Indicator There are different types of Define and associate Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) staff Essential Management indicators. For instance, there performance indicators to the validate data collected to sync with the are results framework. Manage, indicator progress tracking. All users can High Level Save the that can monitor, analyze, aggregate view progress towards targets (set at least Children Indicators be rolled up, aggregated and and report on performance annually for the duration of the program), shared across projects (SCUS, indicators, including filtering data by dates, locations, and other SCI), disaggregated information disaggregates. Data visualization through FFP Indicators (Indicators USAID has about the data which can charts, graphs, maps, or other widgets requested reports on), include sex, age, location, type should be provided. Data should also be USAID (Indicators of activity, topic of training, exportable to Excel, SPSS, and CSV. Mission Indicators required by the USAID office type of organization, etc. in Country), and Program (Program Custom Indicators staff developed). Data collection forms are Allow users to program form User Role-based toolset for defining, Preferred Data Collection Management typically used to acquire data fields (example using coding deploying, collecting, and managing data from humans and from language like XLSForm) in collected from various locations (grouped by locations. These forms may survey instruments that can be administrative units). Also may enable include quantitative data deployed to handheld devices photo collection, GPS location, fingerprint (tabulated as either numeric, a for mobile data collection, or collection, barcode scanning) percentage, an index or a interface with already existing currency) and qualitative data data collection platforms like (narrative unlimited text). KoBo Collect, Magpi, Mobenzi, Google forms, etc.
Indicator Management There are different types of indicators. For instance, there are High Level Save the Children Indicators that can be rolled up, aggregated and shared across projects (SCUS, SCI), FFP Indicators (Indicators USAID has requested reports on), USAID Mission Indicators (Indicators required by the USAID office in Country), and Program Custom Indicators (Program staff developed). Define and associate performance indicators to the results framework. Manage, monitor, analyze, aggregate and report on performance indicators, including disaggregated information about the data which can include sex, age, location, type of activity, topic of training, type of organization, etc. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) staff validate data collected to sync with the indicator progress tracking. All users can view progress towards targets (set at least annually for the duration of the program), filtering data by dates, locations, and other disaggregates. Data visualization through charts, graphs, maps, or other widgets should be provided. Data should also be exportable to Excel, SPSS, and CSV. Essential Data Collection Management Data collection forms are typically used to acquire data from humans and from locations. These forms may include quantitative data (tabulated as either numeric, a percentage, an index or a currency) and qualitative data (narrative unlimited text). Allow users to program form fields (example using coding language like XLSForm) in survey instruments that can be deployed to handheld devices for mobile data collection, or interface with already existing data collection platforms like KoBo Collect, Magpi, Mobenzi, Google forms, etc. User Role-based toolset for defining, deploying, collecting, and managing data collected from various locations (grouped by administrative units). Also may enable photo collection, GPS location, fingerprint collection, barcode scanning) Preferred
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