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Sector Data: Validity, Reliability, and Accessibility in Practice

Explore practical considerations, validity/reliability, provenance, coverage, classification, and purpose of sector data. Delve into challenges of missing/sharing data and potential linkages to other sources.

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Sector Data: Validity, Reliability, and Accessibility in Practice

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  1. Data about the sector….

  2. Practical considerations – data about the sector • Validity / reliability – measurement • Provenance – administrative / survey / other • Geographical coverage (scale) • Classification (ICNPO still too broad) • Temporal consistency • Accessibility – degree of difficulty • Purpose – who is going to use this material and why?

  3. Data used by the sector

  4. Data generated by the sector • What sort of data? Clients, volunteers / staff, funding flows (both aggregate and disaggregated)? • Challenges of missing data – ability to deal with these • Challenges of sharing data – esp in a competitive situation • Potential of linkage to other sources e.g. administrative databases

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