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Addressing Institutional Challenges in Data Management and Building Trust for Effective Central Registry

This document outlines the essential strategies for overcoming institutional challenges in data management, focusing on achieving institutional buy-in and stakeholder consensus. It emphasizes the importance of building trust among stakeholders and highlights the necessary skills for effective data handling, including statistical analysis and advocacy. The establishment of a central registry to improve research on gender-based violence is discussed, alongside the need for resources, capacity building, and potential formation of regional associations to enhance advocacy and funding.

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Addressing Institutional Challenges in Data Management and Building Trust for Effective Central Registry

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  1. Group 3 : Data Management Institutional Challenges • Institutional Buy-in • political buy –in • Consensus from key Stakeholders

  2. Building trust and confidence in activities of central registry • Benefits to be derived • Stakeholders ownerships and input • Identifying available resources

  3. Capacity at the National level The situation will vary from country to country However persons with the following skills are required: • MIS • Data entry • Research methodology and formal statistical training • Report preparation • Ability to address qualitative aspect of data

  4. Capacity cont. • It may be necessary to import skills e.g. in TCI. Where skills are imported care must be taken to ensure cultural relevance • Advocacy Skills • Statistical analysis, coordination skills • Form Regional Associations of Gender Affairs Agencies with the capacity to lobby, advocate, train and attract funding to move the process.

  5. Important functions of Central Registry • Repository for research on Gender-based violence • Generate Reports based on the reporting periods established. • Report must be able to inform decision- making • Constant improvement in the areas covered

  6. Online central registry • An online central registry is for future consideration • There are a number that must be in place before that can be done such as ensuring security and confidence in data.

  7. Appropriate Department for establishment of a Central Registry • Statistics Department • Gender Departments responsible for collecting data and passing it on to Statistics Department

  8. GROUP 3 • A. Daniel • C. Christopher • C. Gaspard • C. Innes • B. Higgs • Group head : Dr St Bernard

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