Gemensamt FN-program mot könsstympning av flickor och kvinnor Joint UN Programme on Eliminating FGM, Phase IV Det övergripande målet för programmet är att utrota könsstympning av flickor och kvinnor till 2030 i enlighet med SDG mål 5.3. Det långsiktiga resultatet för programmet är: nya och mer rättvisa sociala normer som utrotar skadliga normer och underliggande drivkrafter till könsstympning och ojämlikhet mellan könen.

Resultaten på medellång sikt är:
- Flickors och kvinnors egenmakt har stärkts, de känner till och hävdar rätten till sin kropp och driver tillsammans med anhöriga och andra nyckelaktörer förändringar av sociala normer och könsnormer.
- Flickor och kvinnor har tillgång till allsidiga och kvalitativa samhällstjänster såsom hälso- och sjukvård, utbildning och juridiskt stöd för att förebygga och hantera konsekvenser könsstympning. 
- Ökat ansvarsutkrävande av regeringar och andra duty bearers inklusive ökade resurser för sektorsövergripande politik, lagar och ramverk för att tillhandahålla förebyggande insatser för kvinnor och flickor som riskerar utsättas för könsstympning även i svåråtkomliga/avlägsna områden. The overall objective (impact) of the program is: The global promise of ending female genital mutilation is delivered by 2030.

The long term outcome is: Emergence of new and more equitable social norms transforming all harmful practices that drive FGM and gender inequality.

The medium term outcomes are: 
 
- Empowered girls and women know and claim rights to their bodily autonomy and, together with their families and communities, drive changes in social and gender norms.
- Girls and women can access a comprehensive package of high quality, gender-responsive, disability-inclusive, culturally and age appropriate services from relevant sectoral systems and institutions.
- Governments and other duty-bearers demonstrate increased accountability for resourcing and implementing multi-sectoral policies, laws and frameworks to provide prevention and response for women and girls at risk of, and affected by, FGM - even in hard-to-reach locations.

The short-term outcomes are:
 
- Girls and women demonstrating increased assets, capabilities and agency in relation to their rights to bodily integrity, gender equitable roles and relationships.
- Men, boys, families and communities increasingly supporting the access of women and girls to measures and services that prevent and protect them against FGM, gender inequalities and other harmful practices.
-Health, education, social, legal and child protection systems providing integrated quality FGM services that are accessible and centred on women and girls, as well as families and  communities.
- A broad range of actors at the global, regional, national and local levels, amplifying their collective efforts to advocate, develop, implement, monitor and evaluate gender transformative multi-sectoral evidence-based FGM elimination policy and legal frameworks with adequate resourcing. The overall objective (impact) of the program is: The global promise of ending female genital mutilation is delivered by 2030.

The long term outcome is: Emergence of new and more equitable social norms transforming all harmful practices that drive FGM and gender inequality.

The medium term outcomes are: 
 
- Empowered girls and women know and claim rights to their bodily autonomy and, together with their families and communities, drive changes in social and gender norms.
- Girls and women can access a comprehensive package of high quality, gender-responsive, disability-inclusive, culturally and age appropriate services from relevant sectoral systems and institutions.
- Governments and other duty-bearers demonstrate increased accountability for resourcing and implementing multi-sectoral policies, laws and frameworks to provide prevention and response for women and girls at risk of, and affected by, FGM - even in hard-to-reach locations.

The short-term outcomes are:
 
- Girls and women demonstrating increased assets, capabilities and agency in relation to their rights to bodily integrity, gender equitable roles and relationships.
- Men, boys, families and communities increasingly supporting the access of women and girls to measures and services that prevent and protect them against FGM, gender inequalities and other harmful practices.
-Health, education, social, legal and child protection systems providing integrated quality FGM services that are accessible and centred on women and girls, as well as families and  communities.
- A broad range of actors at the global, regional, national and local levels, amplifying their collective efforts to advocate, develop, implement, monitor and evaluate gender transformative multi-sectoral evidence-based FGM elimination policy and legal frameworks with adequate resourcing.