Data Ecosystem For: Sdgis

Republic of the Philippines
Philippine Statistics Authority
DATA ECOSYSTEM
for
SDGIs
PHILIPPINES
WILMA A. GUILLEN
Assistant National Statistician
Social Sector Statistics Service
SSO/PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY
MAKING the SDGIs HAPPEN in

the Philippines?
HOW?
== > Consultation Process < = =
Linking NATIONAL NATIONAL
Linking
the LOCAL
the
LOCAL
SDGIs SDGIs
== > Alignment w/ DevPlans < = = 2

SDGS INDICATOR FRAMEWORK

SDGs INDICATOR FRAMEWORK

Philippine SDGIs
“Approving and Sustainable Adopting the
Initial List of Development Goals for
Monitoring in the Philippines” - PSA Board
Resolution no. 09, Series of 2017
17 97 155
GOALS TARGETS INDICATORS
SDGs INDICATOR FRAMEWORK
CoRe-SDGIs
Global SDGIs =>
Philippines SDGIs =>
CoRe-SDGIs
Implementation Process == >

ALIGNMENT to National Plans
2040 MATATAG, MAGINHAWA AT PANATAG NA BUHAY
TO LAY DOWN THE FOUNDATION FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH, A HIGH-TRUST AND RESILIENT
2022 SOCIETY, AND A GLOBALLY-COMPETITIVE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
“MALASAKIT” “PAGBABAGO” “PATULOY NA PAG-UNLAD”

ENHANCING THE SOCIAL FABRIC INEQUALITY-REDUCING TRANSFORMATION INCREASING GROWTH POTENTIAL
Ensure people-centered, clean, Expand Increase access Advance Stimulate

and efficient governance economic to economic technology innovation
opportunities opportunities adoption
Pursue swift and fair IMPLEMENT STRATEGIC TRADE AND FISCAL POLICY, MAINTAIN MACROECONOMIC
administration of justice STABILITY, AND PROMOTE COMPETITION
Promote Philippine culture Accelerate Reduce vulnerability Reach for demographic

and awareness human capital of individuals dividend
development
Ensure peace and security Accelerate strategic Ensure safety and build Ensure ecological integrity,
infrastructure resilience clean and healthy
development environment

Commitment to Innovate
• New strategies in data generation activities

are TO TRANSCEND or go beyond the
traditional censuses and surveys.
• EXPLORE NON-traditional data sources, like
1. administrative data;
2. Registers;
3. Big Data

• Census- a type of data collection method

that involves complete enumeration of the
entire population
a) Census of Population and Housing
b) Census of Agriculture and Fisheries
c) Community-based Monitoring System

• Survey- an investigation about the characteristics

of a given population by means of collecting data
from a sample of that population and estimating
their characteristics through the systematic use
of statistical methodology.
a) Family Income and Expenditure Survey
b) Labor Force Survey

• Administrative Data - collected by

governments or other organizations for non-
statistical reasons to provide overviews on
transactions, and record keeping.
1. Basic Education Information System – DepEd
2. Field Health Services Information System -
DOH

Registers – is a unit-level (total) data set that comprises a

certain complete target population. These are regularly
updated to keep track of any changes in the data
describing the units and their attributes.
a) Civil Registration;
b) Property register (real estate, buildings and
dwellings);
c) Business register (businesses, enterprises and
establishments).
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An INNOVATION to address data

gaps at the subnational levels
Strengthening of Sub-national Data Ecosystem In biology, ecosystems
are a group of
organisms defined by a
network of interactions
• Living: Flora & Fauna

• Non-living things
• Interaction between
the organisms
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• food chain
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• co-existence
Data Ecosystem
A data ecosystem is
the complex system
of relationships
between:
• individuals
• organizations
• data sets
• standards
• resources
• platforms
• other elements
that define the
environment in which
each particular data
Source: Open Data Charter and the African Data
Consensus, 2016
resource exists.
Data Ecosystem
encompasses:
PEOPLE | TECHNOLOGY |
PROCESSES
1. data communities
(e.g. public and private data
providers and users)
2. institutions
(e.g. NSOs, data-producing
government agencies, academia,
research institutions)
3. technologies
4. platforms and tools
5. (types of) data
(old and new)
6. laws and policy
frameworks
Source: Open Data Charter and the African Data
Consensus, 2016 7. dynamic interaction
Data Ecosystem
People Processes Mutual

Quality
Benefit/
Statistics
Technology Value
Improved
Quality
of Life
SOURCE: PSA-SS: CJA
Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem

