Opening access to data for better development results Welcome Moderator Dane Rogers ITAD Ltd Panel Mr Sékouba Diarra Mr Rob Swinkels Mr Yakob Mudesir Seid Mr Neil Fantom ID: 448296
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Use it or Lose it
Opening access to data for better development resultsSlide2
Welcome
Moderator:
Dane Rogers, ITAD Ltd
Panel:
Mr. Sékouba DiarraMr. Rob SwinkelsMr. Yakob Mudesir SeidMr. Neil FantomMrs. Francesca Grum
Users
StatisticiansSlide3
Panel Format
Data users
Statisticians
What are the key barriers to access & use of statistics?
What is the statistical community doing to address these barriers?
Panel presentations
Questions and answers
Short group exerciseSlide4
Setting the scene:Paris21 strategySlide5
Panel session 1
What are the key barriers to access & use of statistics?
Access
– ability to get relevant, reliable,
timely and accurate dataUse – ability to make sense of statistics and put them to good useSlide6
Panel session 1 – group work
What are the main lessons concerning access to and use of data?
Turning
to your nearest 2-3 neighbours, discuss and identify
:What works in improving access to and use of dataWhat
undermines access to and use of dataWrite
your lessons onto cards
(1 per card) and paste to the charts providedSlide7
Panel session 2
What is the statistical community doing to address these barriers?
Access
– resourcing and strengthening data availability and quality
Use – understanding and responding to needsSlide8
Panel session 2 – group work
What are the main lessons about strengthening user-producer dialogue?
Turning
to your nearest 2-3 neighbours, discuss and identify
:What works in strengthening dialogueWhat
undermines effective dialogueWrite
your lessons onto cards
(1 per card) and paste to the charts providedSlide9
Conclusions and the way forward