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Republic of the Philippines
Philippine Statistics Authority
Development and Implementation of
the Philippine SDG Indicator
Framework
MECHELLE M. VIERNESPhilippine Statistics Authority
Regional Workshop on National SDG Reporting Mechanisms: An End-to-End Process Framework10-13 September 2019
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1.4.3 Data Literacy and User Engagement Strategy
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Philippine Statistics Authority
1.4.3 Data Literacy and User Engagement Strategy
User’s Forum
Statistical Literacy Trainings (in collaboration with PSRTI)• Conduct of statistical literacy trainings to
encourage users an data providers to
participate in knowledge sharing and
information dissemination.
• to enhance appreciation of officialstatistics, particularly on SDGindicators
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1.4.3 Data Literacy and User Engagement Strategy
PSA Central Office and Field Offices
Non-Government Agencies
Conferences
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Various Government Agencies
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS7 8
Multisectoral Committee on International Human Development Commitments
Academe
SDG Sectoral Fora
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
The PSA Board enjoined all concerned governmentinstrumentalities to provide the necessary datasupport to monitor the country’s performance vis-à-vis the SDGs based on the indicator framework thatshall be determined by the NEDA, PSA and othergovernment agencies.
– PSA Resolution No. 4 Series of 201612 May 2016
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
Establishment of Teams for SDGs
PSA SDG Team
Philippine SDG Focal Points (SDGFP)
Policy-making Body Data Producers
Data Providers Research and Training Institutions
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
Data Revolution Workshop
• WASH Indicators Assessment and Recommendations on Addressing Data Gaps
• Metadata Preparation
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
Tier I – with established methodology , regularly collected
Tier II - with established methodology, data not regularly collected
Tier III - no established methodology, methodologies are being developed/tested
41.8% (93 unique
indicators)
24.6% (55 indicators)
29.1% (71 indicators)
4.51% (13 indicators)
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Not Applicable
Tier Classification of Indicators at the National Level*
*102 indicators are Tier 1 indicators
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Tier 2 Tier 3
Distribution of the Tier 2 and 3 indicators, by inclusion in the PDP and PSS Statistical Capacity
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A – Indicator is in the PDP and PSShas some initial activities or alreadyhas concrete plans to address datagap
B- Indicator is NOT in the PDP(including the PDP results matrix)but PSS has some initial activities oralready has concrete plans toaddress data gap
C-Indicator is NOT in the PDP(including the PDP results matrix)and PSS DOES NOT HAVE activities orconcrete plans yet to address datagap
D- Indicator is in the PDP (includingthe PDP results matrix) and PSSDOES NOT HAVE activities orconcrete plans to address data gap
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
GOALS17
TARGETS
97INDICATORS
155
“Approving and Adopting the Initial List of Sustainable
Development Goals for Monitoring in the Philippines”- PSA Board Resolution no. 09, Series of 2017
102 GLOBALINDICATORS
28 PROXYINDICATORS
25 SUPPLEMENTALINDICATORS
Among the 155 identified Philippine SDG Indicators,
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
BY SOURCE AGENCY (in percentage)
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2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
Regional
Provincial
By Sex
66%
42%
84%
BY SOURCE OF PRIMARY DATA,
BY AVAILABLE DISAGGREGATION
Admin Data
Survey
Admin data and Survey
Admin data and Census
66%
23%
5%
6%
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2.2.2 Define metadata for national SDG indicators
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Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Goal 4
Goal 5
Goal 6
Goal 7
Goal 8
Goal 9
Goal 10
Goal 11
Goal 12
Goal 13
Goal 14
Goal 15
Goal 16
Goal 17
Philippine SDG indicator in the PDP
Philippine SDG indicator not in the PDP
Legend:
68 out 155 indicators are in
the PDP Results
Matrix
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2.2.3. Data Gap Analysis
PSA-UNSD Project on “Enhancing National Statistical Capacity to measure, monitor, assessand report on progress on achieving post-2015 goals and targets for SustainableDevelopment”
Groups of the SDG indicatorsNumber of
indicators
% of applicable
indicators
All unique SDG indicators 232
Not applicable 13
Applicable 219 100.00
Currently available 45 20.55
Easily feasible 59 26.94
Feasible with a strong effort 106 48.40
Not feasible even with a strong effort 9 4.11
Current statistical capacity (sum of
currently available and easily feasible
indicators)
104 44.83
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2.2.3. Data Gap Analysis
Status of SDGI Data Disaggregation
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2.2.4 Assess the Baseline values
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2.3.2 Aligning NSDS with SDGs
Released in September 2016
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2.3.2 Aligning NSDS with SDGs
Chapter Sections:1) Introduction2) Scope and Coverage3) Milestones4) Key Developments5) Issues and Challenges6) Key Statistical
Development Programs and Activities
7) Budget Requirements
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Initiatives in Addressing Data Gaps
PSDP2018-2023
Philippine SDG Indicator
Framework
- Review and update the Philippine
SDG Indicator Framework
- Development of methodologies for
Tiers 2 and 3 indicators
- Formulation of Core Regional SDG
Indicator Framework
Sources of Data for SDG
Monitoring
- Regular conduct and institutionalization
of surveys and censuses
- Comprehensive review of core surveys to
include modules for generation of SDG
statistics
- Exploration of various techniques (e.g.
