Data sources are necessary to provide evidence. How can data be used for planning and accountability?
| Title | Monitoring the progress of national targets towards SDG 6: the data challenge: getting the data and using it |
| Publication Type | Presentation |
| Year of Publication | 2022 |
| Authors | Allély, D, Bocoum, D, Aguessy, M |
| Corporate Authors | World Health Organization, -Water, UN, GLAAS, UNICEF |
| Pagination | 29 |
| Date Published | 10/2022 |
| Publisher | Government of Ghana, IRC, UNICEF |
| Place Published | Accra |
| Publication Language | English |
| Abstract | Countries have embedded SDG 6 aspirations in their strategies by setting national sector objectives. In this context, appropriate sources of data to track progress and for evidence-based action is essential. At the All Systems Go Africa symposium 19-21 October 2022, WHO and UNICEF convened a session on the data challenge and how data sources are necessary to provide evidence, and how data can be used for planning and accountability. Presenters included: Djoouro Bocoum [National Director of Hydraulics, Ministere Des Mines, Mali] and Didier Allély [WHO]. The session was chaired by Goufrane Mansour [Aguaconsult] The session was organised under thematic area 3: improving evidence-informed decision making and accountability. |
| Notes | Looking Back at All Systems Go Africa | Explore the session presentations |
