In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
This project will contribute to the improved well-being of children and youth in the DRC by increasing birth registration and certification for children under 5 years old and improving government systems for birth registration, to make them more accessible particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project will ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates. / Le projet contribuera à l'amélioration du bien-être des enfants et des jeunes de la RDC en appuyant l'augmentation du taux des enfants de moins de 5 ans, filles et garçon, enregistré à l'état civil et le taux des enfants avec un acte de naissance ainsi que le renforcement des systèmes pour l'enregistrement des naissances pour les rendre plus accessible, en particulier pour les filles et garçon vulnérables.
This project will contribute to the improved well-being of children and youth in the DRC by increasing birth registration and certification for children under 5 years old and improving government systems for birth registration, to make them more accessible particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project will ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates. / Le projet contribuera à l'amélioration du bien-être des enfants et des jeunes de la RDC en appuyant l'augmentation du taux des enfants de moins de 5 ans, filles et garçon, enregistré à l'état civil et le taux des enfants avec un acte de naissance ainsi que le renforcement des systèmes pour l'enregistrement des naissances pour les rendre plus accessible, en particulier pour les filles et garçon vulnérables.
This project will contribute to the improved well-being of children and youth in the DRC by increasing birth registration and certification for children under 5 years old and improving government systems for birth registration, to make them more accessible particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project will ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates. / Le projet contribuera à l'amélioration du bien-être des enfants et des jeunes de la RDC en appuyant l'augmentation du taux des enfants de moins de 5 ans, filles et garçon, enregistré à l'état civil et le taux des enfants avec un acte de naissance ainsi que le renforcement des systèmes pour l'enregistrement des naissances pour les rendre plus accessible, en particulier pour les filles et garçon vulnérables.
This project will contribute to the improved well-being of children and youth in the DRC by increasing birth registration and certification for children under 5 years old and improving government systems for birth registration, to make them more accessible particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project will ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates. / Le projet contribuera à l'amélioration du bien-être des enfants et des jeunes de la RDC en appuyant l'augmentation du taux des enfants de moins de 5 ans, filles et garçon, enregistré à l'état civil et le taux des enfants avec un acte de naissance ainsi que le renforcement des systèmes pour l'enregistrement des naissances pour les rendre plus accessible, en particulier pour les filles et garçon vulnérables.
This project aims to protect the rights of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo by increasing the rate of birth registration for boys and girls under 5 years old and increasing the number of children who have a valid birth certificate. It also aims to improve government systems and processes for birth registration and certification to make them more accessible, particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project aims to ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates./Le projet vise à protéger les droits des enfants de la République démocratique du Congo en appuyant l'augmentation du taux de filles et de garçons de moins de 5 ans enregistré à l'état civil et ayant reçu un acte de naissance valide. Il vise également le renforcement des systèmes et procédures pour l'enregistrement des naissances et la certification pour les rendre plus accessibles, en particulier pour les filles et garçons vulnérables. Le projet vise à garantir que 3,5 millions d'enfants nés dans un centre de santé dans des zones cibles et 60 000 enfants de groupes vulnérables sont enregistrés et reçoivent des certificats de naissance.
This project aims to protect the rights of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo by increasing the rate of birth registration for boys and girls under 5 years old and increasing the number of children who have a valid birth certificate. It also aims to improve government systems and processes for birth registration and certification to make them more accessible, particularly for vulnerable girls and boys. The project aims to ensure that 3.5 million children born in a health facility in target areas and an additional 60,000 children from vulnerable groups are registered and receive birth certificates./Le projet vise à protéger les droits des enfants de la République démocratique du Congo en appuyant l'augmentation du taux de filles et de garçons de moins de 5 ans enregistré à l'état civil et ayant reçu un acte de naissance valide. Il vise également le renforcement des systèmes et procédures pour l'enregistrement des naissances et la certification pour les rendre plus accessibles, en particulier pour les filles et garçons vulnérables. Le projet vise à garantir que 3,5 millions d'enfants nés dans un centre de santé dans des zones cibles et 60 000 enfants de groupes vulnérables sont enregistrés et reçoivent des certificats de naissance.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
Discuss gender statistics (two teleconferences. on same subject)
Discuss gender statistics (two teleconferences. on same subject)
Knowledge sharing - the Canadian experience on Admin data use in tracking SDG 2. TA for Costa Rica NSO to assist them with Admin registers
Technical Assistance provided to Costa Rica National Statistical Office (INEC) on Uses and Administrative Data Integration in the Statistics Canada's Business Register
Discussion:  potential technical assistance for business register
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Contribute to policy  numeracy  in Egypt allowing people to become familiar with basic quantitative data underpinning current policy issues.
This project aims to strengthen civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems to enhance the health and well-being of women and children in developing countries. CRVS systems provide timely and reliable data for public health statistics that are necessary for the effective planning and monitoring of health systems. This project accelerates efforts to improve CRVS systems by: (1) performing in-depth case studies of specific CRVS needs, (2) developing investment plans that lay out the costs associated with developing effective CRVS systems, and (3) conducting a technical consultation to discuss findings and potential challenges for future investments in CRVS. This project also aims to provides a roadmap for potential future investments in CRVS in the four targeted countries.   In addition, the project seeks to collect critical information for a high-level event on CRVS taking place in Canada in 2014 and to address the gaps in support for CRVS globally.
This project supports a series of regional workshops led by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) aimed at providing support to partner countries to ensure a successful rollout of the 2011 Paris Declaration Monitoring Survey process. These workshops will ensure that key partner country stakeholders involved in the management of the Survey are briefed on its process and technical aspects. It will offer an opportunity for partner country practitioners to exchange experiences and best practice around the Paris monitoring processes.   The overarching objective of this proposal is to enhance partner country capacities to generate evidence on aid effectiveness and in doing so, to strengthen national ownership and leadership of the aid effectiveness agenda at the national, regional and global levels. / Ce projet soutient une série d'ateliers régionaux menés par le Programme de Développement de Nations Unies (PNUD) visé à fournir du soutien pour les pays partenaires pour mener l'introduction a bien de l'enquête 2011 de suivi de la mise en oeuvre de la Déclaration de Paris. Ces ateliers garantiront que les parties prenante clés de pays partenaire impliqués dans l'administration de l'Enquête sont donnés des instructions sur son processus et aspects techniques. Il offrira une opportunité pour les praticiens de pays partenaire pour échanger des expériences et meilleure pratique autour du de l'enquête. L'objectif sur formant de cette proposition est d'améliorer les capacités de pays partenaire pour produire l'évidence sur l'efficacité d'aide et de cette manière, renforcer l'appropriation et leadership national de l'agenda d'efficacité de l'aide aux niveaux nationaux, régionaux et globaux.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leÃ§ons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Complex Emergency Database (CE-DAT) was created in 2003 to provide access to reliable health indicators for humanitarian decision-making. The overall goal of the project is to reduce mortality, disease and suffering due to conflicts through the provision of key nutritional, health and mortality indicators for rational evidence-based decision-making. The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of national and international organizations to collect reliable health data, provide a better understanding of health vulnerabilities and risk factors, and enhance the reliability and useability of CE-DAT data for humanitarian policy and program decision-making. / Créée en 2003, la base de données d'urgences complexes (CE-DAT) donne accès à des indicateurs fiables sur la santé aux fins de la prise de décisions humanitaires éclairées. L'objectif principal du projet est de réduire la mortalité, de lutter contre la maladie et d'alléger la souffrance causée par les conflits en fournissant des indicateurs clés sur la nutrition, la santé et la mortalité pour une prise de décisions rationnelle fondée sur des données probantes. Le projet permet de renforcer la capacité des organisations nationales et internationales de recueillir des données fiables en matière de santé, de mieux comprendre les vulnérabilités et les facteurs de risque en santé, et d'accroitre la fiabilité et la convivialité des données de la CE-DAT dans le cadre de la prise de décisions liées aux politiques et aux programmes humanitaires.
In recent years, efforts to improve the evidence-base for humanitarian decision-making and the transparency of humanitarian financing have made progress in many ways. However, fundamental knowledge gaps remain in terms of the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. As a result, it is difficult to compare data, build an aggregate picture of financing for a given situation or across crises, and observe to what degree resources are being allocated on the basis of needs.   Development Initiatives' Global Humanitarian Assistance Programme is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. The project aims to improve informed decision-making and the efficiency, effectiveness and coherence of humanitarian response by increasing access to reliable, transparent and understandable data on humanitarian financing. / Au cours des dernières années, les efforts réalisés pour accroitre la quantité de données probantes concernant les prises de décisions humanitaires et la transparence du financement humanitaire ont progressé de nombreuses faÃ§ons. Toutefois, il y a encore d'importantes lacunes sur le plan de la collecte de données liées à l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire. Il est donc difficile de comparer des données, d'obtenir une vue d'ensemble du financement versé dans une situation précise ou encore d'une catastrophe à une autre, et d'observer dans quelle mesure les ressources sont allouées en fonction des besoins.   Le programme d'aide humanitaire mondial de Development Initiatives est un modèle reconnu en recherche sur l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire, ainsi qu'en analyse et en établissement de rapports à ce sujet. Le projet vise à favoriser la prise de décisions éclairée et à améliorer l'efficience, l'efficacité et la cohérence des secours humanitaires en permettant un meilleur accès à des données fiables, transparentes et compréhensibles sur le financement humanitaire.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing  component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet  Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique  (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d une meilleure planification et gestion d élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.  Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).  Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
Regional training workshop on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting with a focus on Water Accounting (Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines)
Regional workshop (China)
Regional workshop (Thailand)
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
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This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) established in 1969 is a semi-autonomous university-based research centre located at the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. ISSER has a strong track record of undertaking high-quality policy-relevant research. This grant - the largest being awarded under IDRC's Think Tank Initiative (TTI) - will enable ISSER to upgrade its facilities (resource centre, office building, equipment, computers), recruit new staff, provide training and incentives to existing staff, set organizational goals, and establish a monitoring and evaluation system. It is expected that the grant will allow ISSER to emerge as a true centre of excellence for social and economic policy research on Ghana and the region in general.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) established in 1969 is a semi-autonomous university-based research centre located at the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. ISSER has a strong track record of undertaking high-quality policy-relevant research. This grant - the largest being awarded under IDRC's Think Tank Initiative (TTI) - will enable ISSER to upgrade its facilities (resource centre, office building, equipment, computers), recruit new staff, provide training and incentives to existing staff, set organizational goals, and establish a monitoring and evaluation system. It is expected that the grant will allow ISSER to emerge as a true centre of excellence for social and economic policy research on Ghana and the region in general.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) established in 1969 is a semi-autonomous university-based research centre located at the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. ISSER has a strong track record of undertaking high-quality policy-relevant research. This grant - the largest being awarded under IDRC's Think Tank Initiative (TTI) - will enable ISSER to upgrade its facilities (resource centre, office building, equipment, computers), recruit new staff, provide training and incentives to existing staff, set organizational goals, and establish a monitoring and evaluation system. It is expected that the grant will allow ISSER to emerge as a true centre of excellence for social and economic policy research on Ghana and the region in general.
The Think Tank Initiative (TTI) is a multi-donor program dedicated to strengthening independent policy research institutions - or  think tanks - in developing countries, enabling them to better provide sound research that both informs and influences policy. Following an initial phase (2008 -2014), the second phase of the Think Tank Initiative (2014-2019) will fund 43 institutions. Phase 2 aims to help grantees consolidate their role as credible development actors in their countries, and in some cases regionally and internationally.  This PAD provides both an overview of the funding and capacity building framework that will apply to all 43 think tanks, as well as specific information for ISSER including their tailored objectives, along TTI s three pillars: research quality, organizational development, and policy engagement. Experience from TTI s Phase 1, has shown that policy actors in developing countries are becoming more open to accessing and using research evidence for policy making and are placing a higher value on research data and analysis. However, local funding to local research institutions is still limited in the regions where TTI works.With the 4.5 year term TTI core grant support, ISSER is expected to: -Generate positive spill-over effects on younger / smaller / less experienced policy-oriented research organizations in the region, especially in relation to data collection and analysis,-Contribute to knowledge through quality publications in highly-regarded peer-reviewed journals,-Mainstream gender into its programming activities, research and policy recommendations,-Actively engage with policy-makers and other relevant stakeholders on topical development issues,-Build the capacity of junior researchers,-Improve and strengthen its communication and outreach capacity.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) established in 1969 is a semi-autonomous university-based research centre located at the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. ISSER has a strong track record of undertaking high-quality policy-relevant research. This grant - the largest being awarded under IDRC s Think Tank Initiative (TTI) - will enable ISSER to upgrade its facilities (resource centre, office building, equipment, computers), recruit new staff, provide training and incentives to existing staff, set organizational goals, and establish a monitoring and evaluation system. It is expected that the grant will allow ISSER to emerge as a true centre of excellence for social and economic policy research on Ghana and the region in general.
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) established in 1969 is a semi-autonomous university-based research centre located at the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. ISSER has a strong track record of undertaking high-quality policy-relevant research. This grant - the largest being awarded under IDRC's Think Tank Initiative (TTI) - will enable ISSER to upgrade its facilities (resource centre, office building, equipment, computers), recruit new staff, provide training and incentives to existing staff, set organizational goals, and establish a monitoring and evaluation system. It is expected that the grant will allow ISSER to emerge as a true centre of excellence for social and economic policy research on Ghana and the region in general.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
Canada s contribution supports the 6th National Survey on Maternal and Child Health in Guatemala conducted over two years. The survey s findings will influence government decisions and support the formulation and monitoring of food security policies, programs and budgets by government and donors. The project will disseminate information and analysis on food and nutrition security in children under five, and men and women of reproductive age. The survey will gather information from women, men and households on their health and nutritional status, levels of mortality, fertility and reproductive patterns to highlight inequalities and their determining factors, such as sex, age, location, urban-rural settlement, ethnicity, and education levels. Guatemala s Ministry of Health and the National Statistics Institute will manage the survey, with the technical support of UNICEF. / La contribution du Canada appuie la sixième Enquête nationale sur la santé maternelle et la santé infantile au Guatemala qui sera menée sur deux ans. Les résultats de l enquête permettront de guider les décisions gouvernementales et d appuyer la formulation et le suivi des politiques, programmes et budgets alloués pour la sécurité alimentaire par le gouvernement et les bailleurs de fonds. La contribution au projet permettra aussi l élaboration d analyses sur la sécurité alimentaire et la diffusion d information sur l état nutritionnel des enfants de moins de cinq ans, et des hommes et des femmes en âge de procréer. L enquête permettra de recueillir des renseignements sur la santé, l état nutritionnel, les taux de mortalité, fécondité et modèles de reproduction pour mettre en évidence les inégalités et leurs facteurs déterminants, tels que le sexe, l âge, le lieu, leur emplacement (urbain vs rural), l origine ethnique, et les niveaux d éducation. Le Ministère du Guatemala de la Santé et l Institut national de la statistique sont chargés de l enquête, avec l appui technique de l UNICEF.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
In January 2010, a devastating earthquake in Haiti cause widespread death and destruction. A massive emergency relief effort is underway and planning for long-term reconstruction of Haiti's infrastructure has already begun. Currently there are no empirical data on the needs and risks faced by Haitians in the post-earthquake context. This grant will allow a team of Canadian, Haitian and American researchers to conduct a randomized household survey (1 800 households) of urban and displaced citizens. The survey will include questions on: death, injury and illness, social and economic well-being, access to justice and local governance, and mental health and public insecurity. It will feed directly into a post-disaster needs assessment being carried out by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Haitian authorities. It will inform imminent plans for rehabilitation of the security and justice sectors, public health and mental health planning, socioeconomic stabilization, education, and community  development. Key findings will contribute to multilateral and bilateral reconstruction strategies and published in peer-reviewed journals.
This project represents funds set aside for monitoring and evaluation of the Modernization of Haiti's Civil Registry project, as well as for contingencies and technical assistance. For administrative reasons, sometimes the funds identified for this purpose are included in the main project budget and sometimes, as in this case, they are assigned a separate project number. / Ce projet représente des fonds qui sont mis de côté pour le suivi et l'évaluation du projet Modernisation du registre civil en Haïti, ainsi pour des imprévues et pour l'assistance technique. Pour des raisons administratives, les fonds identifiés à ces fins sont parfois inclus dans le budget principal du projet et parfois, comme le cas présent, ils sont assignés à un numéros de projet différent.
This project aims to endow the Haitian government of an External Assistance Management Module. The module is a web-based interactive database on funding, in-kind contributions, and projects/programs funded by the international community. The module is the main tool of the Haitian government to implement the coordination framework in order to improve the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of foreign aid, and its integration into the budget process in Haiti in order to promote transparency and accountability of funds. The module empowers the government to make informed decisions and allocate resources where they are most needed. / Ce projet vise à doter le gouvernement haïtien d'un Module de gestion de l'aide externe. Le module est une banque de données interactive en ligne sur les financements, apports en nature, et informations sur les projets/programmes financés par la communauté internationale. Le module est l'outil principal du gouvernement haïtien pour mettre en oeuvre son cadre de coordination dans le but d'améliorer la planification, la gestion, le suivi et l'évaluation de l'aide extérieure, ainsi que son intégration dans le processus budgétaire haïtien dans le but de promouvoir la transparence et l'imputabilité des fonds.
This project aims to endow the Haitian government of an External Assistance Management Module. The module is a web-based interactive database on funding, in-kind contributions, and projects/programs funded by the international community. The module is the main tool of the Haitian government to implement the coordination framework in order to improve the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of foreign aid, and its integration into the budget process in Haiti in order to promote transparency and accountability of funds. The module enables the government to make informed decisions and allocate resources where they are most needed. / Ce projet vise à doter le gouvernement haïtien d'un Module de gestion de l'aide externe. Le module est une banque de données interactive en ligne sur les financements, apports en nature, et informations sur les projets/programmes financés par la communauté internationale. Le module est l'outil principal du gouvernement haïtien pour mettre en œuvre son cadre de coordination dans le but d'améliorer la planification, la gestion, le suivi et l'évaluation de l'aide extérieure, ainsi que son intégration dans le processus budgétaire haïtien dans le but de promouvoir la transparence et l'imputabilité des fonds. Le module permet au gouvernement haïtien de prendre des décisions informées et d'allouer ses ressources où les besoins sont les importants.
The project aims to secure registered private land titles centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince. Once scanning is completed (digital photos of more than a million pages) and indexed in a database, records and manuscripts will be stored in a safe environment at the national Archives. The implementation of a computerized land registry system will facilitate the recording of notarial records and the search and identification of dataes by the general public. The direct beneficiaries will be all the staff presently in place, national institutions responsible for land reform, 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating in Haiti. / Le projet vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince. Une fois la numérisation et l'indexation d'un million de pages terminées, les informations seront intégrées à une base de données informatisée et les registres manuscrits seront archivés dans des lieux sécurisés. L'implantation d'un registre foncier informatisé permettra le passage à l'enregistrement des actes notariés directement dans un système informatique national qui facilitera la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les bénéficiaires directs seront : le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haiti ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haitien.
Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsThis project will increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use demographical and social statistics. 30% of the project is coded as population policy and administrative management, which is included in SRHR coding. Reliable census data will allow the Government of Haiti, stakeholders and donors, to develop evidence-based policies, strategies and programmes. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive and a 'Women in Haiti' thematic report will be produced, contributing to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti./Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsCanada's support of $8 million would help to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (IHSI) to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI will produce thematic reports that will systematically include gender analysis of the topics covered, in particular, there will be a 'Women in Haiti' report produced that will provide an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data will contribute to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti.
Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsThis project will increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use demographical and social statistics. 30% of the project is coded as population policy and administrative management, which is included in SRHR coding. Reliable census data will allow the Government of Haiti, stakeholders and donors, to develop evidence-based policies, strategies and programmes. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive and a 'Women in Haiti' thematic report will be produced, contributing to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti./Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsCanada's support of $8 million would help to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (IHSI) to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI will produce thematic reports that will systematically include gender analysis of the topics covered, in particular, there will be a 'Women in Haiti' report produced that will provide an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data will contribute to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti.
Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsThis project will increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use demographical and social statistics. 30% of the project is coded as population policy and administrative management, which is included in SRHR coding. Reliable census data will allow the Government of Haiti, stakeholders and donors, to develop evidence-based policies, strategies and programmes. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive and a 'Women in Haiti' thematic report will be produced, contributing to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti./Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsCanada's support of $8 million would help to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (IHSI) to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI will produce thematic reports that will systematically include gender analysis of the topics covered, in particular, there will be a 'Women in Haiti' report produced that will provide an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data will contribute to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti.
Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsThis project will increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use demographical and social statistics. 30% of the project is coded as population policy and administrative management, which is included in SRHR coding. Reliable census data will allow the Government of Haiti, stakeholders and donors, to develop evidence-based policies, strategies and programmes. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive and a 'Women in Haiti' thematic report will be produced, contributing to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti./Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsCanada's support of $8 million would help to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (IHSI) to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI will produce thematic reports that will systematically include gender analysis of the topics covered, in particular, there will be a 'Women in Haiti' report produced that will provide an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data will contribute to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti.
Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsThis project will increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use demographical and social statistics. 30% of the project is coded as population policy and administrative management, which is included in SRHR coding. Reliable census data will allow the Government of Haiti, stakeholders and donors, to develop evidence-based policies, strategies and programmes. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive and a 'Women in Haiti' thematic report will be produced, contributing to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti./Priority: promote Sexual and reproductive health and rightsCanada's support of $8 million would help to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (IHSI) to plan and implement the 5th General Population and Housing Census, and subsequently, to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts have been made to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI will produce thematic reports that will systematically include gender analysis of the topics covered, in particular, there will be a 'Women in Haiti' report produced that will provide an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data will contribute to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti.
The project aims to secure registered private land titles centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince. Once scanning is completed (digital photos of a million pages) and indexed in a database, records and manuscripts are stored in a safe environment at the national Archives. The implementation of a computerized land registry system facilitates the recording of notarial records and the search and identification of dataes by the general public. The direct beneficiaries are all the staff presently in place, national institutions responsible for land reform, 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating in Haiti./Le projet vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince. Une fois la numérisation et l'indexation d'un million de pages terminées, les informations seront intégrées à une base de données informatisée et les registres manuscrits seront archivés dans des lieux sécurisés. L'implantation d'un registre foncier informatisé permettra le passage à l'enregistrement des actes notariés directement dans un système informatique national qui facilite la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les bénéficiaires directs sont : le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haïti ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haïtien.
This project aims to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique - IHSI) to plan and implement the fifth General Population and Housing Census. The goal is to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts are in place to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI produces thematic reports that include gender analysis of the topics covered, including the 'Women in Haiti' report that provides an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data contributes to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti. / Ce projet vise à augmenter la capacité de l'Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI) afin de planifier et de mettre en œuvre le cinquième recensement général de la population et des logements. L'objectif est d'analyser, de promouvoir et d'employer stratégiquement les données socioéconomiques et démographiques à jour. Des efforts particuliers sont en place afin d'assurer que le processus du recensement soit sensible au genre. À partir des résultats du recensement, l'IHSI produit des rapports thématiques qui incluent d'une manière systématique l'analyse du genre, incluant le rapport « Femmes en Haïti », qui fournit un aperçu de la situation des femmes et des filles haïtiennes en ce qui concerne les caractéristiques sociales, démographiques et économiques. Les données fiables du recensement contribuent à une meilleure capacité de répondre aux enjeux de l'égalité entre les genres en Haïti.
This project aims to increase the capacity of Haiti's National Statistical Institution (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique - IHSI) to plan and implement the fifth General Population and Housing Census. The goal is to analyze, publicize and strategically use up-to-date socioeconomic and demographic data. Special efforts are in place to ensure the census process is gender sensitive. From the census results, IHSI produces thematic reports that include gender analysis of the topics covered, including the 'Women in Haiti' report that provides an overview of the situation of girls and women in the country in terms of social, demographic and economic characteristics. Reliable census data contributes to a better capacity to address gender equality issues in Haiti. / Ce projet vise à augmenter la capacité de l'Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI) afin de planifier et de mettre en œuvre le cinquième recensement général de la population et des logements. L'objectif est d'analyser, de promouvoir et d'employer stratégiquement les données socioéconomiques et démographiques à jour. Des efforts particuliers sont en place afin d'assurer que le processus du recensement soit sensible au genre. À partir des résultats du recensement, l'IHSI produit des rapports thématiques qui incluent d'une manière systématique l'analyse du genre, incluant le rapport « Femmes en Haïti », qui fournit un aperçu de la situation des femmes et des filles haïtiennes en ce qui concerne les caractéristiques sociales, démographiques et économiques. Les données fiables du recensement contribuent à une meilleure capacité de répondre aux enjeux de l'égalité entre les genres en Haïti.
