Post on 08-Jun-2015
Use of Data in Planning and M&E at the District Level
Experiences from the Northern Region
The ContextWhy data is important
JSS Enrollment and BECE Results
EDUCATION QUALITY
JSS Enrollment and BECE Results
BECE and Student/Teacher Ratio
The Challenge Data is not being effectively utilised
for planning and M&E
Parallel District Data Systems
Implement System
Implement System
New System
New System
Externally Driven
Not Sustained
New System
A Way ForwardCoordinated and Integrated Approach
Data Use in Planning and M&E
Medium Term Development
Plan
Annual Action Plan
Plan Implementation
District Data
Plan M&E
Trending Indicators
Activity Prioritization
1. Indicator Database
2. Project Monitoring Database
COMMUNITY POPULATION# OF
BOREHOLESWATER
COVERAGE
N-NALOG 654 0 0%
KPEIGU 755 1 40%
NAMOR 123 2 488%
NANYENI 345 0 0%
COMMUNITY POPULATION# OF
BOREHOLESWATER
COVERAGE
FAILED BOREHOLE ATTEMPTS
N-NALOG 654 0 0% 4
KPEIGU 755 1 40% 1
NAMOR 123 2 488% 2
NANYENI 345 0 0% 0
COMMUNITY POPULATION# OF
BOREHOLESWATER
COVERAGE
FAILED BOREHOLE ATTEMPTS
GUINNEA WORM CASES
N-NALOG 654 0 0% 4 0
KPEIGU 755 1 40% 1 30
NAMOR 123 2 488% 2 0
NANYENI 345 0 0% 0 0
Coordinated and Integrated Approach
Take into consideration Functionality, Capacity, Flexibility at each level
Build from and integrate existing systems Take the time pilot different approaches
across Ghana before scaling Process is more important than the tool