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Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Data Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop

Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Data Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop. Devinfo for MICS dissemination. Purpose of DevInfo.

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Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Data Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop

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  1. Multiple Indicator Cluster SurveysData Dissemination and Further Analysis Workshop Devinfo for MICS dissemination

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. Serbia MICS3 on DevInfo – Example • MICS 3 was carried out by the Statistical Office of Serbia with the Strategic Marketing agency in 2005, with technical and financial support from UNICEF. • MICS data were uploaded on DevInfo system and are used as a major source of information providing data to monitor national and international targets which include 21 out of the 48 MDG indicators. • With DevInfo, MICS data can be easily and timely presented as tables, charts, and maps. It helps promote the use of MICS data for improved planning and policy making.

  5. CEE/CIS: MICS data in DevInfo databases

  6. TABLE: MICS3 MDG Indicators

  7. GRAPH: Disparities by education background, wealth quintiles, ethnic minorities

  8. GRAPH: Disparities in Water and Sanitation by wealth quintiles • Modules that were “additional”/”optional” or which were being developed at the time of the first workshop are now part of the core set of questionnaires • A single set of questionnaires are now being used – no additional or optional modules

  9. MAP: Disparities in Adult Literacy in Lebanon vary greatly by region

  10. Sampling • Increases in sample size • 7000 in MICS3 • Around 10,500 in MICS4 • Over-sampling for under-5s, minority groups • Weighted sample designs • 12 percent relative error

  11. Demonstration of basic DevInfo user interface

  12. data dashboards • Interactive data

  13. THANK YOU

  14. di Profiles • Data Snapshot

  15. di books • extending release

  16. extending MICS reporting

  17. CME Info

  18. dashboard powered by DevInfo www.childmortality.org

  19. Afghanistan

  20. Iraq Dominican Republic

  21. Iran

  22. compliance with statistical standards

  23. Data Structure Definition (DSD)

  24. Example: Table CM.2 (MICS4)

  25. Contacts • For further support with DevInfo services: Jon Kapp (technical support) • jkapp@devinfo.info Regional Focal Points • ROSA Rhiannon James (rjames@unicef.org) • CEE/CIS SirajMahmudlu(smahmudlu@unicef.org) • ESA Martha Mahanga(mmahanga@unicef.org) • MENA Sarah Ahmad Mirza (sahmad@unicef.org) • TAC Shane Khan (smkhan@unicef.org) Peter Leth (global UN focal point) • pleth@unicef.org

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