The project aims to secure private land titles registered in the handwritten registers centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince, in Haiti. The implementation of a computerized land registry system aims to facilitate the registration of notarial records and the search and identification of land titles by the general public. The activities of the project include: 1) digitizing and indexing over one million pages, 2) integrating the data in a database, 3) archiving manuscripts in a safe environment. The direct beneficiaries are the staff already in place, the national institutions responsible of land reform in Haiti, as well as 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating on Haitian territory. / Le projet (Projet d'informatisation du registre foncier en Haïti - PIRFH) vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince en Haïti. La mise en oeuvre d'un registre foncier informatisé vise à permettre de passer d'un enregistrement manuscrit des actes notariés à un enregistrement dans un système informatique national. Il est attendu que ceci puisse faciliter la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les activités du projet comprennent : 1) numériser et indexer plus d'un million de pages, 2) intégrer les informations à une base de données, 3) archiver les registres manuscrits dans des lieux sécurisés. Les bénéficiaires directs sont le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haiti, ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haïtien.
The project aims to secure private land titles registered in the handwritten registers centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince, in Haiti. The implementation of a computerized land registry system aims to facilitate the registration of notarial records and the search and identification of land titles by the general public. The activities of the project include: 1) digitizing and indexing over one million pages, 2) integrating the data in a database, 3) archiving manuscripts in a safe environment. The direct beneficiaries are the staff already in place, the national institutions responsible of land reform in Haiti, as well as 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating on Haitian territory. / Le projet (Projet d'informatisation du registre foncier en Haïti - PIRFH) vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince en Haïti. La mise en oeuvre d'un registre foncier informatisé vise à permettre de passer d'un enregistrement manuscrit des actes notariés à un enregistrement dans un système informatique national. Il est attendu que ceci puisse faciliter la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les activités du projet comprennent : 1) numériser et indexer plus d'un million de pages, 2) intégrer les informations à une base de données, 3) archiver les registres manuscrits dans des lieux sécurisés. Les bénéficiaires directs sont le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haiti, ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haïtien.
The project aims to secure private land titles registered in the handwritten registers centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince, in Haiti. The implementation of a computerized land registry system aims to facilitate the registration of notarial records and the search and identification of land titles by the general public. The activities of the project include: 1) digitizing and indexing over one million pages, 2) integrating the data in a database, 3) archiving manuscripts in a safe environment. The direct beneficiaries are the staff already in place, the national institutions responsible of land reform in Haiti, as well as 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating on Haitian territory. / Le projet (Projet d'informatisation du registre foncier en Haïti - PIRFH) vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince en Haïti. La mise en oeuvre d'un registre foncier informatisé vise à permettre de passer d'un enregistrement manuscrit des actes notariés à un enregistrement dans un système informatique national. Il est attendu que ceci puisse faciliter la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les activités du projet comprennent : 1) numériser et indexer plus d'un million de pages, 2) intégrer les informations à une base de données, 3) archiver les registres manuscrits dans des lieux sécurisés. Les bénéficiaires directs sont le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haiti, ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haïtien.
The project aims to secure private land titles registered in the handwritten registers centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince, in Haiti. The implementation of a computerized land registry system aims to facilitate the registration of notarial records and the search and identification of land titles by the general public. The activities of the project include: 1) digitizing and indexing over one million pages, 2) integrating the data in a database, 3) archiving manuscripts in a safe environment. The direct beneficiaries are the staff already in place, the national institutions responsible of land reform in Haiti, as well as 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating on Haitian territory. / Le projet (Projet d'informatisation du registre foncier en Haïti - PIRFH) vise à sécuriser les titres fonciers privés inscrits aux registres manuscrits centralisés à la Direction Générale des Impôts à Port-au-Prince en Haïti. La mise en oeuvre d'un registre foncier informatisé vise à permettre de passer d'un enregistrement manuscrit des actes notariés à un enregistrement dans un système informatique national. Il est attendu que ceci puisse faciliter la recherche et l'identification de titres par le grand public. Les activités du projet comprennent : 1) numériser et indexer plus d'un million de pages, 2) intégrer les informations à une base de données, 3) archiver les registres manuscrits dans des lieux sécurisés. Les bénéficiaires directs sont le personnel déjà sur place, les institutions nationales chargées de réforme foncière en Haiti, ainsi que 700 notaires et 600 arpenteurs opérant sur le territoire haïtien.
This project represents funds set aside for planning a potential project in the health sector. / Ce projet représente des fonds mis de côté pour la planification d'un projet potentiel dans les secteurs de la santé.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The aim of the workshop is to build research and analytical capacity among the selected participants to conduct policy relevant time-use surveys in developing countries
Brief visit by a group of students from India to the Statistics Canada regional office in Toronto
The Globescan Foundation has developed a research instrument and methodology to survey the poorest of the poor around the world. Its aim is to go beyond the traditional metrics, such as income levels or caloric intake, to more complex factors, including psychological factors that reflect the complexities of poverty. This is the world's first statistical survey envisioned to capture the voice of the intended beneficiaries of development aid. It aims to serve as a mechanism to document assessments of their quality of life and their aspirations for the future. It will provide a platform for feedback on aid programs, policy directions and the implementation of government interventions over time. It will also provide a forum for feedback from the individuals and communities that aid is intended to impact and influence. As such, this survey can serve as a unique source of intelligence to the development community and to policymakers. The survey was tested in seven focus groups in India in 2015. Based on the lessons learned from the initial pilot, the survey has been further refined and will again be piloted in India in 2016 with support from IDRC. IDRC's support is an important and strategic contribution to the development and refinement of this valuable tool which aims to fundamentally change the conversation on aid effectiveness, transparency, accountability, and governance in the delivery of aid.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI.   Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
The purpose of the Program Support Facility (PSF) is to increase the overall quality and effectiveness of development programming in Indonesia supported through Canada's Official Development Assistance (ODA). The PSF is a consolidated mechanism to finance substantive program support activities in three different areas: 1) aid effectiveness, 2) technical and professional services, and 3) knowledge-building, analysis and dissemination. / L'objectif du Mécanisme d'appui au programme (MAP) est d'augmenter la qualité et l'efficacité des programmes de développement en Indonésie soutenus par l'aide publique au développement (APD). Le MAP est un fonds consolidé pour financer les activités au niveau du programme dans trois domaines différents : 1) l'efficacité de l'aide, 2) des services techniques et professionnels, 3) le développement des connaissances, l'analyse et la diffusion.
Study visit targeting quality assurance, standards, Corporate Business Architecture,  organizational design
Indonesia to StatCan to discuss National Accounts Supplies and Use Tables
Indonesia to StatCan to discuss Business Process Transformation
This project aims to strengthen the overall management capacities of Iraq's Central Organisation for Statistics and Information Technology (COSIT). It consists primarily of a study tour at Statistics Canada for six senior Iraqi public servants from COSIT. The study tour includes training sessions and assessment exercises, and may also include designing a future project with the aim of reinforcing the Iraqi statistical system. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités globales de gestion de l'Office central des statistiques et des technologies de l'information d'Irak. Le projet consiste principalement en un voyage d'études à Statistiques Canada, organisé au profit de cinq hauts fonctionnaires iraquiens qui travaillent à l'Office. Des séances de formation et des exercices d'évaluation sont prévus dans le cadre de ce voyage d'études, qui pourrait également comprendre l'élaboration d'un projet futur en vue de renforcer le système statistique de l'Irak.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Lebanese economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie libanaise, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Jordanian economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie jordanienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Iraq economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie irakienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Iraq economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie irakienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
Teleconference to discuss financial data related to real estate reporting
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project responds to the negative impact of the Syrian crisis on vulnerable host communities in Jordan. The project aims to improve economic and social security for men, women and children living in refugee-hosting communities of northern Jordan. The project supports interventions such as start-up support for small businesses, vocational education and training, and skills development. This allows people in these vulnerable communities, especially women, to better cope with the impact of the Syrian displacement by giving them better access to income-generating opportunities. The project also supports analytical work on the regional impact of the Syrian displacement to help local and national decision makers better understand and respond to the needs of these communities. Ce projet se veut une réponse à l'impact négatif de la crise syrienne sur les collectivités vulnérables de Jordanie qui accueillent des réfugiés syriens. Le projet vise à améliorer la sécurité socioéconomique des hommes, des femmes et des enfants qui vivent dans les collectivités du nord de la Jordanie qui accueillent des réfugiés. Le projet offre un appui qui prend diverses formes, notamment le soutien aux petites entreprises en démarrage, la formation professionnelle et le développement des compétences. Ce projet permet ainsi aux habitants des collectivités vulnérables, et particulièrement aux femmes, de mieux composer avec les répercussions de l'afflux de déplacés syriens en leur facilitant l'accès à des possibilités d'activités rémunératrices. Le projet appuie également le travail analytique sur l'impact régional du déplacement des Syriens pour aider les décideurs locaux et nationaux à mieux comprendre les besoins des collectivités hôtes et à mieux y répondre.
This project responds to the negative impact of the Syrian crisis on vulnerable host communities in Jordan. The project aims to improve economic and social security for men, women and children living in refugee-hosting communities of northern Jordan. The project supports interventions such as start-up support for small businesses, vocational education and training, and skills development. This allows people in these vulnerable communities, especially women, to better cope with the impact of the Syrian displacement by giving them better access to income-generating opportunities. The project also supports analytical work on the regional impact of the Syrian displacement to help local and national decision makers better understand and respond to the needs of these communities. / Ce projet se veut une réponse à l'impact négatif de la crise syrienne sur les collectivités vulnérables de Jordanie qui accueillent des réfugiés syriens. Le projet vise à améliorer la sécurité socioéconomique des hommes, des femmes et des enfants qui vivent dans les collectivités du nord de la Jordanie qui accueillent des réfugiés. Le projet offre un appui qui prend diverses formes, notamment le soutien aux petites entreprises en démarrage, la formation professionnelle et le développement des compétences. Ce projet permet ainsi aux habitants des collectivités vulnérables, et particulièrement aux femmes, de mieux composer avec les répercussions de l'afflux de déplacés syriens en leur facilitant l'accès à des possibilités d'activités rémunératrices. Le projet appuie également le travail analytique sur l'impact régional du déplacement des Syriens pour aider les décideurs locaux et nationaux à mieux comprendre les besoins des collectivités hôtes et à mieux y répondre.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Jordanian economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie jordanienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Lebanese economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie libanaise, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Iraq economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie irakienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Jordanian economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie jordanienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
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Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project supports a series of regional workshops led by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) aimed at providing support to partner countries to ensure a successful rollout of the 2011 Paris Declaration Monitoring Survey process. These workshops will ensure that key partner country stakeholders involved in the management of the Survey are briefed on its process and technical aspects. It will offer an opportunity for partner country practitioners to exchange experiences and best practice around the Paris monitoring processes.   The overarching objective of this proposal is to enhance partner country capacities to generate evidence on aid effectiveness and in doing so, to strengthen national ownership and leadership of the aid effectiveness agenda at the national, regional and global levels. / Ce projet soutient une série d'ateliers régionaux menés par le Programme de Développement de Nations Unies (PNUD) visé à fournir du soutien pour les pays partenaires pour mener l'introduction a bien de l'enquête 2011 de suivi de la mise en oeuvre de la Déclaration de Paris. Ces ateliers garantiront que les parties prenante clés de pays partenaire impliqués dans l'administration de l'Enquête sont donnés des instructions sur son processus et aspects techniques. Il offrira une opportunité pour les praticiens de pays partenaire pour échanger des expériences et meilleure pratique autour du de l'enquête. L'objectif sur formant de cette proposition est d'améliorer les capacités de pays partenaire pour produire l'évidence sur l'efficacité d'aide et de cette manière, renforcer l'appropriation et leadership national de l'agenda d'efficacité de l'aide aux niveaux nationaux, régionaux et globaux.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leÃ§ons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
In recent years, efforts to improve the evidence-base for humanitarian decision-making and the transparency of humanitarian financing have made progress in many ways. However, fundamental knowledge gaps remain in terms of the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. As a result, it is difficult to compare data, build an aggregate picture of financing for a given situation or across crises, and observe to what degree resources are being allocated on the basis of needs.   Development Initiatives' Global Humanitarian Assistance Programme is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. The project aims to improve informed decision-making and the efficiency, effectiveness and coherence of humanitarian response by increasing access to reliable, transparent and understandable data on humanitarian financing. / Au cours des dernières années, les efforts réalisés pour accroitre la quantité de données probantes concernant les prises de décisions humanitaires et la transparence du financement humanitaire ont progressé de nombreuses faÃ§ons. Toutefois, il y a encore d'importantes lacunes sur le plan de la collecte de données liées à l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire. Il est donc difficile de comparer des données, d'obtenir une vue d'ensemble du financement versé dans une situation précise ou encore d'une catastrophe à une autre, et d'observer dans quelle mesure les ressources sont allouées en fonction des besoins.   Le programme d'aide humanitaire mondial de Development Initiatives est un modèle reconnu en recherche sur l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire, ainsi qu'en analyse et en établissement de rapports à ce sujet. Le projet vise à favoriser la prise de décisions éclairée et à améliorer l'efficience, l'efficacité et la cohérence des secours humanitaires en permettant un meilleur accès à des données fiables, transparentes et compréhensibles sur le financement humanitaire.
The Complex Emergency Database (CE-DAT) was created in 2003 to provide access to reliable health indicators for humanitarian decision-making. The overall goal of the project is to reduce mortality, disease and suffering due to conflicts through the provision of key nutritional, health and mortality indicators for rational evidence-based decision-making. The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of national and international organizations to collect reliable health data, provide a better understanding of health vulnerabilities and risk factors, and enhance the reliability and useability of CE-DAT data for humanitarian policy and program decision-making. / Créée en 2003, la base de données d'urgences complexes (CE-DAT) donne accès à des indicateurs fiables sur la santé aux fins de la prise de décisions humanitaires éclairées. L'objectif principal du projet est de réduire la mortalité, de lutter contre la maladie et d'alléger la souffrance causée par les conflits en fournissant des indicateurs clés sur la nutrition, la santé et la mortalité pour une prise de décisions rationnelle fondée sur des données probantes. Le projet permet de renforcer la capacité des organisations nationales et internationales de recueillir des données fiables en matière de santé, de mieux comprendre les vulnérabilités et les facteurs de risque en santé, et d'accroitre la fiabilité et la convivialité des données de la CE-DAT dans le cadre de la prise de décisions liées aux politiques et aux programmes humanitaires.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroître l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un « guichet unique » en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing  component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet  Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique  (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d une meilleure planification et gestion d élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroitre l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un Â« guichet unique Â» en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/ Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project, announced in budget 2015, supports the design of a Statistics Canada survey targeting people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for nutrition, education, and health care.The ultimate goal of this initiative is to use the survey results to contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries.'/Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sûrs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions./ Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.  Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).  Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.  Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroître l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).  Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Statistical Conference of the Americas
This project utilizes Canadian expertise to assist Lebanon in its efforts to revitalize its economy and re-establish conditions for people to earn an income and rebuild their livelihoods following the 2006 conflict. The project assists the National Employment Authority in developing systems to provide productive employment for Lebanese men and women, especially in areas where the labour market situation is unfavorable. Through a transfer of Canadian expertise, the ILO helps: ·increase the capacity of the National Employment Authority to assist unemployed and under-employed workers to find more permanent and productive employment, ·develop information-sharing networks among various municipalities, employers and job seekers, and .enable self-employment opportunities among both men and women through skills-training. / Ce projet met à profit le savoir-faire canadien afin d'aider le Liban dans ses efforts pour revitaliser son économie et rétablir les conditions propices permettant aux membres de sa population de gagner leur vie et de recouvrer leurs moyens de subsistance après le conflit de 2006. Le projet aide l'Autorité nationale chargée de l'emploi à offrir des emplois productifs, en particulier dans les régions où le contexte est défavorable. Par la mise en valeur du savoir-faire canadien, le BIT contribue à : · renforcer la capacité de l'Autorité nationale chargée de l'emploi à aider les personnes au chômage et les travailleurs sous-employés à trouver un emploi plus permanent et productif, - mettre sur pied des réseaux de partage d'information entre les diverses municipalités et personnes à la recherche d'un emploi et les employeurs, et - accroître les possibilités de travail autonome des hommes et des femmes en les aidant à acquérir de nouvelles compétences.
This project utilizes Canadian expertise to assist Lebanon in its efforts to revitalize its economy and re-establish conditions for people to earn an income and rebuild their livelihoods following the 2006 conflict. The project assists the National Employment Authority in developing systems to provide productive employment for Lebanese men and women, especially in areas where the labour market situation is unfavorable. Through a transfer of Canadian expertise, the ILO helps: Â·increase the capacity of the National Employment Authority to assist unemployed and under-employed workers to find more permanent and productive employment, Â·develop information-sharing networks among various municipalities, employers and job seekers, and .enable self-employment opportunities among both men and women through skills-training. / Ce projet met à profit le savoir-faire canadien afin d'aider le Liban dans ses efforts pour revitaliser son économie et rétablir les conditions propices permettant aux membres de sa population de gagner leur vie et de recouvrer leurs moyens de subsistance après le conflit de 2006. Le projet aide l'Autorité nationale chargée de l'emploi à offrir des emplois productifs, en particulier dans les régions oÃ¹ le contexte est défavorable. Par la mise en valeur du savoir-faire canadien, le BIT contribue à : Â· renforcer la capacité de l'Autorité nationale chargée de l'emploi à aider les personnes au chÃ'mage et les travailleurs sous-employés à trouver un emploi plus permanent et productif, - mettre sur pied des réseaux de partage d'information entre les diverses municipalités et personnes à la recherche d'un emploi et les employeurs, et - accroitre les possibilités de travail autonome des hommes et des femmes en les aidant à acquérir de nouvelles compétences.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Iraq economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie irakienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Jordanian economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie jordanienne, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Lebanese economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie libanaise, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
The project aims to create a funding facility dedicated to empowering women and girls to participate in the Lebanese economy, contributing to inclusive economic growth in the Mashreq region. The Facility is doing this by providing technical support and funding for strategic regional and country-level initiatives based on Action Plans developed by the respective governments, in collaboration with the private sectors and civil society, and supported by the international community. The project is identifying and addressing gender constraints to women's full participation in society and improving women's access to economic opportunities. This is one of three parts of the Mashreq Gender Facility project in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, which has a total budget of $10 million. / Le projet vise à créer un mécanisme de financement destiné à donner aux femmes et aux filles les moyens de participer à l'économie libanaise, contribuant ainsi à une croissance économique inclusive dans la région du Mashreq. Pour ce faire, la Facilité fournit un appui technique et un financement pour des initiatives stratégiques régionales et nationales basées sur des plans d'action élaborés par les gouvernements respectifs, en collaboration avec le secteur privé et la société civile, et soutenus par la communauté internationale. Le projet s'efforce de recenser et d'éliminer les obstacles sexospécifiques à la pleine participation des femmes à la société et d'améliorer l'accès des femmes aux possibilités économiques. Il s'agit d'une des trois parties du projet Mécanisme pour l'égalité des sexes au Mashreq, en Irak, en Jordanie et au Liban, qui a un budget total de 10 millions $.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
The goal of this project is to provide an online “one-stop” source of information that connects key actors in the field, particularly women entrepreneurs, as well as practitioners and policy thinkers from around the world. The Knowledge Gateway aims to scale up efforts of South-South and North-South partnerships for improving situations where women can have meaningful participation and play an active role in sustainable economic growth. It expects to provide a mechanism for on-going learning and exchange among users on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. The Knowledge Gateway also expects to provide a link to the latest information, technical resources and best practice in support of women's economic empowerment. It is expected that all information is fact-checked, edited, and translated. / Ce but de ce projet est de fournir une source d'information en ligne unique qui met en lien les principaux acteurs sur le terrain, particuli<e8>rement les femmes entrepreneures, ainsi que les professionnels du domaine et les d<e9>cideurs du monde entier. Le Portail du savoir vise <e0> intensifier les efforts des partenariats Sud-Sud et Nord-Sud pour offrir davantage d'occasions aux femmes de participer de mani<e8>re significative et de jouer un r<f4>le actif dans la croissance <e9>conomique durable. Le Portail pr<e9>voit fournir un m<e9>canisme pour un apprentissage et un <e9>change continus entre les utilisateurs sur les questions qui sont primordiales <e0> l'avancement de l'autonomisation <e9>conomique des femmes. Le Portail entend aussi offrir un lien <e0> l'information, aux ressources techniques et aux meilleures pratiques les plus r<e9>centes, en soutien <e0> l'autonomisation <e9>conomique des femmes. Il est attendu que toute l'information fasse l'objet d'une v<e9>rification des faits, d'une r<e9>vision et d'une traduction.
Two representatives from Mexico came to Statistics Canada on a study visit to learn about Time Series surveys.
One representative from Mexico came to Statistics Canada on a study visit to learn about Quality Frameworks.
Mexico to StatCan for study visit to discuss justice statistics
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI.   Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
In 2003, IDRC's Expert/Advisory Services Fund (EASF) hosted the second Stocktaking Conference on Palestinian Refugee Research in Ottawa. The conference focused on three areas of EASF work: absorption and integration challenges (planning for demographic change and movement of people), compensation to Palestinian refugees, and engaging the public in debate on the refugee issue. EASF is committed to publishing the conference proceedings, as well as the results of its work in general. The first volume was published under the title, Palestinian Refugees : Challenges of Repatriation and Development, Rex Brynen and Roula el-Rifai, eds.  (London: I.B. Tauris, 2007). This grant will support publication of a second volume on the issue of compensation. The book will provide an overview of the relevant papers presented at the 2003 Stocktaking Conference, plus work produced since then. The idea is to provide policymakers with possible solutions to the refugee question and the issue of compensation.
In 2003, IDRC's Expert/Advisory Services Fund (EASF) hosted the second Stocktaking Conference on Palestinian Refugee Research in Ottawa. The conference focused on three areas of EASF work: absorption and integration challenges (planning for demographic change and movement of people), compensation to Palestinian refugees, and engaging the public in debate on the refugee issue. EASF is committed to publishing the conference proceedings, as well as the results of its work in general. The first volume was published under the title, Palestinian Refugees : Challenges of Repatriation and Development, Rex Brynen and Roula el-Rifai, eds.  (London: I.B. Tauris, 2007). This grant will support publication of a second volume on the issue of compensation. The book will provide an overview of the relevant papers presented at the 2003 Stocktaking Conference, plus work produced since then. The idea is to provide policymakers with possible solutions to the refugee question and the issue of compensation.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroître l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un « guichet unique » en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
Between 1952 and 1964, the United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine (UNCCP) kept records identifying, locating and valuating properties owned by Palestinian refugees in what had become Israeli territory in 1948. Copies of the records, stored by UNCCP on microfilm, were made available to the Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS) in 1997. With a grant from IDRC and the Ford Foundation, these were digitized and stored in a computerized database with geographical information system (GIS) functionality. This allowed users to retrieve data according to the owner s name, number or location of property. The database, which was completed in the year 2000, suffers from a number of flaws and gaps, however.This project will see the database upgraded according to the latest technological standards. Researchers will also begin developing a valuation methodology for the properties and explore potential links with other databases with information on Palestinian property. The upgraded database will provide the basis for developing a sound valuation methodology for the lost properties, thus contributing to the process of compensating Palestinian refugees, a key component of any solution to the refugee problem. The database will also be of use to negotiators, policymakers, researchers and claims managers.The project will be managed by the Beirut-based IPS and carried out under the guidance of an advisory committee made up of experts in databases and claims mechanisms. In June 2009, IDRC funded an expert meeting to help develop a proposal for upgrading the IPS property database (105600). The experts proposed by IDRC for participation in that meeting are included in the advisory committee.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroitre l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un Â« guichet unique Â» en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
Between 1952 and 1964, the United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine (UNCCP) kept records identifying, locating and valuating properties owned by Palestinian refugees in what had become Israeli territory in 1948. Copies of the records, stored by UNCCP on microfilm, were made available to the Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS) in 1997. With a grant from IDRC and the Ford Foundation, these were digitized and stored in a computerized database with geographical information system (GIS) functionality. This allowed users to retrieve data according to the owner's name, number or location of property. The database, which was completed in the year 2000, suffers from a number of flaws and gaps, however. This project will see the database upgraded according to the latest technological standards. Researchers will also begin developing a valuation methodology for the properties and explore potential links with other databases with information on Palestinian property. The upgraded database will provide the basis for developing a sound valuation methodology for the lost properties, thus contributing to the process of compensating Palestinian refugees, a key component of any solution to the refugee problem. The database will also be of use to negotiators, policymakers, researchers and claims managers. The project will be managed by the Beirut-based IPS and carried out under the guidance of an advisory committee made up of experts in databases and claims mechanisms. In June 2009, IDRC funded an expert meeting to help develop a proposal for upgrading the IPS property database (105600). The experts proposed by IDRC for participation in that meeting are included in the advisory committee.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent : la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent : la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent : la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent : la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
This project is one component of CIDA's support for Mozambique's public sector reform. This component aims to provide technical support by linking Canadian and international experts to the Mozambican civil service. This component is also designed to ensure that gender-disaggregated data is collected and analyzed in the formulation of government programs and public policies. / Ce projet est l'un des volets de l'appui de l'ACDI à la réforme du secteur public du Mozambique. Ce volet vise à fournir un soutien technique en établissant des liens entre les spécialistes canadiens et internationaux et les fonctionnaires mozambicains. Il a été conçu pour faire en sorte que des données ventilées par sexe soient recueillies et analysées lors de l'élaboration de programmes gouvernementaux et de politiques publiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: (1) publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, (2) collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, (3) strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, (4) promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and (5) developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent: (1) la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, (2) la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, (3) le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, (4) la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et (5) la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: (1) publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, (2) collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, (3) strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, (4) promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and (5) developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent: (1) la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, (2) la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, (3) le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, (4) la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et (5) la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: (1) publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, (2) collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, (3) strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, (4) promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and (5) developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent: (1) la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, (2) la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, (3) le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, (4) la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et (5) la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
The project supports the institutional development of the National Statistics Institute, its provincial branches, and delegated branches in other government departments, and the strengthening of the National Statistics System as a whole. CIDA's contribution aims to enhance the Mozambican statistics system and improve the Government's ability to develop evidence-based poverty alleviation policies and programs.   Activities include: (1) publishing annual country-wide statistical reports and disseminating the information to the public, (2) collecting, analyzing and disseminating the results of a houshold budget survey and livestock and agriculture survey, (3) strengthening the capacity of provincial statistical offices to collect and analyze statistical data, (4) promoting inter-departmental cooperation on information exchange, and (5) developing a national statistics training centre. / Ce projet appuie le développement de l'Institut national de la statistique, de ses bureaux provinciaux et de ses bureaux délégués dans d'autres ministères du gouvernement ainsi que le renforcement du système national de la statistique dans son ensemble. La contribution de l'ACDI vise à améliorer le système de la statistique du Mozambique et renforcera les capacités du gouvernement à élaborer des politiques et des programmes fondés sur des données probantes pour réduire la pauvreté.   Les activités comprennent: (1) la publication annuelle de rapports statistiques nationaux et la diffusion de cette information au public, (2) la collecte, l'analyse et la diffusion des résultats d'une enquête sur le budget des ménages et d'une enquête sur le cheptel et l'agriculture, (3) le renforcement de la capacité des bureaux statistiques provinciaux de collecter et d'analyser les données, (4) la promotion de la coopération interministérielle en matière de partage d'information, et (5) la mise en place d'un centre de formation national en statistiques.
