IV. >> Illustrating the Framework - Indicators for Some Rights >> Selecting the indicators Fig. IX Selecting indicators STEP I. Structural indicators Constitutional and domestic legal provisions on the right in force  Declared public policies and policy gaps related to the right  Institutional framework to implement obligations for the right STEP II. Process indicators P hysical indicators preferred to financial “ Flow” preferred to “stock” indicators Indicators that link institutional mandates to results / outcomes Identifying duty bearers and their roles; mandated activities of relevant institutions Identifying policies and programmes related to desired outcomes Identifying national or global best practices and domestic gaps in the implementation of the right STEP III. Outcome indicators Can easily be related to the enjoyment of a right Indicators cumulating impact of  processes “Stock” indicators, few in number  could be common for attributes Identifying desired outcomes associated with the implementation of human rights obligations and the enjoyment of rights and relating them to the required processes Review / validation of indicators and levels of disaggregation based on country-specific evidence 78 Human Rights Indicators