The Accelerated Data Program ADP - Paris21加速数据程序ADP paris21.pptVIP

Survey programs are often donor driven Timing not optimal Data gaps in some cases, duplications of activities in others The available funding does not allow us to play an important role here. The ADP will only provide support when there is an urgent need to complement other sources of funding to ensure quality (e.g., finance only the international TA in Niger ENBC; complement funding by IADB and French Cooperation in Haiti; financing completion of data editing and analysis in DRC 1-2-3 survey) Accelerated Data Program ADP The ADP Team PARIS21 Steering Committee, 14 November 2007 Rationale Why can’t we better measure and monitor results? 3 issues : Existing data are not always fully exploited Methods and concepts are not harmonized Scope, timeliness and frequency are not optimal 1 2 3 Goal and Objectives To strengthen country capacity in producing statistical data relevant for policy design, monitoring and evaluation, by : Better documenting, preserving, and disseminating existing microdata Better exploiting existing datasets (quality assessments, further analysis) Better strategizing and aligning survey programs and statistical outputs to priority data needs 1 2 3 Implementation:Pilot Countries Implementation:Pilot Countries Africa Asia Central and South America Middle-East Cameroon Congo (DR) Ethiopia The Gambia Kenya Liberia Mali Mozambique Niger Nigeria Senegal Uganda Bangladesh Fiji Indonesia Mongolia Philippines Sri Lanka Thailand Vietnam Guatemala Honduras Peru Yemen Expressed interest: Bolivia, Colombia, Guinea, Guyana, Mexico, Panama, Palestine Implementation:Partners Core partners PARIS21 Secretariat World Bank International Household Survey Network (IHSN) Other international partners Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)? United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)? Economic and Social Commission fo