This project is one component of CIDA's support for Mozambique's public sector reform. This component aims to provide technical support by linking Canadian and international experts to the Mozambican civil service. This component is also designed to ensure that gender-disaggregated data is collected and analyzed in the formulation of government programs and public policies. / Ce projet est l'un des volets de l'appui de l'ACDI à la réforme du secteur public du Mozambique. Ce volet vise à fournir un soutien technique en établissant des liens entre les spécialistes canadiens et internationaux et les fonctionnaires mozambicains. Il a été conçu pour faire en sorte que des données ventilées par sexe soient recueillies et analysées lors de l'élaboration de programmes gouvernementaux et de politiques publiques.
This project aims to strengthen civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems to enhance the health and well-being of women and children in developing countries. CRVS systems provide timely and reliable data for public health statistics that are necessary for the effective planning and monitoring of health systems. This project accelerates efforts to improve CRVS systems by: (1) performing in-depth case studies of specific CRVS needs, (2) developing investment plans that lay out the costs associated with developing effective CRVS systems, and (3) conducting a technical consultation to discuss findings and potential challenges for future investments in CRVS. This project also aims to provides a roadmap for potential future investments in CRVS in the four targeted countries.   In addition, the project seeks to collect critical information for a high-level event on CRVS taking place in Canada in 2014 and to address the gaps in support for CRVS globally.
This project aims to increase civil and vital registration rates in Mozambique to ultimately inform and improve policies and programs that reduce maternal and child mortality. Project activities include: (1) establishing a continuous mortality survey system so that 60% of maternal and newborn deaths are notified by 2019, (2) certifying and determining 80% cause of deaths in hospitals, (3) developing a strategy to capture information about deaths at the community level, (4) supporting Parliament's amendment of the Civil Registration Code, and (5) designing and using new forms for all four vital events so that 80% of children under 5 are birth registered by 2019./ Ce projet vise à accroître le taux d'enregistrement des actes d'état civil et des statistiques de l'état civil au Mozambique en vue d'orienter et d'améliorer les politiques et les programmes qui réduisent la mortalité des mères et des enfants. Parmi les activités du projet : 1) établir un système de sondage continu sur la mortalité afin que 60 % des décès de mères et de nouveau-nés soient déclarés d'ici 2019, 2) attester et déterminer 80 % des causes de décès à l'hôpital, 3) élaborer une stratégie pour saisir des données sur les décès à l'échelle communautaire, 4) appuyer la modification du Code d'enregistrement des actes d'état civil par le Parlement, 5) élaborer et utiliser de nouveaux formulaires pour les quatre activités des données de l'état civil afin que la naissance de 80 % des enfants de moins de cinq ans soit enregistrée d'ici 2019.
This project aims to increase civil and vital registration rates in Mozambique to ultimately inform and improve policies and programs that reduce maternal and child mortality. Project activities include: (1) establishing a continuous mortality survey system so that 60% of maternal and newborn deaths are notified by 2019, (2) certifying and determining 80% cause of deaths in hospitals, (3) developing a strategy to capture information about deaths at the community level, (4) supporting Parliament's amendment of the Civil Registration Code, and (5) designing and using new forms for all four vital events so that 80% of children under 5 are birth registered by 2019./ Ce projet vise à accroître le taux d'enregistrement des actes d'état civil et des statistiques de l'état civil au Mozambique en vue d'orienter et d'améliorer les politiques et les programmes qui réduisent la mortalité des mères et des enfants. Parmi les activités du projet : 1) établir un système de sondage continu sur la mortalité afin que 60 % des décès de mères et de nouveau-nés soient déclarés d'ici 2019, 2) attester et déterminer 80 % des causes de décès à l'hôpital, 3) élaborer une stratégie pour saisir des données sur les décès à l'échelle communautaire, 4) appuyer la modification du Code d'enregistrement des actes d'état civil par le Parlement, 5) élaborer et utiliser de nouveaux formulaires pour les quatre activités des données de l'état civil afin que la naissance de 80 % des enfants de moins de cinq ans soit enregistrée d'ici 2019.
This project strongly supports the Ministerial commitment of contributing $650M over three years in support of SRHR initiatives and the Ministerial priority of empowering women and girls by supporting the improved availability of reliable and comprehensive sex-disaggregated population data, and strengthened capacity for gender-sensitive analysis for evidence-based decision making and policy formulation, with a focus on SRHR, HIV and gender equality. It also contributes to the Africa target./ To come
This project supports activities that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mozambique. This project contributes to the Mozambican Ministry of Health's COVID-19 surveillance efforts. Project activities include: (1) supporting travel costs of central level Ministry of Health teams to provinces, (2) providing training on surveillance, using the COVID-19 data platform, and new COVID-19 monitoring forms for healthcare works, and (3) conducting preliminary analysis of data collected at provincial levels. / Ce projet appuie des activités qui répondent à la pandémie de COVID-19 au Mozambique. Ce projet contribue aux efforts de surveillance de la COVID-19 du ministère de la Santé du Mozambique. Les activités de ce projet comprennent : 1) supporter les frais de déplacement des équipes du ministère de la santé au niveau central dans les provinces, 2) la formation à la surveillance, à l'aide de la plate-forme de données liées à la COVID-19, et de nouveaux formulaires de suivi de la COVID-19 pour les travaux de santé, 3) effectuer une analyse préliminaire des données recueillies à l'échelle provinciale.
This project supports activities that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mozambique. This project contributes to the Mozambican Ministry of Health's COVID-19 surveillance efforts. Project activities include: (1) supporting travel costs of central level Ministry of Health teams to provinces, (2) providing training on surveillance, using the COVID-19 data platform, and new COVID-19 monitoring forms for healthcare works, and (3) conducting preliminary analysis of data collected at provincial levels. / Ce projet appuie des activités qui répondent à la pandémie de COVID-19 au Mozambique. Ce projet contribue aux efforts de surveillance de la COVID-19 du ministère de la Santé du Mozambique. Les activités de ce projet comprennent : 1) supporter les frais de déplacement des équipes du ministère de la santé au niveau central dans les provinces, 2) la formation à la surveillance, à l'aide de la plate-forme de données liées à la COVID-19, et de nouveaux formulaires de suivi de la COVID-19 pour les travaux de santé, 3) effectuer une analyse préliminaire des données recueillies à l'échelle provinciale.
This project supports activities that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mozambique. This project contributes to the Mozambican Ministry of Health's COVID-19 surveillance efforts. Project activities include: (1) supporting travel costs of central level Ministry of Health teams to provinces, (2) providing training on surveillance, using the COVID-19 data platform, and new COVID-19 monitoring forms for healthcare works, and (3) conducting preliminary analysis of data collected at provincial levels. / Ce projet appuie des activités qui répondent à la pandémie de COVID-19 au Mozambique. Ce projet contribue aux efforts de surveillance de la COVID-19 du ministère de la Santé du Mozambique. Les activités de ce projet comprennent : 1) supporter les frais de déplacement des équipes du ministère de la santé au niveau central dans les provinces, 2) la formation à la surveillance, à l'aide de la plate-forme de données liées à la COVID-19, et de nouveaux formulaires de suivi de la COVID-19 pour les travaux de santé, 3) effectuer une analyse préliminaire des données recueillies à l'échelle provinciale.
This project supports activities that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mozambique. This project contributes to the Mozambican Ministry of Health's COVID-19 surveillance efforts. Project activities include: (1) supporting travel costs of central level Ministry of Health teams to provinces, (2) providing training on surveillance, using the COVID-19 data platform, and new COVID-19 monitoring forms for healthcare works, and (3) conducting preliminary analysis of data collected at provincial levels. / Ce projet appuie des activités qui répondent à la pandémie de COVID-19 au Mozambique. Ce projet contribue aux efforts de surveillance de la COVID-19 du ministère de la Santé du Mozambique. Les activités de ce projet comprennent : 1) supporter les frais de déplacement des équipes du ministère de la santé au niveau central dans les provinces, 2) la formation à la surveillance, à l'aide de la plate-forme de données liées à la COVID-19, et de nouveaux formulaires de suivi de la COVID-19 pour les travaux de santé, 3) effectuer une analyse préliminaire des données recueillies à l'échelle provinciale.
Preliminary needs assessment and capacity building activities were completed aimed to increase peace and stability in conflict-affected states. / Des activités préliminaires d'évaluation des besoins et de renforcement des capacités ont été menées afin d'accroître la paix et la stabilité dans les États touchés par les conflits.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
The Census aims to provide uniform and comprehensive agricultural data on which government agencies, farm organizations, agribusinesses, and producers rely on to reduce food insecurity, increase rural competitiveness and sustainable agricultural productivity. / Le Recensement vise à fournir des données uniformes et complètes sur le secteur agricole. On prévoit que ces données servent à la prise de décision pour les organisations gouvernementales, agricoles et agro-industrielles, ainsi que pour les producteurs, et ce afin de réduire l'insécurité alimentaire, atteindre une production agricole durable et accroitre la compétivité du secteur.
The IDRC-supported project, Pan Africa Localization : Capacity Building for Production of Software and Content in Arabic and African Languages (102933), ended in 2007. Its outputs contributed toward the establishment of the Pan African Localization Network (ANLoc) under project 104475. This grant will support compilation of the main outputs of the earlier project in a book tentatively entitled, A Survey of Localization in African Languages and its Prospects. The English version will be published by the South Africa Social Science publisher HSRC and distributed to key users in Africa and the world. The book will be translated and published in French pending the identification of an interested publisher (possibly L'Harmattan and Les Presses de l'Université Laval).
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme 'Open Data, from Principles to Action' in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region. Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs. The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme Open Data, from Principles to Action in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region.   Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs.   The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of VCP programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of the Volunteer Cooperation Program programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014. / Le but de cette évaluation formative est d'évaluer l'atteinte des résultats à court terme (niveau immédiat) du programme, valider le bien-fondé de l'approche du programme, en examiner la cohérence pour les partenaires et fournir des recommendations pour en renforcer la livraison dans les pays en développement. Les conclusions fourniront des données sur la pertinence de la programmation du Programme de coopération volontaire (PCV) auprès des bénéficiaires des pays en développement, et inclueront également des recommandations pour le renouvellement du programme en 2014.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraibes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
One of WWII's fiercest Pacific battles, with a loss of life of 13,000 took place on Peleliu Island in Palau, and associated aerial bombing of Japanese bases and defences took place on Babeldaob Island. US records report that Palau was bombarded with some 2,800 tons of US ordnance. After 67 years much of the ERW are in a poor state of decay, becoming unstable and leaking chemicals into the environment, both land and sea, and in isolated incidents self-initiating.Planed Activities:-3 months of ERW clearance activities in the highly contaminated Peleliu state-2 months of land and underwater survey in Palau's other states-Emergency hotline number to respond to populations exposed to immediate risks-Capacity building by training local divers to survey under water-Upgrade of the ERW demolitions rangeExpected Outcomes:The expected overall outcome of the above objectives is increased human security for both the population and visitors to Palau, as well reduced environmental risk from deteriorating ERW.More specifically clearance on Peleliu will provide greater access to the battlefield for WWII tourists, and thereby enhance this important economic sector. The people of Peleliu will also have increased access to hunting grounds for traditional food gathering, such as land crabs and fruit bat, which form the basis of their subsistence food security.The proposed underwater and land survey activities in other States of Palau will allow Palau to better understand the extent of its ERW problem, and hence the prioritization and planning required for future clearance. Any emergency tasks discovered through the survey activities can be dealt with immediately. Across all activities the local team will continue to be capacity built, including new underwater skills for dive uncertified members of the team.
One of WWII's fiercest Pacific battles, with a loss of life of 13,000 took place on Peleliu Island in Palau, and associated aerial bombing of Japanese bases and defences took place on Babeldaob Island. US records report that Palau was bombarded with some 2,800 tons of US ordnance. After 67 years much of the ERW are in a poor state of decay, becoming unstable and leaking chemicals into the environment, both land and sea, and in isolated incidents self-initiating.Planned Activities:-3 months of ERW clearance activities in the highly contaminated Peleliu state-2 months of land and underwater survey in Palau's other states-Emergency hotline number to respond to populations exposed to immediate risks-Capacity building by training local divers to survey under water-Upgrade of the ERW demolitions rangeExpected Outcomes:The expected overall outcome of the above objectives is increased human security for both the population and visitors to Palau, as well reduced environmental risk from deteriorating ERW.More specifically clearance on Peleliu will provide greater access to the battlefield for WWII tourists, and thereby enhance this important economic sector. The people of Peleliu will also have increased access to hunting grounds for traditional food gathering, such as land crabs and fruit bat, which form the basis of their subsistence food security.The proposed underwater and land survey activities in other States of Palau will allow Palau to better understand the extent of its ERW problem, and hence the prioritization and planning required for future clearance. Any emergency tasks discovered through the survey activities can be dealt with immediately. Across all activities the local team will continue to be capacity built, including new underwater skills for dive uncertified members of the team.
Monitoring Justice Sector Results the project aims to improve the ability of the Palestinian authority (PA) to target its reform efforts in the justice sector by builidng the capacity of the Ministry of Justice to monitor and evaluate progress in the sector. Working with civil society the project will also enable CIDA to measure the results of its justice sector programming and the overall impact of donor assistance. / Le projet vise à améliorer la capacité de l'autorité palestinienne (PA) de cibler ses efforts de réforme dans le secteur de la justice en dévelopant la capacité du Ministère de la Justice de suivre et d'évaluer les progrès réalisés dans le secteur. En partenariat avec la société civile, le projet permettra également à l'ACDI de mesurer les résultats de sa programmation dans le secteur de la justice et l'impact global de l'aide des donateurs.
Monitoring Justice Sector Results the project aims to improve the ability of the Palestinian authority (PA) to target its reform efforts in the justice sector by builidng the capacity of the Ministry of Justice to monitor and evaluate progress in the sector. Working with civil society the project will also enable CIDA to measure the results of its justice sector programming and the overall impact of donor assistance. / Le projet vise à améliorer la capacité de l'autorité palestinienne (PA) de cibler ses efforts de réforme dans le secteur de la justice en dévelopant la capacité du Ministère de la Justice de suivre et d'évaluer les progrès réalisés dans le secteur. En partenariat avec la société civile, le projet permettra également à l'ACDI de mesurer les résultats de sa programmation dans le secteur de la justice et l'impact global de l'aide des donateurs.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
The goal of this project is to provide an online “one-stop” source of information that connects key actors in the field, particularly women entrepreneurs, as well as practitioners and policy thinkers from around the world. The Knowledge Gateway aims to scale up efforts of South-South and North-South partnerships for improving situations where women can have meaningful participation and play an active role in sustainable economic growth. It expects to provide a mechanism for on-going learning and exchange among users on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. The Knowledge Gateway also expects to provide a link to the latest information, technical resources and best practice in support of women's economic empowerment. It is expected that all information is fact-checked, edited, and translated. / Ce but de ce projet est de fournir une source d'information en ligne unique qui met en lien les principaux acteurs sur le terrain, particuli<e8>rement les femmes entrepreneures, ainsi que les professionnels du domaine et les d<e9>cideurs du monde entier. Le Portail du savoir vise <e0> intensifier les efforts des partenariats Sud-Sud et Nord-Sud pour offrir davantage d'occasions aux femmes de participer de mani<e8>re significative et de jouer un r<f4>le actif dans la croissance <e9>conomique durable. Le Portail pr<e9>voit fournir un m<e9>canisme pour un apprentissage et un <e9>change continus entre les utilisateurs sur les questions qui sont primordiales <e0> l'avancement de l'autonomisation <e9>conomique des femmes. Le Portail entend aussi offrir un lien <e0> l'information, aux ressources techniques et aux meilleures pratiques les plus r<e9>centes, en soutien <e0> l'autonomisation <e9>conomique des femmes. Il est attendu que toute l'information fasse l'objet d'une v<e9>rification des faits, d'une r<e9>vision et d'une traduction.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The project is designed to help the Government of the Philippines to use information and communications technologies (ICTs) in the social services sector through a combination of: a) increasing the knowledge and skills of the government so it can address the strategic and cross-government issues of e-governance, and b) implementing a number of e-governance ICT pilot projects in selected rural areas designed to demonstrate the sustainable use of ICTs to support and improve the provision of social services in rural areas. / Le projet vise à aider le gouvernement des Philippines à utiliser les technologies de l'information et des communications (TIC) dans le secteur des services sociaux au moyen des initiatives suivantes : a) l'accroissement des connaissances et des compétences du gouvernement afin qu'il puisse prendre en charge les enjeux stratégiques et pangouvernementaux liés au gouvernement électronique, b) la mise en oeuvre de projets pilotes sur les TIC liées au gouvernement électronique dans certaines régions rurales, projets devant montrer l'utilisation durable des TIC pour soutenir et améliorer la prestation des services sociaux en milieu rural.
This project aims to strengthen civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems to enhance the health and well-being of women and children in developing countries. CRVS systems provide timely and reliable data for public health statistics that are necessary for the effective planning and monitoring of health systems. This project accelerates efforts to improve CRVS systems by: (1) performing in-depth case studies of specific CRVS needs, (2) developing investment plans that lay out the costs associated with developing effective CRVS systems, and (3) conducting a technical consultation to discuss findings and potential challenges for future investments in CRVS. This project also aims to provides a roadmap for potential future investments in CRVS in the four targeted countries.   In addition, the project seeks to collect critical information for a high-level event on CRVS taking place in Canada in 2014 and to address the gaps in support for CRVS globally.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish 5 computerized data processing centres to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place 5 centres de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish 5 computerized data processing centres to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place 5 centres de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish 1computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place 1 centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish 1computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place 1 centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. DID is also strengthening the capacities of the professional association of microfinance institutions before passing them management responsibilities for the centres. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal. DID renforce également les capacités de l'Association professionnelle des IMF en vue de leur transférer la gestion des CTI pour la pérennité du service.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
Three representatives from Sénégal came to Statistics Canada on a study visit to discuss Prices and Construction Indices.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
La lettre d'entente avec Statistiques Canada vise particulièrement le renforcement des statistiques en vu de permettre une meilleure planification et suivi des politiques publiques. Les secteurs de renforcement des statistiques comprennent notamment l'agriculture et la nutrition, le secteur extractif, l'éducation et la formation.
NE PAS PUBLIER. CE PROJET N'IRA PAS DE L'AVANT. / L'entente administrative avec le Bureau du Vérificateur général du Canada vise particulièrement le renforcement des capacités de la cour des comptes. Selon le un plan stratégique de développement de la Cour des comptes 2015 - 2017, celle-ci désire obtenir un appui parmi les secteurs d'intervention suivants:   1. Améliorer la qualité des productions de la Cour , 2. Renforcer l'opérationnalité du Parquet général, 3. Optimiser le soutien aux activités de contrôle , 4. Renforcer le personnel de la Cour en nombre et en qualité, 5. Intensifier les relations avec les parties prenantes, 6. Améliorer la gouvernance de la Cour.
to come / Ce projet vise à améliorer la performance des institutions étatiques dans les secteurs ciblés par les appuis budgétaires du Canada (agriculture et nutrition, extractif, éducation et formation), en appui au gouvernement du Sénégal dans la mise en oeuvre du plan national de développement économique et social, le Plan Sénégal Émergent (PSE). Ce projet d'assistance technique contribue au renforcement des capacités des administrations concernées en ciblant notamment le renforcement des fonctions clés de gestion dont le pilotage, la planification, la gestion des ressources humaines et financières, la passation des marchés, le suivi-évaluation, le contrôle interne et la vérification, en plus de fournir des expertises techniques en appui à l'élaboration et la mise en oeuvre des politiques et programmes sectoriels.   Parmi les activités du projet : 1) Développer et mettre en place des outils afin d'améliorer l'efficacité, l'efficience, la transparence et la reddition des comptes des institutions étatiques dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation des politiques et stratégies sectorielles, 2) Fournir des appuis-conseils et de la formation afin de renforcer les capacités de gestion des institutions étatiques entre autres en matière de ressources financières et humaines et de passation des marchés au niveau central et déconcentré, 3) Fournir du matériel et des équipements en lien avec les initiatives de renforcement des capacités des institutions étatiques ciblées, 4) Réaliser des diagnostics, analyses, études afin de contribuer à la mise en oeuvre efficace des politiques et programmes dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et de l'extractif, 5) Offrir des appui-conseils dans différents domaines en matière, d'égalité entre les sexes, de bonne gouvernance, d'environnement et de responsabilité sociale des entreprises (RSE).
Study visit targeting the services aspect of producer prices statistics
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
to come / Ce projet vise à améliorer la performance des institutions étatiques dans les secteurs ciblés par les appuis budgétaires du Canada (agriculture et nutrition, extractif, éducation et formation), en appui au gouvernement du Sénégal dans la mise en oeuvre du plan national de développement économique et social, le Plan Sénégal Émergent (PSE). Ce projet d'assistance technique contribue au renforcement des capacités des administrations concernées en ciblant notamment le renforcement des fonctions clés de gestion dont le pilotage, la planification, la gestion des ressources humaines et financières, la passation des marchés, le suivi-évaluation, le contrôle interne et la vérification, en plus de fournir des expertises techniques en appui à l'élaboration et la mise en oeuvre des politiques et programmes sectoriels.   Parmi les activités du projet : 1) Développer et mettre en place des outils afin d'améliorer l'efficacité, l'efficience, la transparence et la reddition des comptes des institutions étatiques dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation des politiques et stratégies sectorielles, 2) Fournir des appuis-conseils et de la formation afin de renforcer les capacités de gestion des institutions étatiques entre autres en matière de ressources financières et humaines et de passation des marchés au niveau central et déconcentré, 3) Fournir du matériel et des équipements en lien avec les initiatives de renforcement des capacités des institutions étatiques ciblées, 4) Réaliser des diagnostics, analyses, études afin de contribuer à la mise en oeuvre efficace des politiques et programmes dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et de l'extractif, 5) Offrir des appui-conseils dans différents domaines en matière, d'égalité entre les sexes, de bonne gouvernance, d'environnement et de responsabilité sociale des entreprises (RSE).
La lettre d'entente avec Statistiques Canada vise particulièrement le renforcement des statistiques en vu de permettre une meilleure planification et suivi des politiques publiques. Les secteurs de renforcement des statistiques comprennent notamment l'agriculture et la nutrition, le secteur extractif, l'éducation et la formation professionnelle.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
This project is designed to provide Senegal with modern, affordable and computerized services for microfinance institution members. Development International Desjardins (DID) aims to establish one computerized data processing centre to help modernize these operations in 36 community-based financial institutions, located mainly in rural areas of Senegal. / Le présent projet dote le secteur microfinance du Sénégal de services informatisés modernes et abordables pour les membres des institutions de microfinance (IMF). Développement international Desjardins (DID) vise à mettre en place un centre de traitement informatisé (CTI) pour moderniser les opérations de 36 IMF principalement rurales du Sénégal.
