Turning data into action
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Collaborative water monitoring through open data and mobile technology Turning data into action Sarah Mendelsohn The Water Trust Executive Director [email protected] watertrust .org
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Collaborative water monitoring through open data and mobile technology
Turning data into action
Sarah MendelsohnThe Water TrustExecutive [email protected]
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Process Overview
Historical data
• Evaluate• Clean• Enter into
platform
Indicators
• Identify• Define
Surveys
• Household• Water
point• Water
quality
Training
• Field team• Manuals
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Key Performance Indicators
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Sharing Data in Real-Time
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Sharing Data in Real-Time
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Acting on Data
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Acting on Data
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Monitoring and follow up visits are automatically populated in the scheduling tool 6 months following installation. Monitoring visits include:
• Annual visit• 6 month follow up for inadequate water quality• 3 month follow up for inadequate functionality
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We collect data using 3 surveys: household, water point and water quality.
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Currently, we have 4 queries:
• TWT v. mWater Code
• Most recent KPI performance for all villages
• All KPIs for all villages (all visits)
• Most recent KPI performance for one village
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In villages with lower e. coli (higher water quality), households collect fees. 3 villages are an exception to that rule.
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In these 3 villages:
• We have household data on 2 of the 3 villages
• In those 2 villages, households have more pit latrines and less improved latrines than all households
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Our monitoring and evaluation program has 4 stages:
• Collect data
• Analyze data
• Disseminate data
• Act on data
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