How the Indicators are structured
The Indicators for Democratic Parliaments have a four-level structure, consisting of targets, indicators, dimensions and assessment criteria.

Targets
There are seven targets, each corresponding to one of the adjectives used in SDG Targets 16.6 and 16.7:

Indicators
There are one or more indicators within each target.
Each indicators corresponds to an area of parliamentary work.
Here is the list of all the indicators.
There are 25 indicators in total.

Dimensions
There are one or more dimensions within each indicator.
The dimensions provide a more detailed look at the theme of the indicator.
Each dimension contains an aspiring goal that describes an ideal situation to aim for, as well as two or more assessment criteria.
There are 108 dimensions in total.

Assessment criteria
Each dimension contains two or more assessment criteria.
Parliament assesses its capacity and practice against these criteria.
For each assessment criterion, parliaments gather evidence, assign a grade and develop recommendations for improvement.
Here are more details about the assessment process.
There are 500 assessment criteria in total.
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