Study visit to learn about Tourism Accounts
to come/ Ce projet vise à améliorer la performance des institutions étatiques dans les secteurs ciblés par les appuis budgétaires du Canada (agriculture et nutrition, extractif, éducation et formation), en appui au gouvernement du Sénégal dans la mise en œuvre du plan national de développement économique et social, le Plan Sénégal Émergent (PSE). Ce projet d'assistance technique contribue au renforcement des capacités des administrations concernées en ciblant notamment le renforcement des fonctions clés de gestion dont le pilotage, la planification, la gestion des ressources humaines et financières, la passation des marchés, le suivi-évaluation, le contrôle interne et la vérification, en plus de fournir des expertises techniques en appui à l'élaboration et la mise en œuvre des politiques et programmes sectoriels.Parmi les activités du projet : 1) Développer et mettre en place des outils afin d'améliorer l'efficacité, l'efficience, la transparence et la reddition des comptes des institutions étatiques dans la mise en œuvre et le suivi-évaluation des politiques et stratégies sectorielles, 2) Fournir des appuis-conseils et de la formation afin de renforcer les capacités de gestion des institutions étatiques entre autres en matière de ressources financières et humaines et de passation des marchés au niveau central et déconcentré, 3) Fournir du matériel et des équipements en lien avec les initiatives de renforcement des capacités des institutions étatiques ciblées, 4) Réaliser des diagnostics, analyses, études afin de contribuer à la mise en œuvre efficace des politiques et programmes dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et de l'extractif, 5) Offrir des appui-conseils dans différents domaines en matière, d'égalité entre les sexes, de bonne gouvernance, d'environnement et de responsabilité sociale des entreprises (RSE).
to come / Ce projet vise à améliorer la performance des institutions étatiques dans les secteurs ciblés par les appuis budgétaires du Canada (agriculture et nutrition, extractif, éducation et formation), en appui au gouvernement du Sénégal dans la mise en œuvre du plan national de développement économique et social, le Plan Sénégal Émergent (PSE). Ce projet d'assistance technique contribue au renforcement des capacités des administrations concernées en ciblant notamment le renforcement des fonctions clés de gestion dont le pilotage, la planification, la gestion des ressources humaines et financières, la passation des marchés, le suivi-évaluation, le contrôle interne et la vérification, en plus de fournir des expertises techniques en appui à l'élaboration et la mise en œuvre des politiques et programmes sectoriels.Parmi les activités du projet : 1) Développer et mettre en place des outils afin d'améliorer l'efficacité, l'efficience, la transparence et la reddition des comptes des institutions étatiques dans la mise en œuvre et le suivi-évaluation des politiques et stratégies sectorielles, 2) Fournir des appuis-conseils et de la formation afin de renforcer les capacités de gestion des institutions étatiques entre autres en matière de ressources financières et humaines et de passation des marchés au niveau central et déconcentré, 3) Fournir du matériel et des équipements en lien avec les initiatives de renforcement des capacités des institutions étatiques ciblées, 4) Réaliser des diagnostics, analyses, études afin de contribuer à la mise en œuvre efficace des politiques et programmes dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et de l'extractif, 5) Offrir des appui-conseils dans différents domaines en matière, d'égalité entre les sexes, de bonne gouvernance, d'environnement et de responsabilité sociale des entreprises (RSE).
Data in Senegal's health information system is only collected from public health facilities, which doesn't account for the many patients who use private, informal, and other facilities. As a result, many people and conditions go uncounted. The data itself tends to be of poor quality, leading to widely varying statistics about the state of health. This project will create a strong foundation for using comprehensive and quality data to fully understand the priority health issues and for developing relevant responses. Strengthening the collection and use of routine health data will also contribute to strengthening the civil registration and vital statistics system needed to better track births and deaths.This project will strengthen the existing national health information system in Senegal by working with communities and diverse health institutions to collect, process, and use quality data about women's, children's, and adolescents' health. This will be used to more effectively develop policy, plan delivery services, and allocate resources. It will also inform national reporting on the Sustainable Development Goals. The Ministry of Health and Social Action is leading the effort with participation by L'Institut de Santé et Développement, La Fondation Institut Pasteur de Dakar, and Le Centre de Suivi Ecologique.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme 'Open Data, from Principles to Action' in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region. Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs. The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme Open Data, from Principles to Action in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region.   Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs.   The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
In both the formal and informal sectors, women globally continue to lag behind men in hourly earnings and wages. This gender pay gap is a challenge that limits women's economic empowerment. The gap, however, is difficult to quantify due to a lack of gender-disaggregated data about wages in the formal and informal sectors, which in turn contributes to ineffective policy, or no policies at all. There is some evidence that compensation transparency, such as mandates around annual public reporting, has helped to shrink gender pay gaps in private companies in countries such as Denmark and the UK. However, to date, much of the push in research and transparency to address gender pay gaps occurs in high-income countries.This project will explore the potential of action-focused research to improve understanding of the role of public data standards for publishing and tracking gender data gaps and to highlight challenges in low- and middle-income countries. Working with stakeholders such as governments and the private sector through the Open Government Partnership, the project will explore models for advancing pay transparency and narrowing gender pay gaps and the potential for these models in low- and middle-income contexts. The research will focus on expanding transparency efforts from formal to informal economy measurements and will experiment with actively implementing and testing a draft data standard for a government to share pay equity data. If successful, the model could be adopted as a best practice for the Open Government Partnership in Argentina to further government commitments to releasing more transparent pay gap and pay equity data.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
As the presence and influence of information and communication technologies (ICTs) continues to widen and deepen, so too does its impact on economic development. However, much work needs to be done before the linkages between economic development and ICTs can be understood in a systematic and meaningful manner. This project consists of a cross-regional capacity building initiative in support of the development and adoption of standardized definitions and measurement protocol by national statistical offices (NSOs) in developing countries. The project is designed to expand the scope of conventional investigation beyond the telecommunications industry to include other vertically integrated components of the ICT sector such as manufacturing and services. The outcomes of such efforts will subsequently inform policy discourse and evidence-based action at different levels.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of VCP programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014.
The Neotropical Waterbird Census (NWC) is a monitoring program that provides key information about shorebird species that breed in Canada and migrate to South America during the boreal winter.  The program supports other international conservation initiatives such as the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN), Ramsar and the Important Bird Areas (IBA) programs and helps build capacity in participating developing countries.
The Neotropical Waterbird Census (NWC) is a monitoring program that provides key information about shorebird species that breed in Canada and migrate to South America during the boreal winter.  The program supports other international conservation initiatives such as the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN), Ramsar and the Important Bird Areas (IBA) programs and helps build capacity in participating developing countries.
As the presence and influence of information and communication technologies (ICTs) continues to widen and deepen, so too does its impact on economic development. However, much work needs to be done before the linkages between economic development and ICTs can be understood in a systematic and meaningful manner. This project consists of a cross-regional capacity building initiative in support of the development and adoption of standardized definitions and measurement protocol by national statistical offices (NSOs) in developing countries. The project is designed to expand the scope of conventional investigation beyond the telecommunications industry to include other vertically integrated components of the ICT sector such as manufacturing and services. The outcomes of such efforts will subsequently inform policy discourse and evidence-based action at different levels.
To develop a continuous flow of trained local researchers and quality data on social and economic variables in Bolivia, and to promote collaboration between FundaciÃ³n ARU and Bolivian universities and strengthen the Bolivian Survey Microdata Network (BSMN).
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of the Volunteer Cooperation Program programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014. / Le but de cette évaluation formative est d'évaluer l'atteinte des résultats à court terme (niveau immédiat) du programme, valider le bien-fondé de l'approche du programme, en examiner la cohérence pour les partenaires et fournir des recommendations pour en renforcer la livraison dans les pays en développement. Les conclusions fourniront des données sur la pertinence de la programmation du Programme de coopération volontaire (PCV) auprès des bénéficiaires des pays en développement, et inclueront également des recommandations pour le renouvellement du programme en 2014.
To develop a continuous flow of trained local researchers and quality data on social and economic variables in Bolivia, and to promote collaboration between Fundación ARU and Bolivian universities and strengthen the Bolivian Survey Microdata Network (BSMN).
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
The Think Tank Initiative (TTI) is a multi-donor program dedicated to strengthening independent policy research organizations in developing countries. Its provision of core funding and technical support helps grantee organizations improve their research quality, policy linkages, and overall performance. This research support project is part of TTI s grants of matching funds to promote peer learning and collaboration. One of the most important challenges to achieving evidence-based policies is building an adequate stock of evidence to inform and influence policy discussions. Constructing this stock through a sustained flow of quality research depends on the availability of quality researchers and data. Like many developing countries, Bolivia has a severely constrained supply of both. The Fundacion ARU, in collaboration with four Bolivian universities, has created the Bolivian Survey Microdata Network (BSMN) to train local researchers and gather quality data on long-term issues.This research support project will enable Fundacion ARU to lead the BSMN in collecting periodic household economic data and in training university students in micro-data collection and analysis techniques. It will also enable Fundacion ARU to maintain a data depository for sharing micro-data with the wider academic community and the general public. As well as contributing to a stock of evidence that can be used to inform social and economic policy in Bolivia, the project will foster cooperation between participant institutions and will support Fundacion ARUÂ's research on issues such as inequality of opportunity.
Meeting with representatives of National Statistical Offices and Ministries of Labour from the region to exchange domestic experiences on the statistical measurement of labour and labour market indicators to enable progress in regional harmonization
Provide System of Environmental Economic Accounts (SEEA) central framework training to ECLAC countries
Provide System of Environmental Economic Accounts (SEEA) training to ECLAC countries
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraibes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI.   Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI.   Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
This project supports a series of regional workshops led by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) aimed at providing support to partner countries to ensure a successful rollout of the 2011 Paris Declaration Monitoring Survey process. These workshops will ensure that key partner country stakeholders involved in the management of the Survey are briefed on its process and technical aspects. It will offer an opportunity for partner country practitioners to exchange experiences and best practice around the Paris monitoring processes.   The overarching objective of this proposal is to enhance partner country capacities to generate evidence on aid effectiveness and in doing so, to strengthen national ownership and leadership of the aid effectiveness agenda at the national, regional and global levels. / Ce projet soutient une série d'ateliers régionaux menés par le Programme de Développement de Nations Unies (PNUD) visé à fournir du soutien pour les pays partenaires pour mener l'introduction a bien de l'enquête 2011 de suivi de la mise en oeuvre de la Déclaration de Paris. Ces ateliers garantiront que les parties prenante clés de pays partenaire impliqués dans l'administration de l'Enquête sont donnés des instructions sur son processus et aspects techniques. Il offrira une opportunité pour les praticiens de pays partenaire pour échanger des expériences et meilleure pratique autour du de l'enquête. L'objectif sur formant de cette proposition est d'améliorer les capacités de pays partenaire pour produire l'évidence sur l'efficacité d'aide et de cette manière, renforcer l'appropriation et leadership national de l'agenda d'efficacité de l'aide aux niveaux nationaux, régionaux et globaux.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
A central principle of the Good Humanitarian Donorship Initiative is funding according to needs. However, at the operational level, donors are faced with analyses based on different measures of needs and different contextual analyses, which makes it difficult to reach objective decisions about prioritization.   Development Initiatives is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of aid and humanitarian funding. The Global Humanitarian Data Access Project helps improve humanitarian response by providing donors with a more comprehensive and comparable set of data. Ultimately, the initiative leads to better humanitarian outcomes for people affected by or vulnerable to disasters. / Un principe important au coeur des «Principes et bonnes pratiques pour l'aide humanitaire» est le financement selon les besoins. Toutefois, au niveau opérationnel, les donateurs sont confrontés à des analyses fondées sur des mesures différentes des besoins et du contexte, ce qui cause des difficultés à prendre des décisions objectives sur les priorités.   «Development Initiatives» est un leader confirmé dans la recherche, l'analyse et le compte rendu de l'apport de l'aide et du financement humanitaire. Le projet d'accès global aux données humanitaires améliore les interventions humanitaires en procurant aux donateurs des données plus exhaustives et comparables. Ce projet vise de meilleurs résultats humanitaires pour les personnes touchées par les catastrophes ou qui y sont vulnérables.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of VCP programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leÃ§ons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Complex Emergency Database (CE-DAT) was created in 2003 to provide access to reliable health indicators for humanitarian decision-making. The overall goal of the project is to reduce mortality, disease and suffering due to conflicts through the provision of key nutritional, health and mortality indicators for rational evidence-based decision-making. The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of national and international organizations to collect reliable health data, provide a better understanding of health vulnerabilities and risk factors, and enhance the reliability and useability of CE-DAT data for humanitarian policy and program decision-making. / Créée en 2003, la base de données d'urgences complexes (CE-DAT) donne accès à des indicateurs fiables sur la santé aux fins de la prise de décisions humanitaires éclairées. L'objectif principal du projet est de réduire la mortalité, de lutter contre la maladie et d'alléger la souffrance causée par les conflits en fournissant des indicateurs clés sur la nutrition, la santé et la mortalité pour une prise de décisions rationnelle fondée sur des données probantes. Le projet permet de renforcer la capacité des organisations nationales et internationales de recueillir des données fiables en matière de santé, de mieux comprendre les vulnérabilités et les facteurs de risque en santé, et d'accroitre la fiabilité et la convivialité des données de la CE-DAT dans le cadre de la prise de décisions liées aux politiques et aux programmes humanitaires.
In recent years, efforts to improve the evidence-base for humanitarian decision-making and the transparency of humanitarian financing have made progress in many ways. However, fundamental knowledge gaps remain in terms of the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. As a result, it is difficult to compare data, build an aggregate picture of financing for a given situation or across crises, and observe to what degree resources are being allocated on the basis of needs.   Development Initiatives' Global Humanitarian Assistance Programme is a proven leader in research, analysis and reporting on the flow of resources for humanitarian assistance. The project aims to improve informed decision-making and the efficiency, effectiveness and coherence of humanitarian response by increasing access to reliable, transparent and understandable data on humanitarian financing. / Au cours des dernières années, les efforts réalisés pour accroitre la quantité de données probantes concernant les prises de décisions humanitaires et la transparence du financement humanitaire ont progressé de nombreuses faÃ§ons. Toutefois, il y a encore d'importantes lacunes sur le plan de la collecte de données liées à l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire. Il est donc difficile de comparer des données, d'obtenir une vue d'ensemble du financement versé dans une situation précise ou encore d'une catastrophe à une autre, et d'observer dans quelle mesure les ressources sont allouées en fonction des besoins.   Le programme d'aide humanitaire mondial de Development Initiatives est un modèle reconnu en recherche sur l'apport en ressources d'aide humanitaire, ainsi qu'en analyse et en établissement de rapports à ce sujet. Le projet vise à favoriser la prise de décisions éclairée et à améliorer l'efficience, l'efficacité et la cohérence des secours humanitaires en permettant un meilleur accès à des données fiables, transparentes et compréhensibles sur le financement humanitaire.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of the Volunteer Cooperation Program programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014. / Le but de cette évaluation formative est d'évaluer l'atteinte des résultats à court terme (niveau immédiat) du programme, valider le bien-fondé de l'approche du programme, en examiner la cohérence pour les partenaires et fournir des recommendations pour en renforcer la livraison dans les pays en développement. Les conclusions fourniront des données sur la pertinence de la programmation du Programme de coopération volontaire (PCV) auprès des bénéficiaires des pays en développement, et inclueront également des recommandations pour le renouvellement du programme en 2014.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroître l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un « guichet unique » en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a 'Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
This project will supports the development of a global investment framework for civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS), which is critical to Canadian and global efforts in maternal, newborn, and child health, child protection, education, gender equality, accountability, and other areas. The purpose of this framework is to outline critical gaps and challenges in strengthening CRVS in developing countries, including by identifying potential opportunities and innovations for scale-up, estimating the global financial gap, and outlining options to mobilize partners  financial contributions. The project will be led by the World Bank. / Cette volonté de projet soutient le développement d un cadre global d investissement de l état civil et les statistiques vitales (EVRC), ce qui est essentiel aux efforts canadiens et mondiaux en matière de santé maternelle, néonatale et infantile, protection de l enfance, l éducation, l égalité des sexes, responsabilité, et d autres domaines. Le but de ce cadre est de définir les lacunes et les défis dans le renforcement EVRC dans les pays en développement, notamment en identifiant les possibilités et les innovations à l échelle supérieure, estimation de l écart financier mondial, et présentant des options pour mobiliser des contributions financières des partenaires. Le projet sera dirigé par la Banque mondiale.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing  component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet  Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique  (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d une meilleure planification et gestion d élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The Deployment for Democratic Development project (DDD) aims to achieve stronger democratic institutions benefiting men and women in the participating countries.   The DDD project is characterized by its rapid response. It provides high level Canadian expertise of a practical nature in response to field requests in the area of governance. The DDD mechanism contributes to improved public policy implementation and prevention of public sector corruption, a more effective promotion and protection of human rights including improved planning and management of free and fair elections.   The project has a â€˜Knowledge-sharing' component to ensure that the lessons learned by the initiatives are not lost and benefit stakeholders and partners around the world. / Le projet 'Déploiements pour le Développement Démocratique' (DDD) vise à appuyer le développement d'institutions démocratiques pour le bénéfices d'hommes et de femmes dans les pays participants.   Le DDD se caractérise par son temps de réponse rapide. Il fournit des ressources canadiennes de haut niveau en réponse à des demandes de l'étranger qui touchent le thème de la gouvernance. Le projet contribue au renforcement et à l'application des politiques publiques et de la lutte contre la corruption. De plus, le DDD assure une promotion accrue des droits humains et d'une meilleure planification et gestion d'élections libres et transparentes.   Enfin, le projet DDD comporte un volet de partage des connaissances qui assure la diffusion de leçons apprises. Les partenaires et organisations impliquées en gouvernance bénéficient de ces expériences.
The goal of this project is to increase women's economic empowerment, improve their lives and their communities, by providing them with access to information and networking opportunities through a Knowledge Gateway. The Knowledge Gateway is an on-line 'one-stop service' giving women access to the latest and most-up-to-date information, technical resources, and best practices, on business and economic opportunities, among other things. The Gateway provides a mechanism for ongoing learning and exchange among users, including women entrepreneurs, practitioners and policy-makers on issues that are critical to advancing women's economic empowerment. / Ce projet a pour but d'accroitre l'autonomisation économique des femmes ainsi que d'améliorer leur sort et celui de leur collectivité, en leur donnant accès à des renseignements et à des occasions de réseautage par le biais d'un portail du savoir. Le Portail du savoir se veut un Â« guichet unique Â» en ligne offrant aux femmes les renseignements, les ressources techniques et les pratiques exemplaires les plus à jour en matière de possibilités d'affaires et économiques, entre autres. Le Portail prévoit un mécanisme favorisant un apprentissage et un échange continus entre les utilisateurs, y compris les entrepreneures, les praticiens et les décideurs, sur les questions qui sont essentielles à l'avancement de l'autonomisation économique des femmes.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) was founded in1999 as a forum and network to promote, influence and facilitate statistical capacity development and the better use of statistics. With the main objectives of reducing poverty and improving governance in developing countries, PARIS21 advocates for the integration of reliable data in decision making, and co-ordinates donor support to statistics. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle a été créé en 1999 pour être un forum et un réseau visant à promouvoir et à faciliter le développement des capacités statistiques et une meilleure utilisation des statistiques. Le Partenariat, dont les objectifs majeurs sont la réduction de la pauvreté et l'amélioration de la gouvernance dans les pays en développement, préconise la prise en compte de données fiables dans le processus décisionnel et coordonne le soutien des donateurs aux statistiques.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
The project supports the design of a survey by Statistics Canada to be administered to people who send remittances from Canada to developing countries. The purpose of the survey is to better understand remittance flows from Canada to developing countries, and to better understand the needs of remittance consumers in Canada. Remittances are an important source of income for millions of families in developing countries and can help to pay for essential needs such as nutrition, education, and health care.   The overall goal of the initiative is to use the findings of the survey to inform policy and programs that would facilitate remittances and contribute to safer, more reliable and lower-cost remittance services to developing countries. / Le projet permettra à Statistique Canada de créer un sondage qui sera mené auprès de personnes qui envoient des fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement. Le but du sondage est de mieux comprendre les envois de fonds du Canada vers des pays en développement et de mieux comprendre les besoins des auteurs de transferts de fonds au Canada. Les envois de fonds sont une source importante de revenu pour des millions de familles dans les pays en développement, familles dans les pays en développement, ils servent souvent à combler les besoins essentiels comme l'alimentation, l'éducation et les soins de santé.   Le but général de cette initiative est d'utiliser les résultats du sondage pour orienter les politiques et les programmes grâce auxquels on peut faciliter les envois de fonds et rendre les services connexes plus sÃ»rs, plus fiables et moins chers pour les pays en développement.
This project aims to improve statistical capacity in developing countries and to reinforce results-based management as a way to increase development effectiveness and to monitor the UN-led 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals.   Statistics Canada has a long history of helping national statistical offices in developing countries build institutional statistical capacity and has built strong relationships with key international and multilateral partners, including The Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21). The administrative arrangement allows Statistics Canada to dedicate resources to engage on PARIS21-related activities, coordinate on projects as required and take part in technical assistance missions. / Ce projet vise à renforcer les capacités statistiques des pays en développement et à encourager une gestion axée sur des résultats en vue d'accroitre l'efficacité du développement et d'assurer le suivi de l'atteinte des objectifs fixés dans le cadre du Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030 (qui est piloté par les Nations Unies).   Statistique Canada aide depuis de nombreuses années des bureaux nationaux de statistiques dans des pays en développement à renforcer leurs capacités statistiques. De plus, Statistique Canada a établi des relations solides avec des partenaires internationaux et multilatéraux clés, y compris le Partenariat statistique au service du développement au XXIe siècle. L'entente administrative permet à Statistique Canada d'affecter des ressources de façon à prendre part aux activités liées au Partenariat, à coordonner des projets s'il y a lieu et à participer à des missions d'assistance technique.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
The nutrition transition towards unhealthy and unsustainable patterns of food production and consumption in sub-Saharan Africa has resulted in micro- and macronutrient deficiencies and the contrasting, but concurrent rise in overweight and obesity. Declining levels of physical activity and increasing consumption of unhealthy food, alcohol, and tobacco further contribute to rising rates of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in the region. Research aimed at understanding the role of interventions to prevent NCDs in sub-Saharan Africa is scant, partly because of the perceived unavailability of reliable data. Data already exist, but they are often not easily accessible, nor in research-ready formats. This project will build on the previous Data on Alcohol and Tobacco in Africa (DATA) Project, which has been successful in providing new open access to data to enable research on the economics of tobacco and alcohol control in five sub-Saharan Africa countries. Newly titled, the Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) in Africa Project will expand the tested model to include five additional countries, and widen its scope to include a central focus on diet and food-related chronic disease data. The project will increase access to research-ready data that will enable researchers to provide the local evidence decision-makers need to develop the most suitable policies and interventions to prevent diseases related to diets, alcohol, and tobacco in their countries and in the region.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Open Data for Development (OD4D) is a global partnership hosted at IDRC. OD4D works with developing countries to harness open data to enhance accountability, create new solutions for the delivery of public services, and create new economic opportunities around the world. The vision of the OD4D partnership is to harness open data to empower women and men to achieve their own development goals, and to actively participate in decisions affecting their lives. Although OD4D has made strides in supporting open data capacities and solutions in Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and eastern and southern Africa, opportunities for open data to make a difference in Francophone Africa remain scarce. The new phase of the program aims to extend OD4D's efforts into Francophone Africa, through institutional and individual capacity building, networking, policy support, research, and innovation seeding. It will also expand the collaboration with the Open Government Partnership, building on Canadian co-chairmanship and focusing on a feminist open government initiative. As part of the agreement with the Hewlett Foundation, IDRC will provide additional support to the initial phase of an open data regional hub and work with the OD4D network to harness open data to positively impact the lives of marginalized populations, notably focusing on women and girls.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme 'Open Data, from Principles to Action' in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region. Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs. The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Open Data for Development (OD4D) is a global partnership hosted at IDRC. OD4D works with developing countries to harness open data to enhance accountability, create new solutions for the delivery of public services, and create new economic opportunities around the world. The vision of the OD4D partnership is to harness open data to empower women and men to achieve their own development goals, and to actively participate in decisions affecting their lives. Although OD4D has made strides in supporting open data capacities and solutions in Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and eastern and southern Africa, opportunities for open data to make a difference in Francophone Africa remain scarce. The new phase of the program aims to extend OD4D's efforts into Francophone Africa, through institutional and individual capacity building, networking, policy support, research, and innovation seeding. It will also expand the collaboration with the Open Government Partnership, building on Canadian co-chairmanship and focusing on a feminist open government initiative. As part of the agreement with the Hewlett Foundation, IDRC will provide additional support to the initial phase of an open data regional hub and work with the OD4D network to harness open data to positively impact the lives of marginalized populations, notably focusing on women and girls.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme Open Data, from Principles to Action in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region.   Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs.   The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
This project will support the Open Data for Development (OD4D) Phase 3 partnership by covering the operational costs for the partnership, including salaries and benefits, office costs, and IDRC staff travel. Separate project approval documents (PADs) will authorize the execution of individual research projects and activities related to program governance, communication, and evaluation. OD4D Phase III is a partnership between Global Affairs Canada and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, with a joint investment of CA$3.5 million over 30 months. OD4D is a global partnership to drive both the availability of quality open data as well as its use by actors in government, civil society, and the business sector, in order to advance public interests and improve people's lives. OD4D's network is driven by six regional data innovation hubs that identify local priorities, pilot data innovations, create standards, inform the creation of digital infrastructure, and build capacity and expertise in governments and civil society.
