Guidance
Delivering on the Data Revolution in Sub-Saharan Africa
This report explains the four fundamental constraints that have
inhibited the collection and use of data in Africa: limited independence
and unstable budgets, misaligned incentives, donor priorities
dominating national priorities, and limited access to and use of data.
It identifies three actionable recommendations for governments
and donors to drive change: fund more and fund differently; build
institutions that can produce accurate, unbiased data; and prioritize
the core attributes of data building blocks.
Languages
- English
Publication year
2014
Type
Guidance
Categories
- Data
Tags
- Data quality
- Performance monitoring
- Policy and legislation
WHO Regions
- African Region