General
Q:What is the IN Dashboard?
A: The IN Dashboard is an online platform that allows users to monitor the implementation of human rights treaties in the Americas and around the globe. It provides tools for reporting, analyzing, and visualizing data on human rights indicators.
Q: Who can use the IN Dashboard?
A: The IN Dashboard is designed for a variety of users, including government officials, civil society organizations, researchers, and the general public.
Q: How can I access the IN Dashboard?
A: You can access the IN Dashboard by visiting human-rights.io or derechos-humanos.io
Q: Is there a cost to use the IN Dashboard?
A: No, the IN Dashboard is free to use.
Q: What languages are supported by the IN Dashboard?
A: The IN Dashboard currently supports Spanish and English.
Human Rights Treaties
Q: What human rights treaties are covered by the IN Dashboard?
A: The IN Dashboard currently covers disability treaties, including the UN-CRPD and the OAS-CIADDIS, and others will be added in the future, like the OAS-San Salvador Protocol or the UN-CEDAW.
Q: Where can I find the full text of a specific treaty?
A: You can find the full text of a specific treaty by asking the IN Dashboard AI-Chatbot or by searching in the IN Dashboard resources repository.
Q: What are the reporting requirements for human rights treaties?
A: Each treaty has specific reporting requirements. You can find information on reporting requirements by searching for the treaty on the IN Dashboard or by visiting the website of the relevant organization.
Reporting
Q: How are reports submitted to the IN Dashboard?
A: To submit an official country report, regional or global monitoring treaty bodies must sign up to use the IN Dashboard and request States Parties to submit their reports directly in the platform. In the meantime, civil society organizations are able to submit data and alternative reports via the IN Dashboard by creating a civil society account and following the instructions provided on the platform.
Q: What data should I include in my report?
A: The data you should include in your report will depend on the specific treaty and indicators you are reporting on. Refer to the different treaties’ reporting guidelines for detailed instructions.
Q: Where can I find help with reporting?
A: You can find help with reporting by contacting the IN Dashboard support team or by consulting the reporting guidelines.
Analysis and Evaluation
Q: How can I analyze data on the IN Dashboard?
A: The IN Dashboard provides various tools for analyzing data, including filters, visualizations, and dashboards.
Q: How can I contribute to the evaluation of reports?
A: If you are an expert, you can contribute to the evaluation of reports by registering as an evaluator on the IN Dashboard.
Q: How can I provide feedback on the IN Dashboard?
A: You can provide feedback on the IN Dashboard by contacting the support team or by submitting a feedback form.