Data Group

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Data Group

1. Natalya (UNEP),
2. M. Tanzir Wilson (ASEAN Sec),
3. Sri (Indonesia),
4. Jinhua (UNEP),
5. Virancy (Lao)
6. Akira (Japan)
7. Sharma (India)
8. Tepa (SPREP)

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DATA GROUP

1. Data collection
2. Data access reliability
3. Data representability scale
4. Data proxies
5. Related monitoring
6. Experience Sharing

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I II. COLLECTION RELIABILITY

• Rank the Sources
• Official Sources UN, IGOs, Government
  (Statistics),
• Specialized Sources University, Research
  Technology Institutions, Donor Agencies
• Other Sources NGOs
• Remote Sensing Systems GEIOS
• Reliability
• National statistical offices certify the data
  reliability
• Expert groups examine and certify the data
  reliability

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III IV. DATA AVAILABILITY, QUALITY,
REPRESENTABILITY SCALE

• Dependent upon the data source
• Representability like reliability depends on
  official sources and expert groups
• National statistical offices certify the data
  reliability
• Expert groups examine and certify the data
  reliability
• Main segment and sector should be represented
• Before use of data, data should be checked
• Scale
• Recommend scale is 110,000 or more detail to
  capture the complexity of city issues (drivers,
  pressures, state/trends, impacts)
• Controlled by National Policies (e.g. national
  security policies)

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V. DATA PROXIES

• Do not use proxies
• Exceptional cases use them with appropriate
  certification

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VI. RELATED MONITORING PLAN

• Different levels to consider for monitoring
  implementation of recommendations
• Porfolio monitoring and evaluation
• Impact monitoring and evaluation

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V. Related experience sharing

• Cross-national collaborations
• Sharing informtion systems
• Attachments
• Etc.