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Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Survey Design Workshop

Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Survey Design Workshop. MICS Technical Assistance. MICS Survey Design Workshop. Purpose. To go through the MICS steps and identify the technical assistance that will be provided by the Global MICS Team at each critical survey stage

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Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Survey Design Workshop

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  1. Multiple Indicator Cluster SurveysSurvey Design Workshop MICS Technical Assistance MICS Survey Design Workshop

  2. Purpose To go through the MICS steps and identify the technical assistance that will be provided by the Global MICS Team at each critical survey stage To provide a reference tool for survey managers of review processes in MICS.

  3. Definitions and workflow The Global MICS Teamincludes Regional Office (RO) and Headquarters (HQ) UNICEF Staff and consultants involved in managing and providing technical assistance (TA) to MICS surveys. All TA to an individual survey is managed from a UNICEF RO. All but the final review of survey tools, documents, and processes are conducted by the UNICEF RO. The final review is always conducted by the MICS Team in UNICEF HQ. Where possible, the UNICEF RO and HQ will seek to deliver a final consolidated review.

  4. Step 1: Data Assessment Discussions / Analysis in country to determine if a MICS is required based on existing data gaps and needs of disaggregated /equity-sensitive data Discussions between UNICEF Country Office (CO), Regional Office (RO), and Headquarters (HQ) Decision in the country made on whether to conduct MICS and scope of the survey Draft Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) produced

  5. Step 2: Survey Design Workshop The survey team including survey managers from the country participate in the MICS Survey Design Workshop together with survey teams from other countries Discussions are held with the Global MICS Team and regional office consultants (sample, survey content, timing, etc.) during the workshop

  6. Step 3: Survey Plan and Budget Using MICS templates, the Country Survey Plan and Budget (drafted at the workshop)and the MoUfinalisedby the implementing partner in consultation with UNICEF Country Office Shared with UNICEF Regional Office for review. Global MICS Team Consolidated feedback provided (within 7 days) Survey Plan and Budget and MoUfinalised

  7. Step 4: Human Resources Identification and recruitment of survey personnel i.e. survey coordinator (from implementing partner) and UNICEF MICS consultant at the country level UNICEF Regional Office supports the recruitment of the MICS consultant (sharing generic ToR template, names of potential candidates, and supporting the selection)

  8. Step 5: Survey Committees Steering and Technical Committees established at the country level Template ToRs developed by Global MICs Team and provided by Regional Office

  9. Step 6: Questionnaire Design Draft questionnaires based on standard MICS Questionnaires are customised at country level Review by RO, feedback provided (within 2 weeks) Final draft of questionnaires produced Consolidated review by Global MICS team (within 2 weeks) Questionnaires are finalised for translation

  10. Step 7: Translation Questionnaires and Instructions for Fieldwork Staff translated into local language(s) Back translation organised at country level. Back translation is reviewed by RO Questionnaires are finalised for pretest

  11. Step 8: Sampling Design of sample in country Preparation of the sample weights calculation template Country sends sample design and sample weight calculation template to RO for review (within 2 weeks) • Final review by Global MICS team • (within 2 weeks) Selection of sample

  12. Step 9: Supplies Based on the content of the questionnaires and size of sample, quantity of supplies is determined at the country level Consultation with RO for advice on procurement of recommended supplies. Supplies ordered by CO

  13. Step 10: Listing Based on the sample selection and according to the listing manual, the implementing agency conducts household listing and selection in sampled clusters. Regional Sampling Expert Consultant reviews household selection.

  14. Step 11: Pre-test of Questionnaires Conducted after appropriate training in the country Assistance from a regional household survey expert mobilised by RO as needed Consolidated review by Global MICS team (within 1 week) Pre-test report is produced in the country

  15. Step 12: Finalisingthe Questionnaire Based on results of pretest, the questionnaires are finalised Consolidated review by Global MICS team (within 1 week) Final questionnaires produced in country

  16. Step 13: Data Processing Programmes RO mobilisesa regional data processing expert to provide technical assistance in country Data processing staff trained on customising data entry template at the MICS Data Processing Workshop Data entry template completed in country and sent to RO for review (within 2 weeks) Consolidated review by Global MICS team (within 2 weeks) Data entry template finalised

  17. Step 14: Field Staff Training & Pilot Assistance from a regional household survey expert mobilised by RO to support the training 2-5 weeks field staff training conducted in the country followed by pilot test

  18. Step 15: Field Work Data Collection Assistance from a regional household survey expert mobilised by RO to support and monitor field work (in particular during the early stages)

  19. Step 16: Data Entry Simultaneous Data Entry Conducted Assistance from regional data processing consultant mobilised by RO to set up data entry system, support data entry, and produce field check tables Field Check Tables produced in country and shared with RO (every week)

  20. Step 17: Creating Analysis Files RO mobilisesregional data processing expert to provide technical assistance in country Data editing and cleaning conducted. Sampling weights finalised and appended to the SPSS analysis files CSPro files, SPSS syntaxes and datasets shared with RO for review and feedback (within 2 weeks) Consolidated review by Global MICS team (within 2 weeks) Final data sets produced ready for tabulation

  21. Step 18: Data Analysis & Tabulation RO mobilisesregional household survey expert to provide technical assistance in country as needed Data analysis and complete set of tables produced Tabulations shared with RO for comparative review. (within 2 weeks) Country adapts tabulations based on feedback and share for consolidated review and feedback by Global MICS Team (within 2 weeks) Final tabulations produced for Summary Findings Report

  22. Step 19: Summary Findings Report Draft summary findings report produced in country Draft shared with RO for consolidated review and feedback by Global MICS team (within 7 days) Summary Findings Report finalisedand shared with RO for Global Dissemination at childinfo.org

  23. Step 20: Third Workshop Country survey teams participate in the MICS Data Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop to review findings with global and regional experts. A draft dissemination and further analysis plan is developed during the workshop.

  24. Step 21: Report Writing RO mobilisesregional household survey expert to provide support in country as needed. Draft of final main report produced Draft shared with RO for review (Feedback provided within 2 weeks) Draft shared with RO for Global MICS Team HQ consolidated review and feedback (within 2 weeks) Main Report finalised Due to MDG deadline, additional TA is provided to countries anticipated to not complete the report in 12 months after data collection

  25. Step 22: Printing Print ready version sent to RO for final feedback (within 7 days) Report Printed (Hard copies sent to RO and HQ) pdf version shared with RO for Global dissemination at childinfo.org

  26. Step 23: Data Sharing With support from RO/HQ, anonymisation of datasets is performed. A set of standard variables are added to datasets along with any necessary notes on using the data and contact information of the implementing agency. Datasets are uploaded to childinfo.org

  27. Step 24: Completion of Archiving RO/HQ coordinate with IHSN to mobilise consultant to provide support in country as needed MICS Survey Archive completed and data documented Archives shared with RO for review. Consolidated feedback by Global MICS team provided (within 2 weeks) Archive finalised and uploaded to childinfo

  28. Step 25: Dissemination MICS dissemination activities with assistance from UNICEF communication personnel MICS Dissemination templates made available by Global MCS Team Support provided from RO and HQ as needed

  29. Step 26: Further Analysis MICS Further analysis planned in collaboration with other partners Support provided by RO and HQ as needed.

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