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Overview


Text should include: Step by Step, Checklist, SOPs, Tips

  • Analysis workflow
    • Design
    • Acquire
    • Analyses (explore, describe, explain, interpret prescribe)
    • Communicate
    • Preparedness (CODs, indicators, assessment registry, HID)
    • Tips (e.g. six -hat or point system)
  • Analysis Spectrum and the HPC (provide details on the process for each phase/product of the HPC)
    • Exploratory
      • Aggregation,  disaggregation
      • Chronologies, timelines
      • SDR
    • Describe
      • Prioritization (sudden onset)
      • Severity (sudden onset)
    • Explain
      • Cause and effect
    • Interpret
      • Ratings, rankings and uncertainty
    • Anticipate
      • Prediction, forecasting
      • scenario building

Exploratory

Most of the focus is on finding whether the analyst has data to start the analysis, structure the existing data that best suit the requirement and identify information gaps. What data is available, which sources you have to your disposal, and whether it can be used.

  • Familiarise yourself with the data and check its characteristics - How relevant, sufficient and reliable is the data?
  • Clean & enrich your data to ensure it is as good as it gets - How clean and ready for analysis is the data? Do I have enough data?
  • Are potential signals hidden in the data?
  • Sort, aggregate and disaggregate and define suitable taxonomy of categories. Code & refine your data – Can the data be better prepared for queries?
  • What are the main results so far?


  • There is a variety of information sources on food insecurity in country X, primarily from IPC, Fewsnet, WFP and FAO.
  • Some are purely observational, some are quantitative.
  • Recent figures on food security are available after a comprehensive national survey by WFP
  • Findings are mostly aligned.
  • No recent information is available from the southern region where accessibility is limited
  • There seem to be higher levels of food insecurity in rural areas.

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Process


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Outputs/Resources


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