The Conférence d'Afrique Francophone sur les Données Ouvertes (CAFDO2019) took place in December 2019 under the theme Open Data, from Principles to Action in Côte D'Ivoire. The 2019 edition was an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and innovations of the CAFDO network. Since 2017, the network has explored the use of open data to improve the social and economic well-being of people in the region.   Data has the potential to drive economic growth, improve governance via more transparency and accountability, and enhance service delivery and policymaking. CAFDO2019 provided a venue to discuss emerging areas of interest and impact, such as machine learning and gender equality. The conference supported new discussions about how data is produced by and about populations, and how to better understand their needs.   The CAFDO network is hosted by Open Burkina as part of the global Open Data for Development network, with funding from IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
This project will support the Open Data for Development (OD4D) Phase 3 partnership by covering the operational costs for the partnership, including salaries and benefits, office costs, and IDRC staff travel. Separate project approval documents (PADs) will authorize the execution of individual research projects and activities related to program governance, communication, and evaluation. OD4D Phase III is a partnership between Global Affairs Canada and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, with a joint investment of CA$3.5 million over 30 months. OD4D is a global partnership to drive both the availability of quality open data as well as its use by actors in government, civil society, and the business sector, in order to advance public interests and improve people's lives. OD4D's network is driven by six regional data innovation hubs that identify local priorities, pilot data innovations, create standards, inform the creation of digital infrastructure, and build capacity and expertise in governments and civil society.
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
Workshop: Strengthening Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems though Innovative Approaches / Séminaire sur le renforcement des systèmes d'enregistrement et statistiques des faits d'état civil
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI. Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
Large volumes of complex and variable data, often called big data, promise to improve government service delivery, complement official statistics, and facilitate development in sectors such as health, urban development, transportation, and humanitarian response. Furthermore, declining prices and improved functionality have democratized data usage, and open-source tools have broadened the mechanisms for people to conduct big data analytics outside of proprietary and expensive software packages. Interest in capturing and analyzing these data sets for public purposes — big data for development (BD4D) — is still relatively new, but it accelerated when the post-2015 development agenda called for a data revolution to draw on existing and new sources of data to monitor progress on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   However, much of the BD4D research is coming from Northern institutions and private sector companies, resulting in a Northern-driven, male-oriented agenda, rather than one driven by Southern voices and Global South collaboration. To meet this challenge, this project  will develop capacity among researchers from the Global South, focusing on activities linked to measuring progress on the SDGs and to gender-related issues. It is being implemented by LIRNEasia, the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and the Centro de Pensamiento Estratégico Internacional – CIPEI.   Over a two-year period, a global network will work on applied big data for development innovations, including big data analyses and capacity building in close collaboration with private sector companies and policymakers. The network will also develop a critical perspective on issues related to big data and marginalization, privacy, security, rights, ethics and competition. Combining globally coordinated research efforts and regional hubs, the network will embed the findings of the project into Southern-led processes, and represent Southern voices in global policy discussions.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project represents funds set aside for planning a potential project in the health sector. / Ce projet représente des fonds qui sont mis de côté pour la planification d'un projet potentiel dans le secteur de la santé.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
Study visit targeting Time Series surveys
Study visit targeting data collection
The goal of this project is to enhance the quality and effective use of immunization data in emergency contexts by supporting innovative immunization services in northern Syria. The proposed work aligns with another IDRC-supported project,  Harnessing the economic power of data in the Middle East and North Africa , which explores innovative technologies and approaches to improve data production, management, and usability in the Middle East and North Africa.Currently, the Syria Immunization Group is using basic applications to manage their information systems, which limits data collection, use, and analysis. With the increasing number of health facilities providing vaccines and immunization services in the northern part of the country, and because of the limited accessibility to vaccination data, the proposed project seeks to improve their health information management system. The initiative will be led by the Sustainable International Medical Relief Organization (SIMRO). SIMRO is a Syrian NGO, established in Turkey in 2014, that has been extensively involved in reactivating vaccination activities in northern Syria. New data collection, management, and usability tools will be piloted in this initiative, which will cover 10 facilities over a six-month period. It is estimated that the number of direct beneficiaries (i.e., children under the age of 10 and pregnant women in northern Syria) will be more than one million people. The system would also support key stakeholders (e.g., local and international NGOs and donors) in their planning, gap analysis, and decision-making processes. Finally, lessons from working in emergency contexts would be valuable for researchers and practitioners in the humanitarian field.
The goal of this project is to enhance the quality and effective use of immunization data in emergency contexts by supporting innovative immunization services in northern Syria. The proposed work aligns with another IDRC-supported project, Harnessing the economic power of data in the Middle East and North Africa, which explores innovative technologies and approaches to improve data production, management, and usability in the Middle East and North Africa.Currently, the Syria Immunization Group is using basic applications to manage their information systems, which limits data collection, use, and analysis. With the increasing number of health facilities providing vaccines and immunization services in the northern part of the country, and because of the limited accessibility to vaccination data, the proposed project seeks to improve their health information management system. The initiative will be led by the Sustainable International Medical Relief Organization (SIMRO). SIMRO is a Syrian NGO, established in Turkey in 2014, that has been extensively involved in reactivating vaccination activities in northern Syria. New data collection, management, and usability tools will be piloted in this initiative, which will cover 10 facilities over a six-month period. It is estimated that the number of direct beneficiaries (i.e., children under the age of 10 and pregnant women in northern Syria) will be more than one million people. The system would also support key stakeholders (e.g., local and international NGOs and donors) in their planning, gap analysis, and decision-making processes. Finally, lessons from working in emergency contexts would be valuable for researchers and practitioners in the humanitarian field.
Uganda's northern region is believed to severely lag behind most of the country in key health indicators such as maternal and child mortality. One reason for this is the lack of a responsive public health system. Lacor Hospital has for the past few decades filled this gap by becoming the primary provider of health care and serving as the first line of response to health challenges in the region. However, without the benefits of the knowledge and innovation that research in the region could yield, the hospital's ability to be responsive to the health needs of the people has been limited. The main objective of this project is to improve data and project management systems at Lacor Hospital to position it as a research platform where high-quality data is accessible to answer questions about the health of the catchment population. This project proposes a number of targeted improvements to the hospital's data and project management systems, including standardizing and digitizing the hospital's data collection and data entry processes in order to improve data quality, and training selected hospital staff in project management to improve how they manage research projects. If these changes are successful, it is hoped that the hospital will be in a stronger position to attract local and international partners to invest in conducting high quality health research in this neglected post-conflict region of the world.
Uganda's northern region is believed to severely lag behind most of the country in key health indicators such as maternal and child mortality. One reason for this is the lack of a responsive public health system. Lacor Hospital has for the past few decades filled this gap by becoming the primary provider of health care and serving as the first line of response to health challenges in the region. However, without the benefits of the knowledge and innovation that research in the region could yield, the hospital's ability to be responsive to the health needs of the people has been limited. The main objective of this project is to improve data and project management systems at Lacor Hospital to position it as a research platform where high-quality data is accessible to answer questions about the health of the catchment population. This project proposes a number of targeted improvements to the hospital's data and project management systems, including standardizing and digitizing the hospital's data collection and data entry processes in order to improve data quality, and training selected hospital staff in project management to improve how they manage research projects. If these changes are successful, it is hoped that the hospital will be in a stronger position to attract local and international partners to invest in conducting high quality health research in this neglected post-conflict region of the world.
Uganda's northern region is believed to severely lag behind most of the country in key health indicators such as maternal and child mortality. One reason for this is the lack of a responsive public health system. Lacor Hospital has for the past few decades filled this gap by becoming the primary provider of health care and serving as the first line of response to health challenges in the region. However, without the benefits of the knowledge and innovation that research in the region could yield, the hospital's ability to be responsive to the health needs of the people has been limited. The main objective of this project is to improve data and project management systems at Lacor Hospital to position it as a research platform where high-quality data is accessible to answer questions about the health of the catchment population. This project proposes a number of targeted improvements to the hospital's data and project management systems, including standardizing and digitizing the hospital's data collection and data entry processes in order to improve data quality, and training selected hospital staff in project management to improve how they manage research projects. If these changes are successful, it is hoped that the hospital will be in a stronger position to attract local and international partners to invest in conducting high quality health research in this neglected post-conflict region of the world.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of VCP programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014.
The purpose of this formative evaluation is to assess the achievement of short-term (immediate level) program results, validate the appropriateness of the program approach, examine the program for partner coherence and provide recommendations for strengthening program delivery in developing countries. Evaluation findings will provide insights into the relevancy of the Volunteer Cooperation Program programming for beneficiaries in developing countries, and include recommendations for the program renewal in 2014. / Le but de cette évaluation formative est d'évaluer l'atteinte des résultats à court terme (niveau immédiat) du programme, valider le bien-fondé de l'approche du programme, en examiner la cohérence pour les partenaires et fournir des recommendations pour en renforcer la livraison dans les pays en développement. Les conclusions fourniront des données sur la pertinence de la programmation du Programme de coopération volontaire (PCV) auprès des bénéficiaires des pays en développement, et inclueront également des recommandations pour le renouvellement du programme en 2014.
Vietnam to StatCan to discuss data collection, Administrative Data and Informatics
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
This project works to undertake research to map formal and informal security structures in Yemen, in the governorates of al-Hudayda, Ta'iz and one Southern governorate (either Aden or al-Dhali'). The research aims to formulate recommendations on transitional security governance in support of the efforts of the Office of the UN Special Envoy to the Secretary General on Yemen (OSESGY). Project activities include: (1) conducting key informant interviews, (2) undertaking observation, and (3) developing briefing papers focused on formal and informal security institutions at the local level. / Ce projet vise à entreprendre une recherche afin de recenser les structures de sécurité officielles et non officielles au Yémen, dans les provinces de Hodeïda, de Taëz et dans une province du Sud (Aden ou Dalea). La recherche devrait permettre de formuler des recommandations sur la gouvernance transitoire de la sécurité en appui aux travaux du Bureau de l'Envoyé spécial du Secrétaire général pour le Yémen. Les activités du projet comprennent : 1) réaliser des entrevues avec les informateurs principaux, 2) mener des observations, 3) préparer des documents d'information portant sur les institutions chargées de la sécurité à l'échelon local.
This project works to undertake research to map formal and informal security structures in Yemen, in the governorates of al-Hudayda, Ta'iz and one Southern governorate (either Aden or al-Dhali'). The research aims to formulate recommendations on transitional security governance in support of the efforts of the Office of the UN Special Envoy to the Secretary General on Yemen (OSESGY). Project activities include: (1) conducting key informant interviews, (2) undertaking observation, and (3) developing briefing papers focused on formal and informal security institutions at the local level.
This project will enhance the use of data from existing household surveys by government officials to analyze the education sector and encourage policymakers to leverage the resulting knowledge on gender, equity, and inclusion to inform their policy decisions. It responds to a lack of data analysis in the education sector and technical capacity within ministries of education to use data. The project will build on a proven initiative that analyzes educational information for global learning and equity that was piloted in Laos, Sierra Leone, and Suriname in 2018. The objective is to determine whether an adapted version of the initiative can improve equity and quality analysis in 26 developing countries, and whether and to what extent the marginalization of specific groups affects their access, learning, and progression through education nationally, regionally, and globally.The research design will include the adaptation and testing of the initiative that includes the use and analyses of data about groups that are particularly disadvantaged due to gender, language, poverty, disability, and location. It will also scale approaches and delivery mechanisms through fact sheets, reports, workshops, and tools that will be further expanded to include country-specific equity and inclusion issues. The project was selected through a global call, initiated by the Global Partnership for Education Knowledge and Innovation Exchange, to scale the impact of proven educational innovations in developing countries.
In the last few years, a growing movement has emerged around Open Government Data (OGD). It is usually promised that OGD initiatives will increase government transparency, increase citizen participation, open new business opportunities, encourage innovation, and otherwise offer substantial social and economic benefits. A growing community of developers of applications that use OGD is quickly expanding beyond the developed world.However, there has been no systematic study of the impact of OGD, and very little discussion on how to measure its effects. OGD initiatives are quickly being taken up in the South without a full understanding of the specific challenges associated with developing world contexts. According to Michael Gurstein, a community informatics scholar, there are important risks to marginalized communities that can be reinforced by emerging practices. Thus, while recognizing the potential of the movement to achieve a range of democratic and developmental outcomes, research has an important role in guiding future investment in OGD, in order to harness its full potential and mitigate unintended negative effects.This project will bring together leading academics in the North and in the South to create the basis for a Southern-led research network around the important issue of whether and how OGD initiatives are realizing their promise. The project will enable researchers from different regions to explore the development impact of OGD initiatives from a critical and empirical perspective, and to propose a global interdisciplinary research project on OGD initiatives.
In 2003 IDRC began providing staff and researchers with access to scholarly databases and document delivery through the IDRC library in a pilot initiative funded under projects 102367 and 103988. The collection developed to include 10 databases that index over 50 000 authoritative research resources in the social sciences, the sciences and technology. About 40% of them are linked to full-text digital versions of the articles. As of May 2009, 2 552 IDRC-funded researchers had access to the collection. This grant will extend the pilot initiative, thereby continuing to provide IDRC-supported researchers with access to the 10 databases, document delivery services and bibliographic management software.
In light of the increased use of personal digital assistants (PDIs) in data collection and management, HealthBridge Foundation of Canada (HealthBridge) is developing online training for mobile technology applications in health research. Earlier support to HealthBridge (104618) allowed the foundation to acquire PDA skills and equipment, and to train research partners in PDA utilization, in order to increase its overall effectiveness in conducting field surveys and analyzing data. This grant will allow HealthBridge to develop a globally accessible asynchronous Internet-based training packaged backed by a real-time coaching service.
The aim of the workshop is to build research and analytical capacity among the selected participants to conduct policy relevant time-use surveys in developing countries
In the last few years, a growing movement has emerged around Open Government Data (OGD). It is usually promised that OGD initiatives will increase government transparency, increase citizen participation, open new business opportunities, encourage innovation, and otherwise offer substantial social and economic benefits. A growing community of developers of applications that use OGD is quickly expanding beyond the developed world.However, there has been no systematic study of the impact of OGD, and very little discussion on how to measure its effects. OGD initiatives are quickly being taken up in the South without a full understanding of the specific challenges associated with developing world contexts. According to Michael Gurstein, a community informatics scholar, there are important risks to marginalized communities that can be reinforced by emerging practices. Thus, while recognizing the potential of the movement to achieve a range of democratic and developmental outcomes, research has an important role in guiding future investment in OGD, in order to harness its full potential and mitigate unintended negative effects.This project will bring together leading academics in the North and in the South to create the basis for a Southern-led research network around the important issue of whether and how OGD initiatives are realizing their promise. The project will enable researchers from different regions to explore the development impact of OGD initiatives from a critical and empirical perspective, and to propose a global interdisciplinary research project on OGD initiatives.
In 2003 IDRC began providing staff and researchers with access to scholarly databases and document delivery through the IDRC library in a pilot initiative funded under projects 102367 and 103988. The collection developed to include 10 databases that index over 50 000 authoritative research resources in the social sciences, the sciences and technology. About 40% of them are linked to full-text digital versions of the articles. As of May 2009, 2 552 IDRC-funded researchers had access to the collection. This grant will extend the pilot initiative, thereby continuing to provide IDRC-supported researchers with access to the 10 databases, document delivery services and bibliographic management software.
In the last few years, a growing movement has emerged around Open Government Data (OGD). It is usually promised that OGD initiatives will increase government transparency, increase citizen participation, open new business opportunities, encourage innovation, and otherwise offer substantial social and economic benefits. A growing community of developers of applications that use OGD is quickly expanding beyond the developed world.However, there has been no systematic study of the impact of OGD, and very little discussion on how to measure its effects. OGD initiatives are quickly being taken up in the South without a full understanding of the specific challenges associated with developing world contexts. According to Michael Gurstein, a community informatics scholar, there are important risks to marginalized communities that can be reinforced by emerging practices. Thus, while recognizing the potential of the movement to achieve a range of democratic and developmental outcomes, research has an important role in guiding future investment in OGD, in order to harness its full potential and mitigate unintended negative effects.This project will bring together leading academics in the North and in the South to create the basis for a Southern-led research network around the important issue of whether and how OGD initiatives are realizing their promise. The project will enable researchers from different regions to explore the development impact of OGD initiatives from a critical and empirical perspective, and to propose a global interdisciplinary research project on OGD initiatives.
In 2003 IDRC began providing staff and researchers with access to scholarly databases and document delivery through the IDRC library in a pilot initiative funded under projects 102367 and 103988. The collection developed to include 10 databases that index over 50 000 authoritative research resources in the social sciences, the sciences and technology. About 40% of them are linked to full-text digital versions of the articles. As of May 2009, 2 552 IDRC-funded researchers had access to the collection. This grant will extend the pilot initiative, thereby continuing to provide IDRC-supported researchers with access to the 10 databases, document delivery services and bibliographic management software.
Two StatCan representatives attended the PARIS21 annual Board meeting to represent Canada and present the revised guidelines of the National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS), follow-up with developing countries engaged in the DFATD-funded  ISFP project, review PARIS21 Strategic Plan and report.  Commitments:  participate in the Strategy Development Team and continue on the NSDS review team
In 2003 IDRC began providing staff and researchers with access to scholarly databases and document delivery through the IDRC library in a pilot initiative funded under projects 102367 and 103988. The collection developed to include 10 databases that index over 50 000 authoritative research resources in the social sciences, the sciences and technology. About 40% of them are linked to full-text digital versions of the articles. As of May 2009, 2 552 IDRC-funded researchers had access to the collection. This grant will extend the pilot initiative, thereby continuing to provide IDRC-supported researchers with access to the 10 databases, document delivery services and bibliographic management software.
Access to valuable, high-quality research is critical for IDRC-funded researchers. This project will provide funding to allow them to access research resources, including 10 digital full-text databases and a document delivery service. Despite a significant increase in the number of free, open access publications, the vast majority of scientific research remains behind pay walls. To add to the problem, developing-country researchers must be affiliated with an eligible local institution to obtain free or low-cost access initiatives. This is a challenge for most IDRC-funded researchers. This project will bridge the gap and strengthen their research capacity by giving them access to scholarly literature through databases in the sciences, technology, and social sciences, or by purchasing articles for them when the full text is unavailable. In addition to providing access to paid content, the document delivery service makes it possible to monitor requests and spending centrally.The research databases include:-Academic Search Complete-Business Source Premier-CAB (Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau) Abstracts-EconLit-Fuente Académica-LISTA (Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts) -Medline -Public Affairs Index-SocINDEX-TOC (Table of Contents) PremierPartial payment will also be offered for:-LinkSource (link resolver)-A-to-Z Directory of JournalsSince 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. The grant covers half the costs, while the IDRC Library assumes equivalent costs for the database collection and all document delivery requests from IDRC staff. More than 3,500 funded researchers currently have access to these resources.Demand for document delivery is high. Since April 2009, IDRC-funded researchers have requested 4,760 documents. In 2013-2014, more than 60% of requests came from funded researchers.
Access to valuable, high-quality research is critical for IDRC-funded researchers. This project will provide funding to allow them to access research resources, including 10 digital full-text databases and a document delivery service. Despite a significant increase in the number of free, open access publications, the vast majority of scientific research remains behind pay walls. To add to the problem, developing-country researchers must be affiliated with an eligible local institution to obtain free or low-cost access initiatives. This is a challenge for most IDRC-funded researchers. This project will bridge the gap and strengthen their research capacity by giving them access to scholarly literature through databases in the sciences, technology, and social sciences, or by purchasing articles for them when the full text is unavailable. In addition to providing access to paid content, the document delivery service makes it possible to monitor requests and spending centrally.The research databases include:-Academic Search Complete-Business Source Premier-CAB (Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau) Abstracts-EconLit-Fuente Académica-LISTA (Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts) -Medline -Public Affairs Index-SocINDEX-TOC (Table of Contents) PremierPartial payment will also be offered for:-LinkSource (link resolver)-A-to-Z Directory of JournalsSince 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. The grant covers half the costs, while the IDRC Library assumes equivalent costs for the database collection and all document delivery requests from IDRC staff. More than 3,500 funded researchers currently have access to these resources.Demand for document delivery is high. Since April 2009, IDRC-funded researchers have requested 4,760 documents. In 2013-2014, more than 60% of requests came from funded researchers.
PARIS21 Annual Board meeting - two StatCan representatives
Access to valuable, high-quality research is critical for IDRC-funded researchers. This project will provide funding to allow them to access research resources, including 10 digital full-text databases and a document delivery service. Despite a significan
Contribution pour les locaux additionnels de l'Institut de la statistique de l'UNESCO
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
PARIS21 - Annual Board meeting
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
This project aims to strengthen the accountability and legitimacy of public institutions, improve public services, and fuel economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean through research and innovation on open data initiatives.The value of open dataO
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
Open data can help governments, businesses, and organizations share huge amounts of information with the public that can be used and re-used for a variety of social and economic purposes. Open data creates economic value and helps to foster greater civic
Systematic registration of vital and civil events - including birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce - is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. Integrated into existing health information systems, these stat
The Inter-agency Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators (IAEGSDGs) is currently working to develop an indicator framework and a list of indicators for the monitoring of the goals and targets of the post-2015 development agenda at the global level, in consultation with non-member countries, various organizations - including regional and international agencies, regional commissions, academia, civil society and other relevant international organisations.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Access to valuable, high-quality research is critical for IDRC-funded researchers. This project will provide funding to allow them to access research resources, including 10 digital full-text databases and a document delivery service. Despite a significant increase in the number of free, open access publications, the vast majority of scientific research remains behind pay walls. To add to the problem, developing-country researchers must be affiliated with an eligible local institution to obtain free or low-cost access initiatives. This is a challenge for most IDRC-funded researchers. This project will bridge the gap and strengthen their research capacity by giving them access to scholarly literature through databases in the sciences, technology, and social sciences, or by purchasing articles for them when the full text is unavailable. In addition to providing access to paid content, the document delivery service makes it possible to monitor requests and spending centrally. The research databases include: -Academic Search Complete -Business Source Premier -CAB (Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau) Abstracts -EconLit -Fuente Académica -LISTA (Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts) -Medline -Public Affairs Index -SocINDEX -TOC (Table of Contents) Premier Partial payment will also be offered for: -LinkSource (link resolver) -A-to-Z Directory of Journals Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. The grant covers half the costs, while the IDRC Library assumes equivalent costs for the database collection and all document delivery requests from IDRC staff. More than 3,500 funded researchers currently have access to these resources. Demand for document delivery is high. Since April 2009, IDRC-funded researchers have requested 4,760 documents. In 2013-2014, more than 60% of requests came from funded researchers.
Releasing freely accessible, standardized, and easily readable data — open data — can increase transparency and accountability for governments, build new businesses and services for citizens, and increase participation in addressing key development challenges. The launch of government open data portals in the U.S. and U.K. in 2009 spearheaded a global open data movement, and almost ten years later, openness has been embraced by world leaders, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement, and the G20 Anti-Corruption Data Principles. Open data commitments are now commonplace among development actors and governments. Despite this progress, no comprehensive stock-taking document exists to help stakeholders assess the state of open data around the world. In view of both new and persistent challenges, there is an urgent need to take stock of the progress among communities and better systematize an evidence-based approach for strategic open data initiatives.  This project will produce a flagship publication to serve as a core reference and as a stimulus for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. It will build on OD4D (Open Data for Development) measurement tools that already examine both supply and demand for open data, and research that supports a growing number of communities across regions and sectors. Given its significant global network, IDRC's OD4D initiative is uniquely positioned to identify the challenges and opportunities for the advancement of regional and international open data networks and communities that will in turn drive positive change in the daily lives of citizens. It will strengthen alignment and improve communication, collaboration, and shared learning on work undertaken across different open data communities. Finally, it will support global program planning for the International Open Data Conference in 2018 in Argentina.
Releasing freely accessible, standardized, and easily readable data — open data — can increase transparency and accountability for governments, build new businesses and services for citizens, and increase participation in addressing key development challenges. The launch of government open data portals in the U.S. and U.K. in 2009 spearheaded a global open data movement, and almost ten years later, openness has been embraced by world leaders, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement, and the G20 Anti-Corruption Data Principles. Open data commitments are now commonplace among development actors and governments. Despite this progress, no comprehensive stock-taking document exists to help stakeholders assess the state of open data around the world. In view of both new and persistent challenges, there is an urgent need to take stock of the progress among communities and better systematize an evidence-based approach for strategic open data initiatives.  This project will produce a flagship publication to serve as a core reference and as a stimulus for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. It will build on OD4D (Open Data for Development) measurement tools that already examine both supply and demand for open data, and research that supports a growing number of communities across regions and sectors. Given its significant global network, IDRC's OD4D initiative is uniquely positioned to identify the challenges and opportunities for the advancement of regional and international open data networks and communities that will in turn drive positive change in the daily lives of citizens. It will strengthen alignment and improve communication, collaboration, and shared learning on work undertaken across different open data communities. Finally, it will support global program planning for the International Open Data Conference in 2018 in Argentina.
