96 Human Rights Indicators Outcome Process Structural Table 9 Affordable access to health care Family, child and dependent-adult support Targeted social assistance schemes • Date of entry into force and coverage of regulation on mandatory health insurance • Time frame and coverage of national policy on health and access to health care, including for reproductive health and for persons with disabilities • Time frame and coverage of national policy on drugs, including on generic drugs • Date of entry into force and coverage of public support for families, including single-parent families, children and dependent adults • Legally prescribed qualifying period, rate of contribution, duration and rate of allowances • Time frame and coverage of social assistance programmes and non-contributory schemes for persons in specific situations of need (e.g., IDPs, refugees, war victims, long-term unemployed persons, homeless persons) • Time frame and coverage of national policy on unemployment • Proportion of population covered by health insurance (public or private) • Proportion of population that renounced health-care services during the past 12 months for economic reasons, by service (e.g., dental care, medical consultation, drugs, surgery) • Proportion of labour force participating in social security scheme(s) • Proportion of workers covered under social security who requested and received social security benefits in the reporting period • Proportions of entitled families, children and dependent adults receiving public support • Public expenditure on family, children and dependent-adult allowance or benefit schemes per beneficiary • Proportion of household expenditure (food, health, day care, education, housing) on children and dependent adults covered by public support • (Improvement in) Density of nursery/ childcare centres and nursing homes for the targeted population or regions in the reporting period • Proportion of population in specific situations of need receiving social assistance for food, housing, health care, education, emergency or relief services • Public expenditures for targeted social assistance schemes per beneficiary • (Improvement in) Density of administrative offices and personnel providing targeted social assistance • Proportion of requests for social assistance (e.g., income transfer, subsidized housing, disaster relief) reviewed and met * MDG-related indicators All indicators should be disaggregated by prohibited grounds of discrimination, as applicable and reflected in metadata sheets • Proportion of individuals in the formal or informal economy below national poverty line before and after social transfers* • Per capita public expenditure on primary health facilities (including for reproductive health care) and essential medicines • Number of targeted individuals newly registered as participant in the health insurance system in the reporting period • Proportion of household expenditures on health goods and services covered by health insurance / public support • Proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel* • Proportion of target population within X hour(s) of medical and paramedical personnel and relevant health-care facilities • Number of workers newly registered as participant in the social security scheme in the reporting period • Proportion of requests for benefits (e.g., unemployment benefit, pension) reviewed and met in the reporting period • Proportion of cases or complaints concerning social security obligations of enterprises effectively responded to by Government or relevant social security agency • Proportion of enterprises covered under domestic social security regulations and proportion thereof subjected to administrative action or prosecution • Proportion of received complaints on the right to social security investigated and adjudicated by the national human rights institution, human rights ombudsperson or other relevant mechanisms and the proportion of these responded to effectively by the Government • Proportion of targeted population appropriately informed of its entitlements and benefits (in cash or in kind) under the applicable social security schemes • Net official development assistance for implementing this right, received or provided as a proportion of public expenditure on social security and gross national income • Date of entry into force and coverage of insurance or tax-based social security scheme • Legally prescribed qualifying period, rate of contribution, duration (e.g., length of maternity leave) and rate of benefits under different schemes • Date of entry into force and coverage of international agreements on export of social security benefits (including on double taxation) to country of origin for migrant workers and families • International human rights and ILO treaties relevant to the right to social security ratified by the State • Date of entry into force and coverage of the right to social security in the constitution or other forms of superior law • Date of entry into force and coverage of domestic laws for implementing the right to social security, including in the event of sickness, old age, unemployment, employment-related injury, maternity, paternity, disability or invalidity, survivors and orphans, health care (including reproductive health care), and family and child support • Time frame and coverage of policy for universal implementation of the right to social security Income security for workers Illustrative indicators on the right to social security (Universal Declaration of Human Rights, art. 22) IV. >> Illustrating the Framework - Indicators for Some Rights