A/HRC/33/31 To monitor human rights progress 15. A people-centred and planet-sensitive post-2015 human rights and development agenda must adopt a broader measure of progress than the gross domestic product. It must take into account the three dimensions of sustainable development and be rooted in a human rights-based approach to development. The objective should be to capture the degree to which the strength of an economy meets the needs and rights of people, and how sustainably and equitably it does so. By monitoring progress toward fulfilment of human rights objectives, States can make informed decisions regarding the effective use of resources for the progressive realization of human rights. To ensure accountability of all duty bearers to rights holders 16. States should regularly review and monitor the global partnership for sustainable development based on specific, measureable, time-bound targets to ensure the accountability of all States for their commitments. The review of the global partnership for sustainable development should draw upon and feed into existing monitoring mechanisms, including by integrating in a structured manner the work of relevant human rights bodies. The monitoring of financing for development needs to go beyond the tracking of financial flows and also assess the development results of such financial flows as well as progress on addressing systemic issues. Monitoring efforts must be underpinned by a human rightsbased data revolution that makes information more available, accessible and more broadly disaggregated to track development impacts for all people in all countries. 15