UNSD workshop on the Compilation of the Tourism Satellite Account and 6th UNWTO International Conference on tourism statistics: measuring sustainable tourism
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
For a comprehensive view of the current research environment, researchers need to have access to high-impact journal content, which is not always available in open access. This access improves the relevance of results, avoids duplication, and permits alignment with or opposition to current international lines of work. Through paper authorship and citation searches, grantees can also uncover rich networks of research contacts.Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. This has proven to be a highly useful and valuable service. Recognizing that the services and options currently being offered must adapt to changing content provision in the academic environment, this project will help realign current services with the state-of-the-art solutions adopted in major research institutions. This will better customize collections and avoid payment of unnecessary fees. The bulk of such adaptation has already started and will focus on four elements: freeing up some of the current spend to allow a strategic realignment of the investments in information resources, exploring solutions to better customize resources offered and their impact, transitioning to new solutions, and simplifying access.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
For a comprehensive view of the current research environment, researchers need to have access to high-impact journal content, which is not always available in open access. This access improves the relevance of results, avoids duplication, and permits alignment with or opposition to current international lines of work. Through paper authorship and citation searches, grantees can also uncover rich networks of research contacts.Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. This has proven to be a highly useful and valuable service. Recognizing that the services and options currently being offered must adapt to changing content provision in the academic environment, this project will help realign current services with the state-of-the-art solutions adopted in major research institutions. This will better customize collections and avoid payment of unnecessary fees. The bulk of such adaptation has already started and will focus on four elements: freeing up some of the current spend to allow a strategic realignment of the investments in information resources, exploring solutions to better customize resources offered and their impact, transitioning to new solutions, and simplifying access.
International  group, specific to SDG 4
Funding to support a virtual technology summit in September 2018, to improve digital identity management for refugees, to facilitate further development of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' Population Registration and Identity Management Ecosystem (PRIMES) and strengthen the capacity and integrity of migration systems of participating countries. This project is in alignment with the objectives of the Global Compact on Refugees, which recognizes that registration and documentation are important tools in  ensuring the integrity of protection systems and preventing and combating fraud, corruption and crime, including trafficking in persons .
Expert Group Meeting -UNEP is the custodian of SDG 17.7.1.  They gather people from different backgrounds/expertise/agencies to develop a sound methodology for this tier III indicator.  Statistics Canada represents Canada in this Expert Group
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Meeting of the Technical Cooperation Group on the indicators for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 4 Education 2030.
Contribution pour les locaux de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO
Participation in the Inter-agency Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators (IAEG-SDG) and related international steering groups/committees related to indicators for the monitoring of the goals and targets of the post-2015 development agenda at the global level and related international Agenda 2030 activities (all SDGs).  Does not include domestic activities related to Agenda 2030.
Contribution pour les locaux de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO
Regional training workshop
Releasing freely accessible, standardized, and easily readable data — open data — can increase transparency and accountability for governments, build new businesses and services for citizens, and increase participation in addressing key development challenges. The launch of government open data portals in the U.S. and U.K. in 2009 spearheaded a global open data movement, and almost ten years later, openness has been embraced by world leaders, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement, and the G20 Anti-Corruption Data Principles. Open data commitments are now commonplace among development actors and governments. Despite this progress, no comprehensive stock-taking document exists to help stakeholders assess the state of open data around the world. In view of both new and persistent challenges, there is an urgent need to take stock of the progress among communities and better systematize an evidence-based approach for strategic open data initiatives.  This project will produce a flagship publication to serve as a core reference and as a stimulus for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. It will build on OD4D (Open Data for Development) measurement tools that already examine both supply and demand for open data, and research that supports a growing number of communities across regions and sectors. Given its significant global network, IDRC's OD4D initiative is uniquely positioned to identify the challenges and opportunities for the advancement of regional and international open data networks and communities that will in turn drive positive change in the daily lives of citizens. It will strengthen alignment and improve communication, collaboration, and shared learning on work undertaken across different open data communities. Finally, it will support global program planning for the International Open Data Conference in 2018 in Argentina.
UNESCWA Workshop on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) and Sustainable Development Goals Indicators
Participation in the Inter-agency Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators (IAEG-SDG)indicators for the monitoring of the goals and targets of the post-2015 development agenda at the global level and related international Agenda 2030 activities.  Does not include domestic activities related to Agenda 2030.
Open Data for Development (OD4D) is a global partnership hosted at IDRC. OD4D works with developing countries to harness open data to enhance accountability, create new solutions for the delivery of public services, and create new economic opportunities around the world. The vision of the OD4D partnership is to harness open data to empower women and men to achieve their own development goals, and to actively participate in decisions affecting their lives. Although OD4D has made strides in supporting open data capacities and solutions in Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and eastern and southern Africa, opportunities for open data to make a difference in Francophone Africa remain scarce. The new phase of the program aims to extend OD4D's efforts into Francophone Africa, through institutional and individual capacity building, networking, policy support, research, and innovation seeding. It will also expand the collaboration with the Open Government Partnership, building on Canadian co-chairmanship and focusing on a feminist open government initiative. As part of the agreement with the Hewlett Foundation, IDRC will provide additional support to the initial phase of an open data regional hub and work with the OD4D network to harness open data to positively impact the lives of marginalized populations, notably focusing on women and girls.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Review, validate, complete the assessment of each country's health information systems
Expert Meeting on System of Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting  indicators for SDGs and Post-2020 Agenda for Biodiversity
Releasing freely accessible, standardized, and easily readable data — open data — can increase transparency and accountability for governments, build new businesses and services for citizens, and increase participation in addressing key development challenges. The launch of government open data portals in the U.S. and U.K. in 2009 spearheaded a global open data movement, and almost ten years later, openness has been embraced by world leaders, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement, and the G20 Anti-Corruption Data Principles. Open data commitments are now commonplace among development actors and governments. Despite this progress, no comprehensive stock-taking document exists to help stakeholders assess the state of open data around the world. In view of both new and persistent challenges, there is an urgent need to take stock of the progress among communities and better systematize an evidence-based approach for strategic open data initiatives.  This project will produce a flagship publication to serve as a core reference and as a stimulus for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. It will build on OD4D (Open Data for Development) measurement tools that already examine both supply and demand for open data, and research that supports a growing number of communities across regions and sectors. Given its significant global network, IDRC's OD4D initiative is uniquely positioned to identify the challenges and opportunities for the advancement of regional and international open data networks and communities that will in turn drive positive change in the daily lives of citizens. It will strengthen alignment and improve communication, collaboration, and shared learning on work undertaken across different open data communities. Finally, it will support global program planning for the International Open Data Conference in 2018 in Argentina.
Participation in the Inter-agency Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators (IAEG-SDG) and related international steering groups/committees related to indicators for the monitoring of the goals and targets of the post-2015 development agenda at the global level and related international Agenda 2030 activities (all SDGs).  Does not include domestic activities related to Agenda 2030.
Work done internally to support  the development of international SDG's indicators
Various meetings-  United Nations World Tourism Organization - Tourism Satellite Account Committee, the Meeting of the UNWTO TSA compilation guide experts group and the UNWTO editorial board for  Statistical framework measuring the sustainability of tourism
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Enhancing civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems is widely recognized as a crucial component of monitoring population-based targets tied to the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. However, most CRVS systems in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) are unprepared, and there is a need to connect streams of scientific knowledge to make them accessible. This project will address important existing issues in the field, such as integrating CRVS with other data systems (such as health, national ID, and population censuses), completeness and quality of civil registration systems, and socio-economic research. The project will also allow data analysis and identification of issues related to ownership of legal documentation by women and girls, including social consequences of under-registration. The project will support the work of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population's (IUSSP) scientific panel on population perspectives and demographic methods to strengthen CRVS systems. The panel will enhance ongoing efforts to improve CRVS systems by leveraging the technical expertise of the international demography community. It will also facilitate the use and adaptation of the principles, methods, and materials of demography to improve civil registration processes and the production of vital statistics from incomplete or deficient civil registration systems at the country level. The panel aims to publish a volume of selected practices in the field of quality and completeness assessments to contribute to the development of standards and protocols of CRVS systems in LMICs. The panel will also produce discussion papers co-authored with other IUSSP scientific panels to unpack challenges and opportunities for collaboration between demographers and other experts. The project will also fund researchers in LMICs and South-South and South-North cooperation teams to carry out small joint research projects and knowledge translation activities.
For a comprehensive view of the current research environment, researchers need to have access to high-impact journal content, which is not always available in open access. This access improves the relevance of results, avoids duplication, and permits alignment with or opposition to current international lines of work. Through paper authorship and citation searches, grantees can also uncover rich networks of research contacts.Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. This has proven to be a highly useful and valuable service. Recognizing that the services and options currently being offered must adapt to changing content provision in the academic environment, this project will help realign current services with the state-of-the-art solutions adopted in major research institutions. This will better customize collections and avoid payment of unnecessary fees. The bulk of such adaptation has already started and will focus on four elements: freeing up some of the current spend to allow a strategic realignment of the investments in information resources, exploring solutions to better customize resources offered and their impact, transitioning to new solutions, and simplifying access.
Several side-meetings and presentation during the United Nations Statistical Commision 50th Session meeting
Open Data for Development (OD4D) is a global partnership hosted at IDRC. OD4D works with developing countries to harness open data to enhance accountability, create new solutions for the delivery of public services, and create new economic opportunities around the world. The vision of the OD4D partnership is to harness open data to empower women and men to achieve their own development goals, and to actively participate in decisions affecting their lives. Although OD4D has made strides in supporting open data capacities and solutions in Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and eastern and southern Africa, opportunities for open data to make a difference in Francophone Africa remain scarce. The new phase of the program aims to extend OD4D's efforts into Francophone Africa, through institutional and individual capacity building, networking, policy support, research, and innovation seeding. It will also expand the collaboration with the Open Government Partnership, building on Canadian co-chairmanship and focusing on a feminist open government initiative. As part of the agreement with the Hewlett Foundation, IDRC will provide additional support to the initial phase of an open data regional hub and work with the OD4D network to harness open data to positively impact the lives of marginalized populations, notably focusing on women and girls.
This project aims to increase the capacity of international organizations and transitional justice mechanisms to investigate and prosecute sexual and gender-based violence crimes committed during conflicts by deploying gender-based violence experts to justice and accountability mechanisms around the world. The project also works to provide up to fifteen deployments in response to urgent requests for expertise to support accountability for conflict related sexual and gender-based crimes. / Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité des organisations internationales et des mécanismes de justice transitionnelle à enquêter sur les crimes de violence sexuelle et sexiste commis pendant les conflits et à en poursuivre les auteurs en déployant des experts en violence sexiste pour les affecter aux mécanismes de justice et de responsabilisation du monde entier. Le projet vise à fournir jusqu'à 15 déploiements en réponse à des demandes urgentes d'expertise pour appuyer la responsabilisation en matière de crimes sexuels et sexistes liés à des conflits.
Civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems are critical to protecting the rights and meeting the needs of women and girls. Proof of age and legal identity help to ensure that women, girls, and other vulnerable groups can go to school, access healthcare, get jobs, open bank accounts, access credits and loans, own businesses, and vote. Having a trusted and trustworthy identity document can also be a tool to protect girls from early marriage. Further, CRVS systems provide real-time data disaggregated by sex, geographic location, and other locally relevant characteristics that can help guide development policies and programs to address the challenges facing women and girls.In recent years, gender has been an increasingly important theme in the global agenda to strengthen CRVS systems. In 2018, the Centre of Excellence for CRVS Systems hosted a global conference on gender and CRVS, reigniting a global commitment to making all women and girls count. Gender has since been highlighted at key events, including the United Nations World Data Forum and the Statistics Commission. This project, implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Foundation, aims to harness this momentum to create a coherent advocacy platform by bringing high-level stakeholders and technical experts together to chart a path towards more gender-sensitive CRVS systems. It seeks to raise the level of awareness among key stakeholders of the ways in which gender mediates the experience and outcomes of CRVS systems and to articulate specific calls to action. Project outputs include high-value communication and reference material on gender and CRVS, as well as an increase in the number of high-level data, policy, and donor champions who support calls to action for gender and CRVS.
Enhancing civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems is widely recognized as a crucial component of monitoring population-based targets tied to the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. However, most CRVS systems in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) are unprepared, and there is a need to connect streams of scientific knowledge to make them accessible. This project will address important existing issues in the field, such as integrating CRVS with other data systems (such as health, national ID, and population censuses), completeness and quality of civil registration systems, and socio-economic research. The project will also allow data analysis and identification of issues related to ownership of legal documentation by women and girls, including social consequences of under-registration. The project will support the work of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population's (IUSSP) scientific panel on population perspectives and demographic methods to strengthen CRVS systems. The panel will enhance ongoing efforts to improve CRVS systems by leveraging the technical expertise of the international demography community. It will also facilitate the use and adaptation of the principles, methods, and materials of demography to improve civil registration processes and the production of vital statistics from incomplete or deficient civil registration systems at the country level. The panel aims to publish a volume of selected practices in the field of quality and completeness assessments to contribute to the development of standards and protocols of CRVS systems in LMICs. The panel will also produce discussion papers co-authored with other IUSSP scientific panels to unpack challenges and opportunities for collaboration between demographers and other experts. The project will also fund researchers in LMICs and South-South and South-North cooperation teams to carry out small joint research projects and knowledge translation activities.
Activities petaining to the overall implementation of the SDG including participation  in international meetings and ongoing work
International working group on environmental information with participants from over 30+ countries meeting annually to discuss topics related to environment statistics.
International working group on environmental information with participants from over 30+ countries meeting annually to discuss topics related to environment statistics.
In both the formal and informal sectors, women globally continue to lag behind men in hourly earnings and wages. This gender pay gap is a challenge that limits women's economic empowerment. The gap, however, is difficult to quantify due to a lack of gender-disaggregated data about wages in the formal and informal sectors, which in turn contributes to ineffective policy, or no policies at all. There is some evidence that compensation transparency, such as mandates around annual public reporting, has helped to shrink gender pay gaps in private companies in countries such as Denmark and the UK. However, to date, much of the push in research and transparency to address gender pay gaps occurs in high-income countries.This project will explore the potential of action-focused research to improve understanding of the role of public data standards for publishing and tracking gender data gaps and to highlight challenges in low- and middle-income countries. Working with stakeholders such as governments and the private sector through the Open Government Partnership, the project will explore models for advancing pay transparency and narrowing gender pay gaps and the potential for these models in low- and middle-income contexts. The research will focus on expanding transparency efforts from formal to informal economy measurements and will experiment with actively implementing and testing a draft data standard for a government to share pay equity data. If successful, the model could be adopted as a best practice for the Open Government Partnership in Argentina to further government commitments to releasing more transparent pay gap and pay equity data.
Canada is a member of a number committees and EG under this umbrella, and has an important role to play in the development of common geographies, and methods to integrate statistical and geospatial information for purposes of emergency management, SDGs, and geo-analysis of statistical data.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
The Open Data for Development (OD4D) program has advanced leadership in the Global South to showcase how sharing and using data drives accountability and transparency, supports social innovation and entrepreneurship, and informs more inclusive practices. This project will fund key activities related to knowledge translation and dissemination, learning, and program evaluation. Among the activities will be an evaluation to assess the programming impact of OD4D III, support for an international conference in Nairobi, and support for the design and development of the OD4D website and key research products. The majority of the work will support uptake of key lessons and research from the Open Data for Development network to build capacity and promote research uptake in research and policy circles. This project builds on the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. OD4D is supported by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Enhancing civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems is widely recognized as a crucial component of monitoring population-based targets tied to the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. However, most CRVS systems in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) are unprepared, and there is a need to connect streams of scientific knowledge to make them accessible. This project will address important existing issues in the field, such as integrating CRVS with other data systems (such as health, national ID, and population censuses), completeness and quality of civil registration systems, and socio-economic research. The project will also allow data analysis and identification of issues related to ownership of legal documentation by women and girls, including social consequences of under-registration. The project will support the work of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population's (IUSSP) scientific panel on population perspectives and demographic methods to strengthen CRVS systems. The panel will enhance ongoing efforts to improve CRVS systems by leveraging the technical expertise of the international demography community. It will also facilitate the use and adaptation of the principles, methods, and materials of demography to improve civil registration processes and the production of vital statistics from incomplete or deficient civil registration systems at the country level. The panel aims to publish a volume of selected practices in the field of quality and completeness assessments to contribute to the development of standards and protocols of CRVS systems in LMICs. The panel will also produce discussion papers co-authored with other IUSSP scientific panels to unpack challenges and opportunities for collaboration between demographers and other experts. The project will also fund researchers in LMICs and South-South and South-North cooperation teams to carry out small joint research projects and knowledge translation activities.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
For a comprehensive view of the current research environment, researchers need to have access to high-impact journal content, which is not always available in open access. This access improves the relevance of results, avoids duplication, and permits alignment with or opposition to current international lines of work. Through paper authorship and citation searches, grantees can also uncover rich networks of research contacts.  Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. This has proven to be a highly useful and valuable service. Recognizing that the services and options currently being offered must adapt to changing content provision in the academic environment, this project will help realign current services with the state-of-the-art solutions adopted in major research institutions. This will better customize collections and avoid payment of unnecessary fees. The bulk of such adaptation has already started and will focus on four elements: freeing up some of the current spend to allow a strategic realignment of the investments in information resources, exploring solutions to better customize resources offered and their impact, transitioning to new solutions, and simplifying access.
Statistics Canada participates a leader in the development of environmental accounts,  and provide leadership to the group with respect to strategic direction on environmental-economic accounting and related statistics.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.  The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.  The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
Registration of events, such as birth, death, causes of death, marriage, and divorce, is critical for improving maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health. These statistics provide policymakers and practitioners with the necessary evidence to design interventions and enact appropriate policies on maternal and child health. Many low- and middle-income countries, however, do not systematically collect such crucial information. It is estimated that one-third of the world's births and two-thirds of the world's deaths are not registered or are incorrectly certified. In many cases, global norms, standards, tools, and good practices are not readily accessible and useable to those who need them most.The project will establish the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) Systems to provide information, tools, and expertise to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated CRVS systems. Funded by Global Affairs Canada and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and based at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence will coordinate with existing expert groups to generate, consolidate, and share information and resources in an open and collaborative electronic platform. It will also assist countries needing more direct support by facilitating the exchange of good practices and capacity strengthening, and will play an important role brokering technical assistance for countries needing more direct support.The Centre of Excellence will work closely with the Global Financing Facility in support of the Every Woman Every Child initiative to enable the development and implementation of CRVS systems plans as part of country-led investment cases for financing by the Global Financing Facility.
The Open Data for Development (OD4D) program has advanced leadership in the Global South to showcase how sharing and using data drives accountability and transparency, supports social innovation and entrepreneurship, and informs more inclusive practices. This project will fund key activities related to knowledge translation and dissemination, learning, and program evaluation. Among the activities will be an evaluation to assess the programming impact of OD4D III, support for an international conference in Nairobi, and support for the design and development of the OD4D website and key research products. The majority of the work will support uptake of key lessons and research from the Open Data for Development network to build capacity and promote research uptake in research and policy circles. This project builds on the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. OD4D is supported by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
International  group, specific to SDG 4
This project will support the Open Data for Development (OD4D) Phase 3 partnership by covering the operational costs for the partnership, including salaries and benefits, office costs, and IDRC staff travel. Separate project approval documents (PADs) will authorize the execution of individual research projects and activities related to program governance, communication, and evaluation. OD4D Phase III is a partnership between Global Affairs Canada and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, with a joint investment of CA$3.5 million over 30 months. OD4D is a global partnership to drive both the availability of quality open data as well as its use by actors in government, civil society, and the business sector, in order to advance public interests and improve people's lives. OD4D's network is driven by six regional data innovation hubs that identify local priorities, pilot data innovations, create standards, inform the creation of digital infrastructure, and build capacity and expertise in governments and civil society.
Data for development has been identified as a corporate priority to support knowledge translation and synthesis and to amplify IDRC's impact in 2020. There is a global gap in knowledge about best practices and approaches in data for development, particularly in the Global South. With a decade of programming on data and related topics, IDRC has an opportunity to showcase thought leadership in the field. In 2020 and 2021, there will be several opportunities to feed into global and regional agendas focusing on this topic, including the World Bank's World Development Report 2021: Data for Better Lives. The UN Secretary General's 2020 report on digital cooperation says, The immense power and value of data in the modern economy can and must be harnessed to meet the SDGs [Sustainable Development Goals], but this will require new models of collaboration. IDRC, together with partners, will explore how to better advance an evidence-based agenda that leads to new models of collaboration between government agencies, donors, industry, and civil society to address the complexities of harnessing the value of data for development, while safeguarding against emerging risks.Over an 18-month period, the project will synthesize and share lessons about data for development, aiming to shape responses to the COVID-19 crisis, influence emerging donor agendas, and support uptake of key lessons in national policy agendas by civil society groups. In addition to consolidating learning, the project will establish a resource centre, advance the use of gender and inclusion data, and support the voices of Southern experts in key global debates and collaboration initiatives.
International  group, specific to SDG 4
Canada is a member of a number committees and EG under this umbrella, and has an important role to play in the development of common geographies, and methods to integrate statistical and geospatial information for purposes of emergency management, SDGs, and geo-analysis of statistical data.
For a comprehensive view of the current research environment, researchers need to have access to high-impact journal content, which is not always available in open access. This access improves the relevance of results, avoids duplication, and permits alignment with or opposition to current international lines of work. Through paper authorship and citation searches, grantees can also uncover rich networks of research contacts.  Since 2003, IDRC has provided funded researchers with access to commercial research databases and a document delivery service. This has proven to be a highly useful and valuable service. Recognizing that the services and options currently being offered must adapt to changing content provision in the academic environment, this project will help realign current services with the state-of-the-art solutions adopted in major research institutions. This will better customize collections and avoid payment of unnecessary fees. The bulk of such adaptation has already started and will focus on four elements: freeing up some of the current spend to allow a strategic realignment of the investments in information resources, exploring solutions to better customize resources offered and their impact, transitioning to new solutions, and simplifying access.
This forum discusses the definition and scope of the informal economy, the standard estimation practices, the new measurement techniques and the various data sources.   Knowledge transfer on the informal economy with counterparts from other NSOs and International organizations.
Activities petaining to the overall implementation of the SDG including participation  in international meetings and ongoing work
Statistics Canada participates a leader in the development of environmental accounts,  and provide leadership to the group with respect to strategic direction on environmental-economic accounting and related statistics.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
UNICEF meeting. Subject matter and methodological expertise was provided to the expert advisory group and to the UNICEF team.
This forum discusses the definition and scope of the informal economy, the standard estimation practices, the new measurement techniques and the various data sources.   Knowledge transfer on the informal economy with counterparts from other NSOs and International organizations.
International group pertaining to SDGs related to migrants and the Global Programme on Migration Statistics.
This project establishes a mechanism for the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) systems team to authorize expenditures for knowledge translation, communication, and dissemination activities in its final year of programming (ending July 2021). It also enables investments in strategic and opportunistic activities that lay the groundwork for future CRVS programming. The Centre of Excellence supports global efforts to strengthen CRVS systems by facilitating access to information and expertise, including global standards, tools, research evidence, and good practice. Housed at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence is funded by Global Affairs Canada and IDRC, and it contributes directly to the work of the Global Financing Facility, which targets financing for health and well-being.
Civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems are critical to protecting the rights and meeting the needs of women and girls. Proof of age and legal identity help to ensure that women, girls, and other vulnerable groups can go to school, access healthcare, get jobs, open bank accounts, access credits and loans, own businesses, and vote. Having a trusted and trustworthy identity document can also be a tool to protect girls from early marriage. Further, CRVS systems provide real-time data disaggregated by sex, geographic location, and other locally relevant characteristics that can help guide development policies and programs to address the challenges facing women and girls.In recent years, gender has been an increasingly important theme in the global agenda to strengthen CRVS systems. In 2018, the Centre of Excellence for CRVS Systems hosted a global conference on gender and CRVS, reigniting a global commitment to making all women and girls count. Gender has since been highlighted at key events, including the United Nations World Data Forum and the Statistics Commission. This project, implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Foundation, aims to harness this momentum to create a coherent advocacy platform by bringing high-level stakeholders and technical experts together to chart a path towards more gender-sensitive CRVS systems. It seeks to raise the level of awareness among key stakeholders of the ways in which gender mediates the experience and outcomes of CRVS systems and to articulate specific calls to action. Project outputs include high-value communication and reference material on gender and CRVS, as well as an increase in the number of high-level data, policy, and donor champions who support calls to action for gender and CRVS.
FAO sponsored workshop  to help participants gain a deeper understanding of the practical aspects of conducting a agricultural census, from its planning and preparation to the final dissemination and data archiving.  The WS was attended by a total of 33 participants responsible for agricultural statistics from 17 countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile (host), Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela. Also participating were representatives of FAO and FLACSO/IDB.
