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THE GROWTH IN DATA PRODUCTION COLLECTION:

OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Tracey Gyateng, NPC. Twitter: @tgyateng

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Data- Small/Big/open/admin……

• A bit about me and NPC

• Why is it relevant to me?

• What are the challenges?

• How can we make more use of data?

• Questions?

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NPC: TRANSFORMING THE SOCIAL SECTOR

3 NPC works at the nexus between non-profits and funders Non-profit Sector Funder Increasing the impact of non-profits eg, impact-focused theories of change Strengthening the partnership eg, collaboration towards shared goals Increasing the impact of funders

eg, framing issue & mapping needs

Consultancy Think tank

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DATA ZEITGEIST

Big push from UK government to be seen as world leaders

– Open Data White Paper/ Shakespeare review – Open Data Institute

– Open Government Partnership

But concerns about recent Commission on FOI

• Data sharing initiative led by Cabinet Office & Involve- datasharing.org.uk

• International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI)

• 360 degree giving (Indigo Trust, Nesta, Nominet Trust)

• Increased development of tools and interactive infographics e.g JRF Data, Shelter Housing Databank, HACT Community Insights

• ESRC Big Data network- creating research centres

Administrative Data; Local Government; Business; Third Sector?

• Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research, Data & Methods

(WISERD) = More academic interest in the third sector

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DATA, THE NEW OIL?

Data & voluntary sector 5

Understand/predict needs/issues better e.g. needs mapping

Campaigning

Improve operational effectiveness in service delivery or support

functions e.g. engaging supporters, fundraising, identifying areas for service provision

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WHY IS DATA RELEVANT TO CHARITIES? (1/3)

Source: http://openhealthdata.cdehub.org/ 6

To understand need & scenario planning e.g Diabetes

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WHY IS DATA RELEVANT TO CHARITIES? (2/3)

To improve operational effectiveness in service delivery or support

functions

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• Birmingham Library using data from social media to understand how people interact with the library

• National Biodiversity Network Gateway- an open data repository for wildlife data https://data.nbn.org.uk/ e.g Pond Conservation Trust

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WHY IS DATA RELEVANT TO CHARITIES? (3/3)

To improve understanding of outcomes and impact e.g. Justice Data

Lab

Source: http://www.justice.gov.uk/justice-data-lab 8

Individual level data

Provider organisation

MoJ

Matching and analysis

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Results taken from Ministry of Justice

Justice Data Lab statistics: October 2013

•Short term, full-time employment contracts. Aims to move them into full-time employment elsewhere.

•72 offender records for which re-offending data was available could be matched to offenders with similar characteristics

• A reduction in re-offending between 1 and 23 percentage points. This reduction is statistically significant

SPECIFIC REPORT – BLUE SKY

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45%

Blue Sky (72 records) Matched Control Group (212,131 offender

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BARRIERS TO USING EXTERNAL DATA?

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Access

Cannot reliably get access to available data.

Do not understand the datasets they access. Availability

Datasets are not open, or there is no process for requesting data (eg, for sensitive data).

Awareness

Unaware that data is available.

Capability

Do not recognise the potential of data, or have a vision of what could be achieved with it.

Do not have the skills to analyse data or understand the results.

Incentives

There are few incentives to overcome the barriers to accessing and using data. Desire

Data can be

disruptive: some may not want to risk

negative results.

Capacity

Do not have the time or money to invest in data.

Supply Demand

Privacy & Ownership

Releasing data safely. Ethics: Ensuring no harm

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HOW DO WE MAKE MORE USE OF DATA? (1/2)

Supply

• Engage with initiatives relating to opening data both within and

outside the sector

• Explore & develop ethics of data ownership, access and use

• Government needs to extend beyond open data, to allowing access to

sensitive data while complying with confidentiality requirements.

Demand

• Create a culture that supports and even encourages attempts to use

data to better understand how charities operate

• Funders and commissioners must take steps to incentivise use of

data

• More case studies needed to raise awareness of the impact that data

can have

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HOW DO WE MAKE MORE USE OF DATA? (2/2)

• Charity sector needs to develop and attract more analytical skills to

enable charities to use the data available

– Use free resources to help increase data skills (Massive Open Online Courses- MOOCs), such as the Open Knowledge Foundation’s School of Data and statistics and Khan Academy or data analysis courses taught by academics e.g. Coursera

– Charities can recruit volunteer data analysts or IT specialists e.g.

DataKind, Pro Bono Economics, Pro Bono Operational Research, NCVO and Govt statisticians

– Active community of data and IT specialists who recognise the skills

shortage esp within the non-profit sector and who are keen to build tools to make it easier e.g. Nominet Trust, Data Unity, Mastodon C

– Approach academic departments e.g. UK Data Service, Administrative Data Research Centre

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QUESTIONS FOR YOU

• DO YOU THINK YOU ARE MAKING THE MOST USE OF YOUR

DATA?

– PLEASE SHARE HOW YOU ARE USING IT

• WHAT ARE THE BARRIERS FOR YOU IN USING DATA?

• HOW DO WE SUPPORT THE SECTOR TO BECOME MORE

ENGAGED WITH USING DATA?

• HOW CAN YOU SHARE THE RESULTS OF YOUR DATA

ANALYSIS?

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CLOSING THOUGHTS

• Data expansion is exciting (I would say that!)

• Data is incredibly powerful to:

– Understand need & scenario planning/prediction – Campaigning

– Improve operations/service delivery – Evaluate & measure impact

• More sharing of HOW data is being used is needed

YOUR DATA/Small data IS KEY

[email protected]

www.NPCDataLabs.org

Twitter: @tgyateng

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