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Improving Development Indicators Workshop - SDMX for Development Indicators

This workshop aims to improve the collation, availability, and dissemination of development indicators with a focus on SDMX techniques. The workshop will include hands-on exercises, practical technical content, and advanced use of SDMX. It will also cover data management, mapping processes, and the use of DevInfo and the National Indicator Registry.

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Improving Development Indicators Workshop - SDMX for Development Indicators

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  1. CountryData Workshop – SDMX for Development Indicators Welcome to the 3rd workshop Improving the collation, availability and dissemination of development indicators (including the MDGs)

  2. Previous workshop feedback “More time on less topics” “More interaction through exercises” “Individual exercises [hands-on, quiz & exams]” “More practical technical content” “More advanced SDMX techniques” 2nd workshop, Addis Ababa - Aug ‘13 “SDMX Information Model” “Group exercises & practice” “More IT focus (tools, registry, XSLT/XSD, SDMX-ML script writing)” “Further demonstration, (computer-based) practice and discussion of tools & theory” “Data management & mapping process” “Go through most sessions (overall process) in more detail or more time” 1st workshop, Bangkok - Mar ‘13

  3. We have listened… • Monday – Introduction • Monday – Review of SDMX Information Model • Tuesday – Review of MDG/ CountryData DSD • Tuesday – Introduction to DevInfo Mapping tool & Registry • Wednesday – Advanced use of di Registry • Wednesday – CountryData, UNData and APIs • Thursday – Split session (Further practice versus SDMX-RI) • Friday – Project review

  4. Line Ministry Database XLS Dissemination model Line Ministries National Statistical Office United Nations National Repository DB Post notification DevInfo Upload Mapping tool Publish Scripts SDMX-ML Download National Indicator Registry Register files

  5. Further moves to version 7… • Data repository status as of 30 November 2013;

  6. feedback loop s National Statistical Office NSO to review and feedback in new data and metadata Publish & register new data and metadata National Registry Step 4: Prepare report on explanations for country/ intl. agency Notification & download Step 1: Review of country data and metadata Step 2: Classify series as “exact”, “consistent” or “discrepant” Step 3: Review metadata of “consistent” and “discrepant” series for explanations Upload, publish & visualise Review match with intl. series

  7. Project Progress to date • Project activities as at 30 November 2013: • 7 countries with signed MoU in place (0) • 10 SDMX installation/ training missions (+1) • 16 DSG consultancy missions (5 joint with UNSD) (+2) • 5 Metadata national workshops conducted (+1) • 4 countries made study visits to Rwanda, Thailand or Cambodia (+2) • 2 XML/XSLT training workshop (+1)

  8. Project Progress to date • Project outputs as at 30 November 2013: • 11 countries feature in CountryData (+1) • Over TBC MDG indicators (+tbc) and over TBC observations exchanged (+tbc) • 5 metadata handbooks / repository completed (+3) • TBC “core” MDG indicators paired (+tbc) and in TBC% of those discrepancy has been explained (+tbc%)

  9. Thank you for your attention Sources of further reference: http://data.un.org/countrydata http://unstats.un.org/unsd/mdgLabs http://data.un.org http://unstats.un.org

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