In both the formal and informal sectors, women globally continue to lag behind men in hourly earnings and wages. This gender pay gap is a challenge that limits women's economic empowerment. The gap, however, is difficult to quantify due to a lack of gender-disaggregated data about wages in the formal and informal sectors, which in turn contributes to ineffective policy, or no policies at all. There is some evidence that compensation transparency, such as mandates around annual public reporting, has helped to shrink gender pay gaps in private companies in countries such as Denmark and the UK. However, to date, much of the push in research and transparency to address gender pay gaps occurs in high-income countries.This project will explore the potential of action-focused research to improve understanding of the role of public data standards for publishing and tracking gender data gaps and to highlight challenges in low- and middle-income countries. Working with stakeholders such as governments and the private sector through the Open Government Partnership, the project will explore models for advancing pay transparency and narrowing gender pay gaps and the potential for these models in low- and middle-income contexts. The research will focus on expanding transparency efforts from formal to informal economy measurements and will experiment with actively implementing and testing a draft data standard for a government to share pay equity data. If successful, the model could be adopted as a best practice for the Open Government Partnership in Argentina to further government commitments to releasing more transparent pay gap and pay equity data.
In Latin America, the increased release of open government data aims to strengthen the transparency and accountability of governments, build new business opportunities, and improve services for citizens. This project will explore innovative approaches for using and understanding public data to promote more inclusive government services and policies, address rights and disinformation challenges, and enhance gender equality. It will focus on three major areas: gender-based violence, assistance to migrants, and emergency procurement. To address the challenge of gender-based violence in Latin America, notably femicides, the project will examine how newly released official government data can be used to end violence against women through innovative approaches. With respect to migrants, growing civic unrest and massive economic disparities have led to a major increase in irregular migration in some countries. The project will begin to explore the challenges of taking a data-focused approach to supporting the needs of migrants and displaced peoples. This research will emphasize human rights, combatting misinformation and xenophobia, and facilitating better services for communities in need.Finally, the pandemic has caused an enormous increase in emergency procurement, which, when poorly managed, can negatively impact the delivery of crucial services and goods. The Open Contracting Partnership will support action research to make emergency procurement more inclusive, effective, and efficient in the context of COVID-19. Further, since only an estimated 1% of public contracts go to women-owned businesses, the research will explore key barriers and gaps for this group in bidding for public contracts. This project is part of the Open Data for Development (OD4D) program, a global network using data to promote social good. The OD4D network is funded by IDRC, Global Affairs Canada, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Provide information on Statistics Canada: orgazation, programs, data, methodology, best pratices
Civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems are critical to protecting the rights and meeting the needs of women and girls. Proof of age and legal identity help to ensure that women, girls, and other vulnerable groups can go to school, access healthcare, get jobs, open bank accounts, access credits and loans, own businesses, and vote. Having a trusted and trustworthy identity document can also be a tool to protect girls from early marriage. Further, CRVS systems provide real-time data disaggregated by sex, geographic location, and other locally relevant characteristics that can help guide development policies and programs to address the challenges facing women and girls.In recent years, gender has been an increasingly important theme in the global agenda to strengthen CRVS systems. In 2018, the Centre of Excellence for CRVS Systems hosted a global conference on gender and CRVS, reigniting a global commitment to making all women and girls count. Gender has since been highlighted at key events, including the United Nations World Data Forum and the Statistics Commission. This project, implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Foundation, aims to harness this momentum to create a coherent advocacy platform by bringing high-level stakeholders and technical experts together to chart a path towards more gender-sensitive CRVS systems. It seeks to raise the level of awareness among key stakeholders of the ways in which gender mediates the experience and outcomes of CRVS systems and to articulate specific calls to action. Project outputs include high-value communication and reference material on gender and CRVS, as well as an increase in the number of high-level data, policy, and donor champions who support calls to action for gender and CRVS.
Provide information on Statistics Canada: orgazation, programs, data, methodology, best pratices
PARIS21 supports statistical capacity building in developing countries.  Canada is member of the PARIS21 board and contributes to the board discussion –provides comments on budget, plans etc.  T
PARIS21 supports statistical capacity building in developing countries.  Canada is member of the PARIS21 board and contributes to the board discussion –provides comments on budget, plans etc.  T
FAO sponsored workshop  to help participants gain a deeper understanding of the practical aspects of conducting a agricultural census, from its planning and preparation to the final dissemination and data archiving.  The WS was attended by a total of 33 participants responsible for agricultural statistics from 17 countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile (host), Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela. Also participating were representatives of FAO and FLACSO/IDB.
UNICEF meeting. Subject matter and methodological expertise was provided to the expert advisory group and to the UNICEF team.
This project establishes a mechanism for the Centre of Excellence for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) systems team to authorize expenditures for knowledge translation, communication, and dissemination activities in its final year of programming (ending July 2021). It also enables investments in strategic and opportunistic activities that lay the groundwork for future CRVS programming. The Centre of Excellence supports global efforts to strengthen CRVS systems by facilitating access to information and expertise, including global standards, tools, research evidence, and good practice. Housed at IDRC, the Centre of Excellence is funded by Global Affairs Canada and IDRC, and it contributes directly to the work of the Global Financing Facility, which targets financing for health and well-being.
International group pertaining to SDGs related to migrants and the Global Programme on Migration Statistics.
This project will support the Open Data for Development (OD4D) Phase 3 partnership by covering the operational costs for the partnership, including salaries and benefits, office costs, and IDRC staff travel. Separate project approval documents (PADs) will authorize the execution of individual research projects and activities related to program governance, communication, and evaluation. OD4D Phase III is a partnership between Global Affairs Canada and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, with a joint investment of CA$3.5 million over 30 months. OD4D is a global partnership to drive both the availability of quality open data as well as its use by actors in government, civil society, and the business sector, in order to advance public interests and improve people's lives. OD4D's network is driven by six regional data innovation hubs that identify local priorities, pilot data innovations, create standards, inform the creation of digital infrastructure, and build capacity and expertise in governments and civil society.
Contribution pour les locaux de base de l'Institut de la statistique de l'UNESCO
Contribution pour les locaux additionnels de l Institut de la statistique de l UNESCO
Contribution pour les locaux additionnels de l'Institut de la statistique de l'UNESCO
Contribution pour les locaux de base de l'Institut de la statistique de l'UNESCO
Contribution pour les locaux de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO
Contribution pour les locaux de base et additionnels de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO (ISU)
Contribution pour les locaux de base et additionnels de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO (ISU)
Contribution pour les locaux de base et additionnels de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO (ISU)
Contribution pour les locaux de base et additionnels de l'Institut de la Statistique de l'UNESCO (ISU)
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
This project supports the undertaking of a regional survey in the Caribbean, surveying each country and providing a regional analysis of the implementation of the aid effectiveness principles. The project aims to compliment the Paris Declaration Monitoring Survey conducted at the country-level.   The overarching objective of this project is to capture regional strengths and weaknesses along with lessons learned in implementing the aid effectiveness principles. This will result in further strengthening partner countries participation and ownership leading up to and during the Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Korea, November 2011. / Ce projet appuie la réalisation d'une étude régionale dans les Caraïbes, l'arpentage de chaque pays et de fournir une analyse régionale de la mise en oeuvre des principes efficacité de l'aide. Le projet vise à compléter l'enquête suivi de la Déclaration de Paris menée à l'échelon des pays.   L'objectif principal de ce projet est de saisir les forces et faiblesses régionales ainsi que des enseignements tirés de l'application des principes d'efficacité de l'aide. Cela se traduira dans les pays partenaires en outre renforcer la participation et la propriété avant et pendant le quatrième Forum de haut niveau sur l'efficacité de l'aide en Corée, Novembre 2011.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies' projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - Oxfam-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International In translation
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
Understanding an increasingly complex knowledge economy demands economic, social and environmental data from a wide range of sources. In many cases, however, these sources are dispersed, unstructured or simply unavailable, limiting their use by policymakers and society as a whole. Emerging practices relating to Open Data have shown that disseminating data over the Internet via open, accessible and structured formats has the potential to transform the way data are created, distributed and utilized (or re-utilized), with important implications for the design and implementation of public policy.This project will explore how Open Data strategies can contribute to improve public policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it will examine their potential to increase transparency and accountability around public policymaking, support new analyses of existing data, create new services, and foster more equitable development in key industries.The project will do so by strengthening technical capacity to use Open Data within government agencies, observatories and research networks in the region. In particular, researchers will examine how Open Data strategies can contribute to policymaking that fosters more productive and knowledge-intensive industries. It is expected that effective Open Data initiatives will contribute to evidence-based policymaking and a more inclusive knowledge economy in Latin American, as well as other, developing countries.
The summative evaluation of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (2009-2014), evaluates each of the nine Volunteer Cooperation Agencies  projects and, second, undertakes a systematic review of the latter evaluations to extract key conclusions and recommendations at program level, which will encompassing the following: 1.Assess the project results achieved to date and evaluate the appropriateness of each project for reducing poverty and achieving development results that benefit developing country partners and targeted beneficiaries, 2.Provide developing country partners and VCAs with guidance on performance at organizational project level, rather than at the program level, 3.Contribute to the improvement of future VCA projects with developing country partners, and 4.Account for aid expenditures to stakeholders and taxpayers. The intended users of the summative evaluation findings are developing country partners and the VCAs that offer them support. Given that the summative evaluation aims to improve the delivery of development results on the ground, the ultimate beneficiaries are the developing country partners who implement the projects, and their beneficiaries who receive the goods and services provided. The findings of this summative evaluation will be shared among VCAs, their developing country partners and volunteers. The nine VCAs to be evaluated are: - Canada World Youth - Crossroads International - Canadian Executive Service Organization - Cuso International - Engineers Without Borders - OXFAM-Québec - Solidarité Union Coopération - Uniterra - Youth Challenge International / In translation
Two StatCan experts gave 7 presentations at 2 linked events in St. Lucia: “Regional Seminar on Developing a Programme on Integrated Statistics in support of the Implementation of the 2008 SNA and Supporting Statistics in the Caribbean with a focus on Business and International Trade Statistics”, and “Regional Seminar on Developing an Implementation Strategy for the 2008 SNA and the System of Environmental- Economic Accounting (SEEA) Central Framework in the Caribbean”.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraibes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraibes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors. / - to follow
The Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Center (CARTAC) program aims to enhance the management of public finances in the Caribbean region through increased effectiveness of domestic revenue systems, more effective and transparent budget preparation and execution, and improved macro fiscal policy formulation. The project is designed to achieve these objectives through the provision of technical assistance and training by the International Monetary Fund in core areas of economic and financial management in response to Caribbean governments' requests. CARTAC is supported by multiple donors./ - to follow
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination./ Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
This project improves the ability of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries' national statistics agencies to provide solid and credible social and economic statistics to policy makers for use in the development of customized programs to improve the social and economic well-being of Caribbean women and men, boys and girls. It supports activities in 14 National Statistics Organisations (NSOs) and regional institutions. Some of these activities include: (1) mentoring 270 officers from national and regional statistics offices and set up placements in NSOs on international best practices for national accounts, (2) coaching of 270 persons on internationally recognized methods and tools for social and economic surveys, (3) developing statistics centres of excellence in the region, and (4) training to improve data use and dissemination. / Ce projet aide à renforcer la capacité des agences nationales de statistique des pays de la Communauté caribéenne (CARICOM) à offrir aux décideurs politiques des données sociales et économiques solides et crédibles qui seront utilisées dans l'élaboration de programmes faits sur mesure pour l'amélioration du bien-être social et économique des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles de la région des Caraïbes. Le projet appuie des activités dans 14 instituts nationaux de statistiques (INS) et des institutions régionales. Parmi les activités du projet, notons : (1) le mentorat de 270 agents provenant de bureaux de statistiques nationaux et régionaux et la mise en place de stages dans des INS sur les meilleures pratiques internationales pour les comptes nationaux, (2) un programme de formation pour 270 personnes sur les méthodes et outils requis pour les enquêtes sociales et économiques, (3) le développement de centres d'excellence en statistique dans la région, et (4) de la formation pour améliorer l'utilisation et la diffusion des données.
Albanian Cultural Heritage institutions seek a catalogue of Christian monument's physical and artistic conditions to make a conservation needs-based database. This project involves conducting a survey to help develop cultural preservation policies and evaluate the urgency for conservation for each of these sites.
The churches and monasteries clustered on mountaintops and ravine floors and in fields and cities across Albania stand testament to the rich cultural heritage of Albania and the western Balkans from late Antiquity to the post-Byzantine era. This project continues work of a previous AFCP grant to conduct a nationwide survey of registered cultural monuments of Christianity in Albania.
To build capacity by training Algerian students scientists in oceanographic survey methods and technology,conduct sea floor mapping of coastal areas in a seismic active litoral. Project data will be used to familiarize Algerian Scientists with bathymetric mapping and survey.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The Recipient will enhance collaborative methods and improve capacity to combat human trafficking in Southern Africa by establishing a harmonized TIP data collection and reporting system.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Recipient will enhance collaborative methods and improve capacity to combat human trafficking in Southern Africa by establishing a harmonized TIP data collection and reporting system.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
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Measure / Census Bureau
Greater Caribbean Safeguarding Initiative - Database use and geocoding
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
This activity analyzes and identifies critical gaps in the hydro-geological framework of the Ararat Valley to help develop sustainable groundwater management strategies.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAID's Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAID's work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.  ..
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
RTI is providing technical assistance and training services to USAID staff members in their Asia and Middle East bureaus to enable them to accurately analyze their education sectors, evaluate opportunities where investments can contribute to measurable improvements, and establish baselines against which progress can be assessed. RTI provides required technical assistance to respond to mission requests for data support, help build in-country and regional data systems, apply existing measurement tools where requested and appropriate, develop new data tools specific to the needs of the region, and build the technical knowledge and capacity of education personnel. RTI is also developing new measurement tools with applicability across multiple countries. Among the countries eligible for support are Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAID's Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAID's work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Taft Fund: For the Belarusian Association of Young Christian Women (BYWCA) to conduct a sociological survey in the three regions of Belarus most populated by Ukrainian nationals in order to obtain reliable data regarding their social integration. [in Belarus through Belarusian Assoc
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Non-technical Survey and Technical Survey leading to Land Release in Bosnia and Herzegovina [through Mines Advisory Group]
Non-technical Survey and Technical Survey leading to Land Release in Bosnia and Herzegovina [through Mines Advisory Group]
HHS/CDC: GH15-1504, Botswana: BUILDING SUSTAINABLE CAPACITY FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS TO UTILIZE HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND HEALTH INFORMATION FOR IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES, PROGRAM AREA C: INFORMATICS
Centro de Documentação Eloy Ferreira da Silva (CEDEFES) will conduct research into the collaborative practices of women who engage in agriculture and craftsmaking in 20 quilombola communities in two regions in the state of Minas Gerais. The resulting analysis is expected to help 100 women organize better so they increase their income. Another 400 quilombola residents should benefit indirectly.
This $241,275 reverse trade mission brought Brazilian delegates to the United States for exposure to the latest U.S. technologies and best practices for cloud computing and big data management.
This reverse trade mission (RTM) brought Brazilian delegates to the United States for exposure to the latest U.S. technologies and best practices for cloud computing and big data management. The RTM was designed to provide delegates with the tools and information needed to help Brazilian state governments and state information technology companies establish interoperable state government cloud computing networks.
Centro de Documentação Eloy Ferreira da Silva (CEDEFES) will conduct research into the collaborative practices of women who engage in agriculture and craftsmaking in 20 quilombola communities in two regions in the state of Minas Gerais. The resulting analysis is expected to help 100 women organize better so they increase their income. Another 400 quilombola residents should benefit indirectly.
This reverse trade mission (RTM) brought Brazilian delegates to the United States for exposure to the latest U.S. technologies and best practices for cloud computing and big data management. The RTM was designed to provide delegates with the tools and information needed to help Brazilian state governments and state information technology companies establish interoperable state government cloud computing networks.
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - EXBS Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Course in Brazil
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - EXBS Border Enforcement Analytics Program (BEAP) and Strategic Trade Control Enforcement (STCE) II Training in Brazil
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
PIO Grant for UNICEF/Burundi to carry out nationwide SMART survey
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Support to Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA) Database Unit [through Norwegian People's Aid]
NPA Female Survey and Clearance Teams in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia [through Norwegian People's Aid]
Support to Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA) Database Unit [through Norwegian People's Aid]
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
NPA Female Survey and Clearance Teams in Ratanakiri Province [through Norwegian People's Aid]
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
USAID/Cambodia Integrated Early Childhood Development (IEDC) Activity
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs (AF) - Social Services. Economic Support Fund. ARDF 2019 HRS Mandela support for Birth Certificate Issuance
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs (AF) - Social Services. Economic Support Fund. ARDF 2019 HRS Mandela support for Birth Certificate Issuance
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
APP: Data Collection and Analysis of Environmental Baselines in Chinese Steel Industry: Establish a baseline of environmental performance in Chinese steel industry and propose practical improvements [Through Hatch Associates Consultants]
Technical Assistance - T.A.: RURAL LAND REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM, through Thomson Reuters Corporation
APP: Data Collection and Analysis of Environmental Baselines in Chinese Steel Industry: Establish a baseline of environmental performance in Chinese steel [Through Hatch Associates Consultants]
Technical Assistance - T.A.: RURAL LAND REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM, through Thomson Reuters Corporation
The Rural Land Registration and Certification Technical Assistance Program supports the Anhui Agricultural Commission by defining the land registry system requirements, developing software configurations and providing public outreach and training to stakeholders. This assistance will enable Anhui Province to implement a rural land registration and certification program that would increase farmer incomes along with the food security of the whole region.
This $859,188 grant is partially funding a feasibility study and pilot project for the China Electricity Council (CEC). The project is implementing big data solutions for operational analytics at one electric utility to be selected by CEC. The Big Data solution is designed to systematically integrate and generate a variety of large sets of data from the electrical grid, allowing a utility to respond quickly to changing conditions. The FS is being conducted on a sole-source basis by Clear Innovative Technology Solutions, LLC (Reston, VA).
This $859,188 grant is funding a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project for the China Electricity Council (CEC). The project is implementing big data solutions for operational analytics at one electric utility to be selected by CEC. The Big Data solution is designed to systematically integrate and generate a variety of large sets of data from the electrical grid, allowing a utility to respond quickly to changing conditions. This study aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure while also opening up the market to U.S. businesses that could supply state-of-the-art goods and services for project implementation.
This project will analyze ivory markets, ivory trade legislation and policy and law enforcement capacity in six consumer countries identified by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) as countries of concern (Thailand, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Viet Nam, and the three southernmost mainland Chinese provinces). Specifically, the grantee will 1) undertake retail ivory market surveys in specific market and urban areas, 2) assess national legislation, policies and law enforcement capabilities and efficacy of actions for ivory trade with regard to the national ivory action plans, 3) draft recommendations to address areas of concern, 4) produce and publish detailed, systematic updated ivory trade studies for the public and for the CITES Secretariat, Standing Committee, and other stakeholders, and 5) integrate market survey data in the Domestic Ivory Market Database of the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS).
This project will analyze ivory markets, ivory trade legislation and policy and law enforcement capacity in six consumer countries identified by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) as countries of concern (Thailand, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Viet Nam, and the three southernmost mainland Chinese provinces). Specifically, the grantee will 1) undertake retail ivory market surveys in specific market and urban areas, 2) assess national legislation, policies and law enforcement capabilities and efficacy of actions for ivory trade with regard to the national ivory action plans, 3) draft recommendations to address areas of concern, 4) produce and publish detailed, systematic updated ivory trade studies for the public and for the CITES Secretariat, Standing Committee, and other stakeholders, and 5) integrate market survey data in the Domestic Ivory Market Database of the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS).
This project will analyze ivory markets, ivory trade legislation and policy and law enforcement capacity in six consumer countries identified by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) as countries of concern (Thailand, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Viet Nam, and the three southernmost mainland Chinese provinces). Specifically, the grantee will 1) undertake retail ivory market surveys in specific market and urban areas, 2) assess national legislation, policies and law enforcement capabilities and efficacy of actions for ivory trade with regard to the national ivory action plans, 3) draft recommendations to address areas of concern, 4) produce and publish detailed, systematic updated ivory trade studies for the public and for the CITES Secretariat, Standing Committee, and other stakeholders, and 5) integrate market survey data in the Domestic Ivory Market Database of the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS).
USTDA is partially funding a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project for the China Electricity Council (CEC). The FS and pilot project is assessing the financial, economic, and commercial viability of implementing big data solutions for operational analytics at an electric utility in China. The overall goal of the FS and pilot project is to encourage the development of big data management systems for electric utilities in China.
Big Data Management System FS and Pilot Project Feasibility Study
This $859,188 grant is partially funding a feasibility study and pilot project for the China Electricity Council (CEC). The project is implementing big data solutions for operational analytics at one electric utility to be selected by CEC. The Big Data solution is designed to systematically integrate and generate a variety of large sets of data from the electrical grid, allowing a utility to respond quickly to changing conditions. The FS is being conducted on a sole source basis by Clear Innovative Technology Solutions, LLC. (Reston, VA).
Big Data Management System FS and Pilot Project Feasibility Study
This grant is partially funding a feasibility study and pilot project for the China Electricity Council (CEC). The project is implementing big data solutions for operational analytics at one electric utility to be selected by CEC. The Big Data solution is designed to systematically integrate and generate a variety of large sets of data from the electrical grid, allowing a utility to respond quickly to changing conditions. The FS is being conducted on a sole source basis by Clear Innovative Technology Solutions, LLC. (Reston, VA).
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. Empowering CSOs Through Open Data and In Depth Reporting
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. Empowering CSOs Through Open Data and In Depth Reporting
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143.  Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict vicitms worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of Homeland Security]
United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143.  Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict vicitms worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of Homeland Security]
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Civil Society Database Creation for Documentation Denial Cases [in Dominican Republic]
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
Infectious Disease Survey & Response
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Interagency Agreement between USAID/GH and U.S. Census Bureau
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Interagency Agreement between USAID/GH and U.S. Census Bureau
Taft Fund: Request to fund European Council on Refugees and Exiles to bridge the funding gap for the European Database of Asylum Law which provides legal cases and analysis for asylum seekers in Europe. [in Europe ns through European Council on Refugees and Exiles]
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
The project will analyze ivory markets, ivory trade legislation and policy and law enforcement capacity in six consumer countries identified by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) as countries of concern (Thailand, Comboda, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Viet Nam, and three southernmost mainland Chinese provinces).
Siamese Ivory Trails: Asian Market Surveys to Understand Regional Ivory Flows if CITIES Action to Close the Thai Ivory Market Succeeds
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
IN SITU DATA COLLECTION: GABON FOREST. From 08/22/2012 to 12/31/2013.
To promote accountability among the members of the Georgian parliament. JDPC will develop an online database to monitor the business activities of parliamentarians, and detect potential conflicts of interest. The website, interestconflict.com, will provide a centralized place for public information currently available in different locations online, as well as original journalistic investigations.
To promote accountability of Georgian government officials. The Journalistic Data Processing Center (JDPC) will monitor the business activities of Georgian parliamentarians, while further developing its online database to include profiles on municipal and regional officials, as well as judges, to detect potential conflicts of interest. The website, kavshirebi.ge, will feature original journalistic investigations, and provide a centralized repository of public information currently dispersed throughout multiple websites online.
To promote accountability of Georgian government officials. The organization will monitor the business activities of Georgian parliamentarians, cabinet ministers, and judges by analyzing their public asset declarations. The website will feature original journalistic investigations, and provide a user-friendly search field that will make publically available information on these officials more accessible to Georgian journalists and the public.
To promote accountability of Georgian government officials. The organization will monitor the business activities of Georgian parliamentarians, cabinet ministers, and judges by analyzing their public asset declarations. The organizations website will feature original journalistic investigations and provide user-friendly, searchable data on public officials for use by journalists and the public.
To promote accountability of Georgian government officials. The center will monitor the business activities of Georgian parliamentarians, cabinet ministers, judges, and the Tbilisi city mayor's office by analyzing their public asset declarations. The website, www.kavshirebi.ge, will feature original journalistic investigations and provide a user-friendly search field that will make available information on these officials more accessible to Georgian journalists and the public.
To promote accountability of Georgian government officials. The organization will monitor the business activities of Georgian parliamentarians, cabinet ministers, judges, law enforcement officials, and regional governors by analyzing their public asset declarations. The project website will feature investigative reports and provide a user-friendly search field that will make publically available information on these officials more accessible to Georgian journalists and the public. The grantee will also advocate for increased transparency of criminal investigations.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource m
The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project will support USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti, allowing for the GOH to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as to ensure effective, routinized information use throughout the health sector.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project supports USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti. This allows for the Government of Haiti to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as ensure effective systematic use of health data. Last year HIS assisted the MOH to strengthen their capacity to manage the DHIS-2 platform. This included linking the various information systems to facilitate data analysis and informed resource and management planning. The tuberculosis (TB) tracker was rolled out in order to capture patient level data of tuberculosis patients.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project supports USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti. This allows for the Government of Haiti to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as ensure effective systematic use of health data. Last year HIS assisted the MOH to strengthen their capacity to manage the DHIS-2 platform. This included linking the various information systems to facilitate data analysis and informed resource and management planning. The tuberculosis (TB) tracker was rolled out in order to capture patient level data of tuberculosis patients.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Health Information Systems (HIS) project supports USG efforts to strengthen the Ministry of Health's (MOH) capacity to build sustainable health information systems within Haiti. This allows for the Government of Haiti to effectively manage program resources (both host country and donor) and monitor patient outcomes, as well as ensure effective systematic use of health data. Last year HIS assisted the MOH to strengthen their capacity to manage the DHIS-2 platform. This included linking the various information systems to facilitate data analysis and informed resource and management planning. The tuberculosis (TB) tracker was rolled out in order to capture patient level data of tuberculosis patients.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
The Interagency Agreement (IAA) with the US Census Bureau (USCB) (PRH) seeks to increase the quality, quantity, and utility of country-level data to support the 2020 Round of Censuses and the data requirements of SDGs. This IAA strengthens the capability of statistical offices in developing countries to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data to increase understanding of population structure and demographic trends and their implications for development planning and policy-making. Emphasis is placed on capacity building, technical assistance provided through this IAA can be in support of the census, surveys, or general institutional capacity building..
