GERF 3.12 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards education SDG 5 GERF 3.13 Number and share of EU- external interventions promoting gender equality and women's empowerment SDG 10 GERF 3.14 Number and share of EU-funded external interventions promoting disability inclusion GERF 3.15 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance directed towards reducing inequalities SDG 17 GERF 3.16 Amount and share of EU-funded external assistance qualifying as ODA
Methodology notes - previous EU Results Framework 2018
The 2018 version of the EU Results Framework was introduced via the accompanying Staff Working Document (SWD(2018) 444 final) that can be accessed here. The results framework is currently under revision and a new version will be published in 2021. The list of indicators in the new version will be used for corporate reporting under the new MFF.
- Level 1
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There are no methodological notes for level 1 indicators. Appropriate regional aggregates are taken directly from the international databases.
- Level 2
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- Level 3
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Level 3 - Mainstreaming of policy priorities
- (a) protecting biodiversity;
- (b) climate change (adaptation and mitigating);
- (c) combating desertification;
- (d) protecting the environment (Aid to Env)
- (a) Investment leverage ratio;
- (b) Total eligible Financial Institution financing leverage ratio;
- (c) Private financing leverage ratio
3.10 – Amount of EU funded international cooperation and development qualifying as ODA
Methodology notes - previous EU Results Framework 2015
The 2015 version of the EU Results Framework was introduced via the accompanying Staff Working Document (SWD(2014) 80 final) that can be accessed here.
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Sector
Indicator Level 1 (Global development progress - impact)
1
Inclusive Growth and poverty reduction
2
Inclusive Growth and poverty reduction
Income share held by the lowest 40% of income distribution (% income, period averages)
3
Inclusive Growth and poverty reduction
Real GDP growth, (i) latest year and (ii) average over last 5 years
4
Good Governance
Average Rule of Law score( as measured by the Worldwide Governance Index) [2]
5
Good Governance
Average Control of Corruption score (as measured by the Worldwide Governance Index) [3]
6
Good Governance
Average Voice and Accountability score (as measured by the Worldwide Governance Index) [4]
7
Conflict prevention, peace building and security
8
Sustainable and inclusive Agriculture (Agriculture and Food Security)
Agricultural Value Added measured using Cereal Yield per hectare as proxy indicator
9
Nutrition (Agriculture and Food Security)
Prevalence of stunting (moderate and severe) of children aged below five years
10
Systemic resilience to food crisis (Agriculture and Food Security)
11
Energy
12
Energy
Renewable energy production as a proportion of total energy production
13
Public Finance Management, taxation, transparency and oversight of the budget (Good Governance)
Change in domestic revenue mobilisation as a percentage of GDP over the last three years.
14
Education
15
Education
16
Education
17
Health
18
Health
19
Health
20
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
21
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
22
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
Proportion of population using an improved drinking water source
23
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
24
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
25
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change
Proportion of population using an improved sanitation facility
26
Transport
27
Employment and Social Protection
Proportion of employed people living below $1.25 (PPP) per day
28
Employment and Social Protection
29
Trade and Private sector development
30
Trade and Private sector development
31
Gender equality and women's empowerment
32
Gender equality and women's empowerment
Percentage of women aged 20-24 years old who were married before their 15th/ 18th birthday
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- Level 3
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Performance areas / Policy priorities
Indicator Level 3 (Organisational Performance)
1
Quality of project documents as assessed by DG International Cooperation and Development's internal Quality Support Groups (QSG)
% of project documents assessed as satisfactory (i.e. well-designed or giving rise to only minor issues to be addressed) in internal peer review (yearly)
Project documents describe in detail the funding, modality and rationale of an intervention. They are subject to a quality assurance system, at the end of which they are graded (A), (B), or (C):
(A) Action well-defined, no issues or minor issues to be addressed
(B) Action with issues that need to be addressed before proceeding to the next stage
(C) Action with fundamental issues
This indicator records the share of projects graded as (A) or (B).
2
DG International Cooperation and Development's internal assessment of ongoing projects (activities)
% of projects with red traffic lights concerning progress on implementation
This is a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) for Sound Financial Management and Efficient Use of EC Resources. It reflects the number of projects with red traffic lights, i.e. problems in implementation, as a % of all projects, based on assessments recorded in the Project List.
3
DG International Cooperation and Development's internal assessment of ongoing projects (results)
% of projects with red traffic lights concerning the achievement of objectives
This is a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) for Sound Financial Management and Efficient Use of EC Resources. It reflects the number of projects at risk of not achieving project objectives as a % of all projects, based on assessments in the Project List.
4
Budget execution (commitments)
Value of EU international cooperation and development assistance committed (value and % of execution of available budget)
This indicator includes commitments both under the International Cooperation and Development budget (which is part of the EU budget) as well as the European Development Fund (which is financed by direct contributions from the EU Member States).
5
Budget execution (disbursements)
Value of EU international cooperation and development assistance paid (value and % of execution of available budget)
This indicator includes disbursements both under the International Cooperation and Development budget (which is part of the EU budget) as well as the European Development Fund (which is financed by direct contributions from the EU Member States).
6
Time needed to disburse
% of invoices paid within the period of 30 days within the framework of EU international cooperation and development assistance
This is a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) for Sound Financial Management and Efficient Use of EC Resources. It records the number of on-target invoices as a % of all invoices paid.
7
Nutrition mainstreaming
Amount of EU-funded international cooperation and development assistance directed towards nutrition
8
Gender mainstreaming
9
Fragile states
10
Leverage of EU blending operations
11
Human development
12
Environment and climate change
13
Trade facilitation