multiple indicator cluster surveys data dissemination and further analysis workshop devinfo for mics...
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Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Data Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop
DEVINFO FOR MICS DISSEMINATION
Dakar19-25 July 2011
Purpose of DevInfo
• DevInfo is a UN-supported initiative that aims to translate large investments in data collection into improved development outcomes through the use of data
• Consists of core database structure, various options for exchange and visualization, and training programme for how to use and apply this
Objectives of Session
• To demonstrate potential of DevInfo technology and services for dissemination of MICS data
• To gain brief understanding of simple steps to upload MICS data to DevInfo database
WCARO: MICS data in DevInfo databases
MICS Compiler (MICS3) http://www.micscompiler.org
Burkina Faso, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Togo
National Adaptations
Online Offline
Burkina Faso, Cameroon DRC
Chad, Gambia Cote d’Ivoire
Ghana, Mali Liberia
Niger, Nigeria Mauritania
Senegal, Togo Sao Tome & Principe
Sierra Leone
Mali MICS4 on DevInfo – Example
• Malikunnafoni developed in 2008 for monitoring GPRSP and MDGs (http://www.malikunnafoni.com)
• Managed by Technical Unit of PRSP and INSTAT, with focal points in line ministries
• MICS4 2010 data has been included• DevInfo promotes the use of MICS data to inform
planning and policy development
Table: Vitamin A Coverage
Graph: Vitamin A Coverage
Map: Vitamin A Coverage
• Demonstration of basic DevInfo user interface
data dashboards• Interactive data
THANK YOU
di Profiles• Data Snapshot
Maternal, Newborn and Child Survival Profileshttp://www.childinfo.org
Countdown to 2015 Profileshttp://www.childinfo.org
di books• extending release
extending MICS reporting
CME Info
dashboard powered by DevInfo www.childmortality.org
compliance with statistical standards
Data Structure Definition (DSD)
Demo: Table CM.2 (MICS4)
Contacts• For further support with DevInfo services:
– Jon Kapp (technical support)• [email protected]
– Michka Seroussi (Regional focal point WCA)• [email protected]
– Peter Leth (global UN focal point)• [email protected]