This publication comes at a critical time, as there is increased demand for more evidence that demonstrates how results-based approaches can support protection outcomes. The 13 case examples spotlighted in the publication are a testament to several humanitarian organizations’ commitments to embrace the key elements of results-based protection and apply more outcome-oriented ways of working in an effort to achieve protection outcomes. The publication demonstrates what results-based protection can look like in practice. In an engaging manner, each case example helps to pinpoint what specifically is results-based about the example and which enablers were put in place by an organization that allowed for the approach to be taken up and adopted.