Data Laws and Platforms Technologies Institutions Type of
communities policy and tools Data
• Public/ frameworks • Internet • PSA Regional/ • Administrative
• Federated
Government ‐ Website provincial data systems
• RA10625 SDGs
• Private Sector ‐ Email office ‐ LISTAHANAN
• data standards • Poverty
• Academia • Databases • PPDO ‐ CBMS
(PSA) Webpage
• CSOs/NGOs • Use of CAPI for • MPDO • Surveys
• Official Poverty • OpenSTAT
- basic sectors some surveys • DSWD - FIES
Estimation • Infographics
• International • DOF - APIS
Methodology • Thematic
Organizations • NAPC - LFS
• RA 8425 Maps
• PHILHEALTH - CPH
• System of
• DILG - Price
Designated
surveys
Statistics
- NNS
Building blocks for a data ecosystem

1. Current State
1. Current State International Poverty

Organization webpage
Public/ Basic
Academia Government Sectors
APIS OpenSTAT
LFS FIES
Media CSOs
CPH Surveys/ platforms Infographics
types
census
data and tools Federated SDGs
NNS of data
Price communities Maps
survey RA10625
admin
data institutions Laws&policy
Official
Listahanan frameworks Poverty
MPDO
CBMS PhilHealth Estimation
PSA Methodology
DSWD
technologies DILG NAPC
PPDO SDS
RA 8425
Internet DOF data
Website
databases standards
email

2. IDEAL State
APIS International Poverty Cloud
CPH LFS FIES
Organization webpage
Public/ Basic
NNS Government Sectors
Price Academia Private OpenSTAT
survey Surveys/
Sector
census
Registers Media CSOs Infographics
platforms
Big data and tools Federated SDGs
types data
Citizen-generated
data of data communities Data Portal
Maps
Non-traditional admin RA10625

data institutions Laws & policy
data
frameworks
NAPC Official
Listahanan Enhanced
PhilHealth Poverty
CBMS PSA SDS Estimation
technologies DSWD PPDO RSDP Methodology
DILG MPDO
Internet RA 8425
Email
databases CAPI DOF data
harmonization standards
Website Statistical Data
Online forms unit/personnel sharing


Desired/Ideal
Status quo
state
Maintaining the current data ecosystem Scaling up a data ecosystem
• Coordination and • Conventional and new data are
harnessed – big data, registers, business
collaboration between associations
stakeholders are in place • Standards and frameworks are adopted
– open data, data sharing, classification
• Sources of data are • Capacity development is a priority
defined and identified • ICT is leveraged – infostructure, cloud,
• Legal and policy data portal
• Public-private partnership – data sharing
frameworks are present • Investments are important – in statistics,
• Availability of some ICT in statisticians, in statistical offices
SOURCE: PSA-SS: CJA
Business Not Usual in a Data Ecosystem

“………..healthy data
ecosystem would be
one where
government, civil
society (& development
partners in many cases),
the private sector,
and citizens work
cohesively to produce
important data in a
timely manner that
are publicly available.”
Taryn Davis
2015 Cartagena Data Festival SOURCE: PSA-SS: CJA
Business Not Usual in a Data Ecosystem
Traditional “Business Not Usual”

Census, surveys Big data, citizen-generated data,
satellite images
Paper questionnaires Computer-aided Personal Interview
(CAPI), tablets Data tell,
Face-to-face interviews Online submission Information compel,
stories sell
Data silos Data ecosystem
Data analysis Infographics, Data visualizations,
Data storytelling, Data poetry
Data sharing Data philanthropy , Data partnership,
Data collaboratives • Modernization
• Innovation
Database, Data warehouse Data garden, Data farm • Transformation
Data Revolution
SOURCE: PSA-SS: CJA
Other Advocacy platforms
Increasing Virtual Visibility SDG Webpage containing:
• Assessment of SDG Indicators
• List of SDG Indicators for Initial
Monitoring in the Philippines
• Metadata
• SDG Database
• Resolutions related to SDGs
• Events
• Related links
Maraming
Salamat Po!
PSA Website:
psa.gov.ph

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Republic of the Philippines

Philippine Statistics Authority

MAKING the SDGIs HAPPEN in

== > Alignment w/ DevPlans < = = 2

SDGS INDICATOR FRAMEWORK

SDGs INDICATOR FRAMEWORK

SDGs INDICATOR FRAMEWORK

Global SDGIs =>

Philippines SDGIs =>

Implementation Process == >

“MALASAKIT” “PAGBABAGO” “PATULOY NA PAG-UNLAD”

Ensure people-centered, clean, Expand Increase access Advance Stimulate

Promote Philippine culture Accelerate Reduce vulnerability Reach for demographic

Implementation Process == >

• New strategies in data generation activities

Implementation Process == >

• Census- a type of data collection method

Implementation Process == >

• Survey- an investigation about the characteristics

Implementation Process == >

• Administrative Data - collected by

Implementation Process == >

Registers – is a unit-level (total) data set that comprises a

Philippine Statistics Authority

An INNOVATION to address data

• Living: Flora & Fauna

People Processes Mutual

Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem

Building blocks for a data ecosystem

1. Current State International Poverty

Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem

Non-traditional admin RA10625

Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem

Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem

Business Not Usual in a Data Ecosystem

Traditional “Business Not Usual”

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