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
Evaluation and Survey Services (ESS) is a monitoring and evaluation platform contract used to design and carry out evaluation activities to support stronger results and to improve evidence-based programming. These efforts will facilitate informed program management decisions, shape the long-term strategic direction of Mission programs, and assess the results of ongoing activities.
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
Interagency Agreement between USAID/GH and U.S. Census Bureau
Interagency Agreement between USAID/GH and U.S. Census Bureau
Interagency Agreement between USAID/GH and U.S. Census Bureau
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Project will produce Mesoamerican - wide (southern Yucatan through Panama) range and population status assessments for four large mammals likely to be impacted by anthropogenic threats in Central America – jaguar (Panthera onca), white lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) and Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii). Specific activities include: 1) literature review to increase regional knowledge of species and identify data sources, 2) data compilation and standardization across multiple sites, with a focus on existing camera trapping data, 3) species distribution modeling to map current and future distribution patterns and identify key drivers of regional occupancy, 4) workshop in Guatemala to confirm models, train 20 participants, and develop future region-wide standardized monitoring guidelines for at least two of the focal species, and 5) dissemination of results in English and Spanish to local stakeholders, including presentation of mapping results to all protected area agencies in Central America. USFWS will suggest participants for the workshop and pre-approve the final list of participants to be supported under this award.
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
Project will produce Mesoamerican - wide (southern Yucatan through Panama) range and population status assessments for four large mammals likely to be impacted by anthropogenic threats in Central America – jaguar (Panthera onca), white lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) and Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii). Specific activities include: 1) literature review to increase regional knowledge of species and identify data sources, 2) data compilation and standardization across multiple sites, with a focus on existing camera trapping data, 3) species distribution modeling to map current and future distribution patterns and identify key drivers of regional occupancy, 4) workshop in Guatemala to confirm models, train 20 participants, and develop future region-wide standardized monitoring guidelines for at least two of the focal species, and 5) dissemination of results in English and Spanish to local stakeholders, including presentation of mapping results to all protected area agencies in Central America. USFWS will suggest participants for the workshop and pre-approve the final list of participants to be supported under this award.
Project will produce Mesoamerican - wide (southern Yucatan through Panama) range and population status assessments for four large mammals likely to be impacted by anthropogenic threats in Central America – jaguar (Panthera onca), white lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) and Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii). Specific activities include: 1) literature review to increase regional knowledge of species and identify data sources, 2) data compilation and standardization across multiple sites, with a focus on existing camera trapping data, 3) species distribution modeling to map current and future distribution patterns and identify key drivers of regional occupancy, 4) workshop in Guatemala to confirm models, train 20 participants, and develop future region-wide standardized monitoring guidelines for at least two of the focal species, and 5) dissemination of results in English and Spanish to local stakeholders, including presentation of mapping results to all protected area agencies in Central America. USFWS will suggest participants for the workshop and pre-approve the final list of participants to be supported under this award.
Project will produce Mesoamerican - wide (southern Yucatan through Panama) range and population status assessments for four large mammals likely to be impacted by anthropogenic threats in Central America – jaguar (Panthera onca), white lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) and Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii). Specific activities include: 1) literature review to increase regional knowledge of species and identify data sources, 2) data compilation and standardization across multiple sites, with a focus on existing camera trapping data, 3) species distribution modeling to map current and future distribution patterns and identify key drivers of regional occupancy, 4) workshop in Guatemala to confirm models, train 20 participants, and develop future region-wide standardized monitoring guidelines for at least two of the focal species, and 5) dissemination of results in English and Spanish to local stakeholders, including presentation of mapping results to all protected area agencies in Central America. USFWS will suggest participants for the workshop and pre-approve the final list of participants to be supported under this award.
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
APP: Linkage of Aluminum Technology: Building aluminum interactive database [Through SECAT, Inc]
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
This $497,888 grant supports technical assistance (TA) for the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to develop and test a prototype Airport Geographic Information System (AGIS). AAI and Hi-Tec Systems, Inc., (Hi-Tec) jointly proposed this sole-source project to USTDA as a priority for the U.S.-India Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). AGIS can store aeronautical geographic information in an electronic format, which can be updated, edited, and shared within AAI as well as with other airports, regulators, and contractors in India s civil aviation realm, increasing overall sector efficiencies. The TA will ultimately develop a prototype system for one medium-sized airport in India as a proof of concept for future customization, deployment, and application of AGIS technologies for other airports in the country.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of this project is to maintain a database on tiger poaching, trade, and related wildlife crimes, which helps enforcement officers to monitor and control wildlife crime and illegal wildlife trafficking in the Indian Subcontinent. The project will support the following objectives: (1) Collect and update data on wildlife crime in India particularly related to wild tigers the Indian rhinoceros, Asian elephant, leopard, otter, pangolin and other endangered species listed in India's Wild Life (Protection) Act, (2) Understand the changing modus operandi of wildlife criminals and trafficking routes, (3) Assist enforcement agencies in detecting wildlife crimes and the effective prosecution of wildlife criminals, and (4) Disseminate information on wildlife crime, and strengthen policy issues and the implementation of wildlife legislation.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
This grant is supporting technical assistance (TA) for the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to develop and test a prototype Airport Geographic Information System (AGIS). AAI and Hi-Tec Systems, Inc. jointly proposed this sole-source project to USTDA as a priority for the U.S.-India Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). AGIS can store aeronautical geographic information in an electronic format, which can be updated, edited, and shared within AAI as well as with other airports, regulators, and contractors in India's civil aviation realm, increasing overall sector efficiencies. The TA project would ultimately develop a prototype system for one medium-sized airport in India as a proof of concept for future customization, deployment, and application of AGIS technologies for other airports in the country. This TA aims to support the development of sustainable infrastructure while also opening up the market to U.S. businesses that could supply state-of-the-art goods and services for project implementation.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Cetacean line-transect survey in India. Cetacean line-transect survey in India through Government of India
This grant supported technical assistance (TA) to the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to develop and test a prototype Airport Geographic Information System (AGIS). AAI and Hi-Tec Systems, Inc. jointly proposed this sole-source project to USTDA as a priority for the U.S.-India Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). AGIS can store aeronautical geographic information in an electronic format, which can be updated, edited, and shared within AAI as well as with other airports, regulators, and contractors in India's civil aviation realm, increasing overall sector efficiencies. The TA ultimately developed a prototype system for one medium-sized airport in India as a proof of concept for future customization, deployment, and application of AGIS technologies for other airports in the country.
Habitat loss and fragmentation along with illegal hunting have been identified as primary threats for gibbons in Assam and other Northeastern Indian states. The Assam Forest Department is interested in upgrading the potential forest pockets to wildlife sanctuary with gibbon as flagship species for conservation of gibbon along with the rich bio-diversity in the proposed study area. This study will identify potential areas which can be upgraded to Wildlife Sanctuary for future conservation of gibbon in particular and other wildlife in general. Project objectives are: (1)To know the current population status of Hoolock gibbon in 20 Reserve Forests in Doomdooma Forest Division, (2) Identification of threats, (3) Capacity development of forest staff, and, (4)To provide the baseline information to Assam Forest Department for up gradation of potential gibbon habitat to wildlife Sanctuary.
Habitat loss and fragmentation along with illegal hunting have been identified as primary threats for gibbons in Assam and other Northeastern Indian states. The Assam Forest Department is interested in upgrading the potential forest pockets to wildlife sanctuary with gibbon as flagship species for conservation of gibbon along with the rich bio-diversity in the proposed study area. This study will identify potential areas which can be upgraded to Wildlife Sanctuary for future conservation of gibbon in particular and other wildlife in general. Project objectives are: (1)To know the current population status of Hoolock gibbon in 20 Reserve Forests in Doomdooma Forest Division, (2) Identification of threats, (3) Capacity development of forest staff, and, (4)To provide the baseline information to Assam Forest Department for up gradation of potential gibbon habitat to wildlife Sanctuary.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Cetacean line-transect survey in US. International research IFA to conduct a symposium and cetacean line-transect survey in US in Fall 2018. through Government of India
Habitat loss and fragmentation along with illegal hunting have been identified as primary threats for gibbons in Assam and other Northeastern Indian states. The Assam Forest Department is interested in upgrading the potential forest pockets to wildlife sanctuary with gibbon as flagship species for conservation of gibbon along with the rich bio-diversity in the proposed study area. This study will identify potential areas which can be upgraded to Wildlife Sanctuary for future conservation of gibbon in particular and other wildlife in general. Project objectives are: (1)To know the current population status of Hoolock gibbon in 20 Reserve Forests in Doomdooma Forest Division, (2) Identification of threats, (3) Capacity development of forest staff, and, (4)To provide the baseline information to Assam Forest Department for up gradation of potential gibbon habitat to wildlife Sanctuary.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
FY 20 ICE Big Data Trend Analysis, Targeting & Risk Assess
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
HHS/CDC: GH15-1627, India: Proposal to Strengthen Global Health Security at Points of Entry through Development of Workforce and Information System
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
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IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
In partnership with the Ministry of Education and Culture (MOEC), the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA), and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID/Indonesia), RTI International administered the two surveys to 4,812 grade 2 students, equally divided between boys and girls and equally allocated across the four proposed regions of (1) Sumatra and its adjacent islands, (2) Java and Bali, (3) Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and its adjacent islands, and (4) the MNP region, consisting of Maluku, East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur [NTT]), West Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Barat [NTB]), and Papua islands (Eastern Region).
In partnership with the Ministry of Education and Culture (MOEC), the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA), and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID/Indonesia), RTI International administered the two surveys to 4,812 grade 2 students, equally divided between boys and girls and equally allocated across the four proposed regions of (1) Sumatra and its adjacent islands, (2) Java and Bali, (3) Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and its adjacent islands, and (4) the MNP region, consisting of Maluku, East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur [NTT]), West Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Barat [NTB]), and Papua islands (Eastern Region).
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of this project is to determine current population size and longitudinal changes within the orangutan population of the GPNP landscape to assess conservation effectiveness and target future conservation efforts, pilot the use of electronic drones as a cost effective tool for orangutan population assessments, and assess population viability and health status of orangutans using the GPNP landscape.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Leuser-Ulu Masen Landscape in Aceh province, Indonesia, represents a very important forest habitat for the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. From 2007-2009, the first ever robust Sumatra-Wide detection/non-detection Tiger Survey (SWTS) following the patch occupancy framework was conducted to estimate the proportion of area occupied by the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. After ten years, there is an urgent requirement to reassess the island-wide population to evaluate the implementation of past conservation strategies in different landscapes, including Ulu Masen. The survey result will help the Government of Indonesia and also the Government of Aceh to meet its ambitious National Tiger Recovery Plan (NTRP) target of doubling the number of Sumatran tigers by 2022. This proposal will enable FFI to contribute the Ulu Masen portion of the island-wide survey. Project objectives are: (1) To increase the capacity of government officers on tiger site occupancy in Ulu Masen, and, (2) To conduct and analyze occupancy survey in Ulu Masen landscape.
The Leuser-Ulu Masen Landscape in Aceh province, Indonesia, represents a very important forest habitat for the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. From 2007-2009, the first ever robust Sumatra-Wide detection/non-detection Tiger Survey (SWTS) following the patch occupancy framework was conducted to estimate the proportion of area occupied by the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. After ten years, there is an urgent requirement to reassess the island-wide population to evaluate the implementation of past conservation strategies in different landscapes, including Ulu Masen. The survey result will help the Government of Indonesia and also the Government of Aceh to meet its ambitious National Tiger Recovery Plan (NTRP) target of doubling the number of Sumatran tigers by 2022. This proposal will enable FFI to contribute the Ulu Masen portion of the island-wide survey. Project objectives are: (1) To increase the capacity of government officers on tiger site occupancy in Ulu Masen, and, (2) To conduct and analyze occupancy survey in Ulu Masen landscape.
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities. ..
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Leuser-Ulu Masen Landscape in Aceh province, Indonesia, represents a very important forest habitat for the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. From 2007-2009, the first ever robust Sumatra-Wide detection/non-detection Tiger Survey (SWTS) following the patch occupancy framework was conducted to estimate the proportion of area occupied by the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger. After ten years, there is an urgent requirement to reassess the island-wide population to evaluate the implementation of past conservation strategies in different landscapes, including Ulu Masen. The survey result will help the Government of Indonesia and also the Government of Aceh to meet its ambitious National Tiger Recovery Plan (NTRP) target of doubling the number of Sumatran tigers by 2022. This proposal will enable FFI to contribute the Ulu Masen portion of the island-wide survey. Project objectives are: (1) To increase the capacity of government officers on tiger site occupancy in Ulu Masen, and, (2) To conduct and analyze occupancy survey in Ulu Masen landscape.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.  ..
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.  ..
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - CPIM III Traininig in Indonesia
Multiple tracking surveys in Iraq to measure public opinion on key political, economic, and security issues to provide the U.S. Mission with current information on how Iraqis see conditions in the country.
Multiple tracking surveys in Iraq to measure public opinion on key political, economic, and security issues to provide the U.S. Mission with current information on how Iraqis see conditions in the country.
Multiple tracking surveys in Iraq to measure public opinion on key political, economic, and security issues to provide the U.S. Mission with current information on how Iraqis see conditions in the country.
Multiple tracking surveys in Iraq to measure public opinion on key political, economic, and security issues to provide the U.S. Mission with current information on how Iraqis see conditions in the country.
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. IAA SNEAAC18Y0024 DOS NEA-Iraq W/US Geological Survey. Technical Support to Iraqi Ministry of water Resources.
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. IAA SNEAAC18Y0024 DOS NEA-Iraq W/US Geological Survey. Technical Support to Iraqi Ministry of water Resources.
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. IAA SNEAAC18Y0024 DOS NEA-Iraq W/US Geological Survey. Technical Support to Iraqi Ministry of water Resources.
U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA) - Multi-sector - Unspecified. Economic Support Fund. IAA SNEAAC18Y0024 DOS NEA-Iraq W/US Geological Survey. Technical Support to Iraqi Ministry of water Resources.
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
Technical assistance and capacity building to conduct maternal and child health survey
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
Measure / Census Bureau
United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict vicitms worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
Measure / Census Bureau
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAID's Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAID's work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The overall goal of the Population Based Survey (PBS) is to provide USAID/Nepal, its U.S. Government inter-agency partners. the USAID Bureau for Food Security, USAID Missions, the Government of Nepal, and development partners with information on the current status of the Feed the Future population-based ZOI level indicators in Nepal. The survey is designed to (1) determine whether there has been statistically significant change over time in the Feed the Future phase one ZOI key outcome and impact indicatros, and (2) establish the baseline status of Feed the Future phase two ZOI indicators. Therefore, the 2018 Nepal ZOI survey is intended to serve both as an endline for Feed the Future phase one and a baseline for Feed the Future phase two in Nepal.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Vetted Activities
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Public Opinions Surveys
Public Opinions Surveys
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Measure / Census Bureau
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Kenya Support Services: Data Quality Assessment (DQA)
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Kenya Support Services: Data Quality Assessment (DQA)
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The National Health Management Information System activity (AfyaInfo) works to establish an integrated government-owned and managed health management information system that is coordinated at national and county levels. The goal is to generate quality data and improve the culture of information generation, which should ultimately improve health service delivery.
The National Health Management Information System activity (AfyaInfo) works to establish an integrated government-owned and managed health management information system that is coordinated at national and county levels. The goal is to generate quality data and improve the culture of information generation, which should ultimately improve health service delivery.
The National Health Management Information System activity (AfyaInfo) works to establish an integrated government-owned and managed health management information system that is coordinated at national and county levels. The goal is to generate quality data and improve the culture of information generation, which should ultimately improve health service delivery.
The National Health Management Information System activity (AfyaInfo) works to establish an integrated government-owned and managed health management information system that is coordinated at national and county levels. The goal is to generate quality data and improve the culture of information generation, which should ultimately improve health service delivery.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict vicitms worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict vicitms worldwide. [International Organisation for Migration]
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form an.integral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development..
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAIDs Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAIDs work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
In order to provide decision-makers with the most up-to-date information on the status of African elephant populations across 37 range states, funds will support the operating costs of the African Elephant database and the 2016 update to the IUCN African Elephant Status Report. This update will categorize 2015 and 2016 aerial survey data by survey type, quality and reliability of the estimates. Funds also support the online interface where members of the public and experts can access information about elephant populations and distribution.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Kenya Health Information System collects routine data at the health facility level via the District Health Information System (DHIS2) platform, which is the key data source for the National Malaria Control and Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) programs.
The Kenya Health Information System collects routine data at the health facility level via the District Health Information System (DHIS2) platform, which is the key data source for the National Malaria Control and Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) programs.
The Kenya Health Information System collects routine data at the health facility level via the District Health Information System (DHIS2) platform, which is the key data source for the National Malaria Control and Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) programs.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
Since 1988, the U.S. Census Bureau has worked with USAID's Bureau for Global Health to enhance the quantity, quality, and utility of HIV/AIDS-related data. These data are used for policy development, program formulation, and monitoring and evaluation, and form anintegral part of USAID's work in combating HIV/AIDS. Applying its extensive experience in epidemiological data base projections and population projection modeling, the Census Bureau has contributed to the USAID program with support in monitoring the spread of HIV and in understanding the effect the AIDS pandemic has on development.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
In order to provide decision-makers with the most up-to-date information on the status of African elephant populations across 37 range states, funds will support the operating costs of the African Elephant database and the 2016 update to the IUCN African Elephant Status Report. This update will categorize 2015 and 2016 aerial survey data by survey type, quality and reliability of the estimates. Funds also support the online interface where members of the public and experts can access information about elephant populations and distribution.
The Kenya Health Information System collects routine data at the health facility level via the District Health Information System (DHIS2) platform, which is the key data source for the National Malaria Control and Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) programs.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The HealthIT project provides technical support for health information systems. The activity will contribute to evidence-based decision-making by all health sector stakeholders in Kenya and facilitate the establishment of a local, Kenyan-based key resource for District Health Information System (DHIS2) maintenance, development, and training. The activity will provide local solutions to managing the evolution of DHIS2 and its associated prerequisite sub-systems. Utilizing a health systems strengthening approach to health information systems is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The HealthIT project provides technical support for health information systems. The activity will contribute to evidence-based decision-making by all health sector stakeholders in Kenya and facilitate the establishment of a local, Kenyan-based key resource for District Health Information System (DHIS2) maintenance, development, and training. The activity will provide local solutions to managing the evolution of DHIS2 and its associated prerequisite sub-systems. Utilizing a health systems strengthening approach to health information systems is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The HealthIT project provides technical support for health information systems. The activity will contribute to evidence-based decision-making by all health sector stakeholders in Kenya and facilitate the establishment of a local, Kenyan-based key resource for District Health Information System (DHIS2) maintenance, development, and training. The activity will provide local solutions to managing the evolution of DHIS2 and its associated prerequisite sub-systems. Utilizing a health systems strengthening approach to health information systems is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion.
The HealthIT project provides technical support for health information systems. The activity will contribute to evidence-based decision-making by all health sector stakeholders in Kenya and facilitate the establishment of a local, Kenyan-based key resource for District Health Information System (DHIS2) maintenance, development, and training. The activity will provide local solutions to managing the evolution of DHIS2 and its associated prerequisite sub-systems. Utilizing a health systems strengthening approach to health information systems is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion.
The HealthIT project provides technical support for health information systems. The activity will contribute to evidence-based decision-making by all health sector stakeholders in Kenya and facilitate the establishment of a local, Kenyan-based key resource for District Health Information System (DHIS2) maintenance, development, and training. The activity will provide local solutions to managing the evolution of DHIS2 and its associated prerequisite sub-systems. Utilizing a health systems strengthening approach to health information systems is a key element to ensure sustainability upon activity completion.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
Measure / Census Bureau
HHS/CDC: GH15-1632, Kenya: SECURING GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH THROUGH STRENGTHENING INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND REPORTING IN KENYA
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Transnational Crime Investigation Unit (TCIU) in Kenya
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Procurement of Feed the Future Kenya 2018 Zone of Influence Population Based Survey Activity
Procurement of Feed the Future Kenya 2018 Zone of Influence Population Based Survey Activity
Procurement of Feed the Future Kenya 2018 Zone of Influence Population Based Survey Activity
To make publicly available well-organized documentation on human rights conditions in North Korea. The Database will organize information from interviews as well as published and unpublished written testimonies, publish an annual white paper and special thematic reports in Korean and English, and carry out individualized data searches upon request for researchers, governments, UN bodies, and human-rights advocates.
To make publicly available well-organized documentation on human rights conditions in North Korea. The Database will organize information from interviews as well as published and unpublished written testimonies, publish an annual white paper and special thematic reports in Korean and English, and carry out individualized data searches upon request for researchers, governments, UN bodies, and human-rights advocates.
To make publicly available well-organized documentation on human rights conditions in North Korea. The Database will organize information from interviews as well as published and unpublished written testimonies, publish an annual white paper and special thematic reports in Korean and English, and carry out individualized data searches upon request for researchers, governments, UN bodies, and human rights advocates.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Public Opinions Surveys
Public Opinions Surveys
Public Opinions Surveys
UXO Survey and Clearance [through Norwegian People s Aid]
2014 Mine Survey and Clearance of Savannakhet Province, Laos [through Halo Trust]
NPA Lao PDR Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Survey and clearance in Sekong, Saravane and Attapeu provinces [through Norwegian People's Aid]
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
NPA Lao PDR Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Survey and clearance in Sekong, Saravane and Attapeu provinces [through Norwegian People's Aid]
2014 Mine Survey and Clearance of Savannakhet Province, Laos [through Halo Trust]
National Cluster Munition Remnants Survey and Clearance in Laos [through Norwegian People's Aid]
NPA Lao PDR Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Survey and clearance in Sekong, Saravane and Attapeu provinces [through Norwegian People's Aid]
Cluster Munition Remnants Survey of Savannakhet Province, Laos [through Halo Trust]
National Cluster Munition Remnants Survey and Clearance in Laos [through Norwegian People's Aid]
Cluster Munition Remnants Survey of Savannakhet Province, Laos [through Halo Trust]
Humanitarian Mine Action Survey in Xieng Khouang Province [through Mines Advisory Group]
Supports the following illustrative program-funded costs: salaries of US, FSN, and TCN and other staff such as PSCs, RSSAs, PASAs, CASUs working for the US Government managing, administering, and supporting programs and their program-funded benefits such as housing, travel, transportation, education allowances etc, institutional contractors that provide such staff, rent, IT services, the program-funded share of utilities, staff training costs and the cost of developing and administering training programs, equipment and supplies, ICASS, vehicle fuel and maintenance, maintenance contracts, janitorial services, operational unit web page development and maintenance, outreach such as publications and the cost of their preparation (including staff costs), and technical assistance to ensure USG compliance with regulations.
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities. ..
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.  ..
Virtual Technical Exchange Targeting and Risk Assessment & CPI Training Capacity Building
Natural Hazard Mitigation Global Technical Assistance
Volcano Disaster Assistance Program Inter-Agency Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey to provide support for volcano risk reduction activities.  ..
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
IAA to US Geological Survey Volcano Disaster Assistance Program for Geohazards Worldwide
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
DHR: Democracy Indicators Monitoring Survey II (DIMS 2)
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAIDs primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.
The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS-8) Program assists participating countries in implementing household and facility-based surveys, analyzing data stemming from these surveys, and facilitating use of these data to support evidence-informed decision making. The DHS-8 contract will continue to be USAID's primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection with activities yielding improved tools, methods, partnerships, and technical guidance to collect quality population, health, and nutrition data. Project activities will also increase in-country individual and institutional capacity for identification of data needs and for survey design, management, and data collection to meet those needs. DHS-8 will disseminate program survey data and information through multiple mechanisms including country specific DHS reports, curricula for professionals, peer reviewed journal publications that use DHS data, and the DHS website. These dissemination activities improve the availability of DHS Program survey data and information, advance analysis and synthesis of DHS Program survey data, and improve facilitation of DHS Program data use among stakeholders worldwide. Through the project's capacity building and dissemination activities, DHS-8 will continue to build on past investment and support countries on their transition to self-reliance.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
Liberia Governance Stakeholder Survey (LGSS)
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The purpose of MEASURE Phase III DHS is to improve the collection, analysis and presentation of data and promote better use in planning, policymaking, managing, monitoring and evaluating population, health and nutrition programs. The project seeks to increase understanding of a wide range of health issues by improving the quality and availability of data on health status and services and enhancing the ability of local organizations to collect, analyze and disseminate such information.
The DHS-7 contract will continue to be USAID s primary implementation mechanism for demographic and health data collection. The purpose of this contract is to improve the collection, analysis, and presentation of population, health, and nutrition data and to facilitate use of these data for planning, policy-making, and program management.