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MICS Web Dissemination

MICS Web Dissemination. www.childinfo.org. MICS 3. www.childinfo.org. MICS 3. MICS 1 & 2 History of MICS. Background Questionnaires Manual Data Processing Tabulation Plan Model Reports Countries Workshops Documents. MICS3 on www.childinfo.org.

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MICS Web Dissemination

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  1. MICS Web Dissemination

  2. www.childinfo.org MICS 3

  3. www.childinfo.org MICS 3 MICS 1 & 2History of MICS

  4. Background Questionnaires Manual Data Processing Tabulation Plan Model Reports Countries Workshops Documents MICS3 on www.childinfo.org

  5. Background Questionnaires Manual Data Processing Tabulation Plan + Model Reports Countries Workshops Documents Modules by Country National Reports Microdata: after country reports are released & only available by request Survey Profiles Dissemination ToolsOther Survey ToolsLinks to National Sites MICS3 on www.childinfo.org

  6. MICS 3 Country Website • Why? • Least resources, most coverage and flexibility, access by local population in local language. • How? • Microdata Management Toolkit • DevInfo • Your option • What? • Data, reports, real life stories, messages, photos, videos, diaries, interviews, etc. • Resources: • Host website (ideally country statistical website) • Support team/person • $$

  7. 4 basic options of making MICS available online • 1. Make references to MICS3 data on www.childinfo.org from a country statistical/governmental or from the country UNICEF website. • 2. Create a MICS related entry/page on a country statistical/ governmental or on the country UNICEF website. • 3. Static data representation – make a compilation of MICS tables, graphs and maps available on the country statistical/ governmental or on the UNICEF country web site (suggestion – using DevInfo technology). • 4. Dynamic data representation – a more complex way of representing data online. Making the database itself available on the web, using DevInfo technology.

  8. Microdata Management Toolkit

  9. DevInfo as MICS Dissemination Tool • Dynamic data presentation – National DevInfo web-based database • www.devinfo.info/TSED/ • www.devinfo.info/MDGInfo2006/ • Work in progress: Kyrgyzstan • Static data presentation – MICS web galleries compatible with web sites and platforms outside of DevInfo • Brazil presentation

  10. Dynamic Data Presentation

  11. DevInfo Dynamic Presentation of Data Main Features: • Customizable web interface (headlines, colours and images) –e.g. MDG regional info • Multi-lingual support: • interface – (Mongolia, Lao, etc. already have their databases in the local languages) • database - any local languages • Ownership: country-ownership

  12. DevInfo Dynamic Presentation of Data Main Features: • Access: language-based local access with customizable user preferences • Purpose: tailored for advanced users interested in manipulating MICS data, creating their own reports, tables, graphs and maps • Users: Government, statistical agencies, international organizations, researchers, etc.

  13. DevInfo Dynamic Presentation of DataRequired Resources ($$) • Creating a database & customizing of the interface • Identifying the hosting server: • Organization’s own server • Local server provider • DevInfo server • Identifying support team (database manager, web-master, server support). • Local support team • DevInfo support team • Budgeting ($$)

  14. DevInfo Static Presentation of Data- Web Galleries • Where? • Implementing agency websites: • National government’s web sites • Statistical Offices’ web sites • UNICEF country web sites • DevInfo country MICS platform (Tanzania, Malawi going to implement) • Other – your ideas

  15. MICS DevInfo Web GalleriesMain Features • Content control: well organized presentation of reports, tables, charts and maps prepared by trained professionals that: • Highlights key findings • Emphasizes main messages • Ensures precision and logic in data presentation • Flexibility: Wide selection of reports searchable and browsable by user • Consistency: Clarity and consistency of format and labeling between various sections of the MICS report

  16. MICS DevInfo Web GalleriesMain Features • Customization: MICS web gallery is a self-sustained customizable unit that can be adopted to the design of an already existing website or have an interface of its own • Multi-purpose: each DevInfo gallery can be customized in more than one way and used for more than one web site (e.g. Brazil)

  17. DevInfo Web Galleries – Required Resources ($$) • Creating the database and generating desired reports • Identifying the platform: web sites that will host the web gallery • Identifying web-support: each gallery can be customized to fit the design of an existing web site. Web-developer/producer input required to customize the web gallery (e.g. Brazil).

  18. UNICEF Country Web Sites • Which of your countries already have national UNICEF websites? • Where could MICS web galleries fit in those sites?

  19. Government Statistical Offices Websites • Identify the national statistical websites that are already operating and may be used as a platform for MICS web dissemination

  20. Why publicize MICS results on Government and UNICEF web sites? • Practical: Designated web space @ no additional cost • Logical: logical stop for MICS information shopping before, during and after the national seminar • Flexibility: the most flexible tool, fits user demands for data and information presentation, formats, etc. • High coverage: UNICEF web products receive a lot of traffic, reaching users beyond the ‘usual suspects’.

  21. THANK YOU!

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