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The Digital NGO: Turn Intent into Action.
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Tuesday, November 8 • 5:15pm - 6:00pm
Making Data Matter: Action, Results and What Comes Next LIMITED

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Modern NGOs and crisis responders spend a great deal of time collecting and managing data, but there is little payoff if that data is not used to understand results or make decisions. We will discuss the importance of creating strong data cultures within organizations, and will include case studies about crisis data, Gates Foundation research on interoperability, and how to visualize progress toward the SDGs.
Speakers
avatar for Andrew Schroeder

Andrew Schroeder

Director of Research and Analysis, Direct Relief
1. Email: aschroeder@directrelief.org; 2. Key interests: GIS, global health, epidemiology, disaster resilience, UAVs; 3. Expectation for the Summit: Great conversation and new ideas; 4. Short bio: Andrew Schroeder is a leading expert in GIS for global health and humanitarian assistance... Read More →
avatar for Martha Staid

Martha Staid

Senior Associate, Development Gateway
mstaid@developmentgateway.orgData use, results management, data visualization, user experience, design thinking, GIS. I manage projects using technology and data as tools to solve international development challenges.

Tuesday November 8, 2016 5:15pm - 6:00pm EST
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