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MDG-Monitoring: National Coordination International Reporting

Results Survey. MDG-Monitoring: National Coordination International Reporting. Survey. Survey on the national coordination and reporting mechanisms to international agencies of data used for MDG-monitoring Administered to NSOs of 19 countries

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MDG-Monitoring: National Coordination International Reporting

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  1. Results Survey MDG-Monitoring:National Coordination International Reporting

  2. Survey Survey on the national coordination and reporting mechanisms to international agencies of data used for MDG-monitoring Administered to NSOs of 19 countries Response: 11 countries or 58% (Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Montenegro, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan)

  3. National Coordination • Involvement NSO in national coordination of MDGs

  4. National Coordination: Problems ‘There is no focal point for reporting of MDG indicators at the national level.’ ‘There is no focal point for the MDGs in the NSO.’ ‘There is no trained personnel for database management (e.g. DevInfo).’ ‘There are no specialists to collect the MDG indicators.’ ‘Some MDGs are not part of official statistics or new to NSO.’ ‘Data for some MDG-indicators are not available.’ ‘There are no agreed standards and definitions.’

  5. Reporting Mechanisms to International Organizations

  6. Reporting Mechanisms to International Organizations

  7. Reporting Mechanisms to International Organizations

  8. MDG website Moldova (DevInfo)

  9. Reporting MDGs to International Agencies

  10. Reporting MDGs to International Agencies

  11. Reporting MDGs to International Agencies

  12. Reporting MDGs to International Agencies Coordinating role NSO in reporting MDG-data to international agencies Active participation in the preparation of reports (UZ) Coordination and collection of MDG indicators and provides on request (AZ) Coordination and production and dissemination of MDGs that are part of official statistics (MD) Provide data if available (BH, HR, KZ, ME) Reason failing to reply to data request: Data unavailable (neither at Ministries) Data not available at NSO

  13. Reporting MDGs, Current Problems: • ‘Lack of reliable data sources’ • ‘Limited attention for improving quality of source data’ • ‘Not all data available at regional level’ • Availability of time-series limited • Metadata limited

  14. Reporting MDGs, Measures Taken for improvement: • Addressing data shortage and reliability • Additional indicators • Improvement of the data flow • Creation of a database accessible via internet • Improvement of the legal basis • Strengthening of institutional capacities • Participation in expert meetings

  15. Conclusions: • NSOs in most cases not main agency for coordination and quality control of MDGs, but: • NSOs in general involved in MDG-report • Other ministries/agencies are nearly always involved in data production • Data gaps exists and data quality is sometimes an issue • NSOs do receive data requests but are often unable to reply • Duplicate requests from international organizations are limited

  16. National agency(ies) responsible (focal point) for receiving and replying to data requests from the international agencies on this indicator

  17. National agency(ies) responsible for producing the data to address the requests from the international agencies on this indicator

  18. International organizations as source Production of National MDG-report (UNDP etc.) Surveys (co)organized by international organizations: DHS, MICS Data repository for international comparison Estimates made by international organizations: adjusted national data, combining data, intra/extrapolation and other methods

  19. Goal 4: ‘Reduce child mortality’ Target 4a: Reduce by two thirds the mortality rate among children under five 4.1 Under-five mortality rate 4.2 Infant mortality rate 4.3 Proportion of 1 year-old children immunized against measles

  20. Goal 5: ‘Improve maternal health’ Target 5a: Reduce by three quarters the maternal mortality ratio 5.1 Maternal mortality ratio 5.2 Proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel Target 5b: Achieve, by 2015, universal access to reproductive health 5.3 Contraceptive prevalence rate 5.4 Adolescent birth rate 5.5 Antenatal care coverage (at least one visit and at least four visits) 5.6 Unmet need for family planning

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