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In the world of data, timeliness can be as crucial as accuracy. I’m excited to share an example of our data capabilities. In this case traditional data sources provide estimates that can differ by as much as seven-fold, while our data allows us to deliver insights that are not only accurate but also incredibly current. This real-time accuracy is vital for making informed decisions in fast-paced environments. 👉 Explore the full insights here

Navigating the Data Wave! 📈 Explore the challenges and opportunities highlighted by PIDS in this article and how Lumify Work Philippines can bridge the data analytics gap in the Philippines. Read more on The Philippine Star: https://ow.ly/8Nur50QOiQ4 #DataAnalytics #LumifyWorkPH #PhilippineBusiness #DataAnalysts

🌎🚶Migration isn't just a journey. It's a complex interplay of economic, social, political, and cultural dynamics. Comprehensive data on #migration across many sectors is key in understanding migration patterns to shape policies, while bridging research with real-world impact. IOM Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) Data Migration Portal provides a unique access point to up-to-date, comprehensive migration statistics and reliable information on migration data worldwide – also available in German. 🔗 migrationdataportal.org/de

Tribal governments have been left behind in nationwide revenue and expenditure surveys, but a new initiative from CICD addresses this data gap. Hear from Director Casey Lozar (Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes) on how CICD and partners are working to provide tribal governments with benchmark public finance data: https://bit.ly/3yMG65X #EconomicData #DataProgress #TribalEconomies

Excited to share my latest data analysis project! 🇨🇦Did you know that the amount of Canadian permanent residents has consistently increased, even during periods of economic uncertainty? 🇨🇦 I explored the yearly intake amount of permanent residents vs economic factors in Canada. 📈📉 As an immigrant myself I was curious to know if the economic factors affected the amount of people willing to become permanent residents. I found this analysis results to be rewarding as it provides more clarity now, and hopefully this can help those considering making Canada their new home. Check out the full analysis on Medium. https://lnkd.in/gkaqRc-D

Part one of a new blog focusing on how to improve international migration data. The blog is based on recommendations made in the book “Measuring Global Migration”, F. Laczko, E. Mosler Vidal, M.Rango, Routledge, 2024. Elisa Mosler Vidal,Marzia Rango

👇 Great set of reflections on establishing a new approach on measuring global migration by Frank Laczko and Elisa Mosler Vidal ...including accessing, connecting and re-using new and existing data sources through data collaboratives👇 🙏Thanks for making reference to our paper on "The Potential and Practice of Data Collaboratives for Migration" - See: https://lnkd.in/ewvhZR6Z ➡️ See also the work of the Big Data for Migration Alliance: https://lnkd.in/dR6zuis #migration #data #datacollaboratives

⚠️⚠️ Please read carefully! ⚠️⚠️ Data is the New Currency: Are We Ethiopians Missing Out While Our Neighbors Move Ahead? In today’s world, data is more than just information it’s one of the most valuable resources a country can possess. Data is the new currency, fueling innovation, driving economic growth, and shaping government policies. Yet, here in Ethiopia, we are neglecting this powerful resource and missing out on its immense potential. Consider this: it’s been over 15 years since Ethiopia conducted a national census. We lack up-to-date statistics on our population, water resources, and workforce, which leaves us without the essential data needed to make informed decisions about our future. Without a solid data foundation, planning for growth or addressing pressing issues like resource management becomes a challenge. In short, we’re trying to move forward without seeing the full picture. Meanwhile, Kenya, our neighbor to the south, has embraced data in nearly every sector. With significant investments in data infrastructure, education, and policies, Kenya has become a hub for digital innovation in East Africa. Kenyans have access to mobile banking services, precision agriculture tools, and real-time business analytics that drive efficiency and attract foreign investment. This data-driven approach has helped Kenya unlock new opportunities for growth, improved public services, and even better health and education outcomes. Their success highlights the incredible benefits of treating data as a national asset. So, why is Ethiopia lagging behind? Limited infrastructure, low data literacy, and a lack of robust data protection laws have kept us from tapping into data’s potential. Without secure systems, proper data storage, and policies that ensure safe usage, it’s challenging to build a data-driven culture where people feel empowered to leverage this resource. To catch up, Ethiopia needs to make data education and literacy a priority, beginning in schools and extending into workplaces, so that more people understand the value of data and how to use it effectively. Additionally, building secure data infrastructure is essential; reliable systems for data storage, processing, and analysis will allow data to be effectively utilized across different sectors. Finally, establishing strong data policies is crucial. These policies should protect citizens’ privacy while enabling responsible and productive data usage. By taking these steps, Ethiopia can begin to embrace data as a valuable resource, positioning itself for a data-driven future.

📢 Event - Children on the move: exploring the gaps, needs and solutions for better quality data World Data Forum, Medellín, Colombia 14 November at 10:45 am to 11:45 am   IDAC - International Data Alliance for Children on the Move along with IMPACT Initiatives is organising a panel discussion at the 2024 World Data Forum. With representatives from international organisations, NGOs and youth, the topics discussed will range from coordination between national and international data producers, specific hurdles and good practices related to producing evidence on children in climate-related mobility, and effective and safe inclusion of children, including internally displaced children, in data practices.   This event will contribute to collective efforts to build a shared understanding of the state of inclusion of children on the move in data practices and make the case for stronger investment in child-focused data efforts at all levels of government.   If you're in or around Medellín, please join us at 10:45 am on 14 November!   More details here - https://lnkd.in/gHt3MDNt Claudia Cappa Hector Poveda Ivana Hajzmanova UNICEF UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR Data IOM - UN Migration IOM Data OECD - OCDE Eurostat European Commission

🌐 SUPOP Survey 🚀 Open Data Usage Survey for the Slovenian business community! 🔍 How well-versed are you in #opendata? How much do you use it? What is the potential of open data? Open data is freely available data (published on the web using open standards), mostly from the public sector. Open data can be used or shared by anyone without restrictions, for both non-commercial and commercial purposes. 📄 In Slovenia open data is published on the Open Data Hub Slovenia, consisting of about 6000 databases, namely: ·        Slovenian Business Register (source: Agencija RS za javnopravne evidence in storitve, AJPES) ·        Residential housing price indices, Slovenia, yearly (source: Statistični urad Republike Slovenije) ·        Water protection areas (source: Ministrstvo za naravne vire in prostor) ·        Electricity prices (EUR/kWh) (Slovenia, by quarter) etc. 📚 You are kindly invited to complete a short survey that will take no more than 5 minutes: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d-mF7AYj The results of the survey will help to develop incentives and support businesses to re-use open data! 🔑 #datasharing Fakulteta za organizacijske vede UM Ministrstvo za digitalno preobrazbo / Ministry of Digital Transformation Arctur Mirjana Kljajić Borštnar Staša Blatnik Ales Versic Andraž Orehar Urska Starc Peceny Dano Ličen