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Data, regardless of if it is qualitative or quantitative, is essential for the effective implementation of your projects. However, gathering data is often a challenge. If you have a workshop setting with several participating cities or neighbourhoods, make use of this range of knowledge! Providing the opportunity for discussion and exchange on similar challenges among peers from different cities or neighbourhoods can help create innovative ideas on indicators and data collection.
Choose the option which would fit best in your context and setting.
OPTION 1.
Goal: Peer-exchange on results from exercise on linking project indicators to global targets
Context: In the previous task, your workshop participants identified projects as an answer to current challenges in their city and in relation to global goals.
Tasks:
OPTION 2.
Goal: Focus on success stories available in certain sectoral areas. If there are no good practices available, provide the opportunity for brainstorming and developing ideas and suggestions.
Context: Data is crucial in building indicators, baselines and in analysing as to whether targets are being met. Obtaining data in good and reliable quality is a key challenge.
Tasks:
All kinds of visualisation materials and handouts if needed