small-area estimation technique, big
data) to address need for data
disaggregation
- Strengthen collection and improvement
of administrative data forms
- Harmonization Mechanism on
Administrative Data
Data Capture Mechanism from
Private Sector, CSOs, and
academe
Admin-based data
- Improvement of admin-based data to
respond to the various data
requirements in the SDG framework
- Administrative Data Review and
Clearance System
Data Dissemination on SDGs
- Development of mechanism and techniques
- Development of National Reporting Platform
- Open data from agencies
- Information, Education, and Communication
(IEC) materials on SDGs Registers for Statistical Uses
- Public-Private Partnership for data
donation
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Localization of SDG Indicators
155 PHILIPPINE SDGINDICATORS
CORE REGIONAL SDGINDICATORS
CORE PROVINCIAL SDGINDICATORS
CORE CITY/MUN SDGINDICATORS
Linking the
SDG Indicators
232 Global SDG Indicators
CoRe-SDGI
CoP-SDGI
CoMunSDGIs
GLOBAL
NATIONAL
REGIONAL
PROVINCIAL
CITY/MUNICIPAL
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data communities
types of data
institutions Laws&policyframeworks
technologies
platforms and tools
1. Current State
CSOs
Public/Government
Official Poverty
Estimation Methodology
RA10625
Federated SDGs
Surveys/ census
admin data
WebsiteInternet
databases
email
FIESAPIS
LFS
PSADSWD
DOF
Listahanan
data standards
Media
Academia
CPH
Basic Sectors
Price survey
PPDONAPC
MPDOPhilHealthCBMS
NNS
International Organization
Poverty webpage
OpenSTAT
Infographics
Maps
RA 8425SDS
DILG
Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem
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data communities
types of data
institutions Laws & policy frameworks
technologies
platforms and tools
CSOs
Public/Government
Private Sector
Official Poverty
Estimation Methodology
RA10625
Federated SDGs
Surveys/ census
admin data
EmailInternet
databases
Website
FIESAPISLFS
PSA
DSWD
DOF
Listahanan
harmonization
Media
Academia
CAPI
CPH
Basic Sectors
Price survey
PPDOMPDO
NAPCPhilHealth
Enhanced CBMS
NNS
International Organization
Poverty webpage
OpenSTAT
Infographics
Maps
RA 8425
SDS
DILG
Cloud
Data Portal
Data sharing
data standards
RSDP
Statistical unit/personnelOnline forms
Registers
Big data
Citizen-generated data
Non-traditional data
2. IDEAL State
Draft POVERTY Data Ecosystem
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Data Literacy and User’s Engagement Strategy
Formulate Regional Set of Indicators
• Regional Workshops on Regional Strategic Priorities and
SDG Alignment (1 August – 8 September 2017)
• Provincial Strategic Direction Setting Conference Workshops
(16 August – 30 September 2017)
• Assessment of the SDG indicators
• Identification of the proxy and supplemental indicators
• Initial list of core regional SDG indicators was presented in
the Regional Statistics Committee Summit last
September 4-5, 2018.
L calization of the SDGs
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• minimum set of SDG indicators for sub-nationalcompilation and dissemination to facilitate sub-national comparisons to help monitor the achievementof the SDGs
• selected indicators should be broadly consistent withInitial List of Philippine SDG Indicators as approvedby the PSA Board Resolution no. 09, Series of 2017
CoRe-SDGIs
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14 Goals42 Targets70 indicators(62 unique indicators)
CoRe-SDGIsPSA Board Resolution No. 12 Series of 2019 - Approving And Adopting The Core Regional Sustainable Development Goals Indicators (CoRe-SDGI)
Metadata was approved together with the Co-Re SDGIs
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L calization of the SDGs
Formulate Provincial and Municipal Set of Indicators
Data Gap Analysis
• CPDOs/MPDOs with the help of PSA, DILG, NEDA and PPDOs,
assess the SDG indicators by looking at the availability, data
sources and actual policy uses of the indicators at the
provincial level and city and municipal level
• Regions made use of the SDG Assessment Matrix to
evaluate their readiness in monitoring the SDGs
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L calization of the SDGs
2.2.4 Assess the Baseline values
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L calization of the SDGs
Formulate Provincial and Municipal Set of Indicators
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Localization of SDG Indicators
Integrating
the SDG to
national,
regional,
provincial,
development
planning
Philippine SDG Indicators (PH-SDGI)
integrated in the Philippine Development
Plan Results Matrix (PDP-RM)
PH-SDGI integrated
in the Regional
Development Plan
Results Matrices
(RDP-RM)
PH-SDGI integrated in
the Provincial
Development Plan
Results Matrices
(ProvDP-RM)
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1.4.3 Data Literacy and User Engagement Strategy
2.2.1 Formulate National set of SDG Indicators
2.2.2 Define metadata for national SDG indicators
2.2.3. Data Gap Analysis
2.2.4 Assess the Baseline values
2.3.2 Aligning NSDS with SDGs
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Next Steps
• Development of the Core Provincial SDG Indicators• Development of the Core City and Municipal SDG
Indicators• Review and Refinement of the Initial List of the
Philippine SDG Indicators• Updating of the Philippine Development Plan Results
Matrix and Integration of the Philippine SDGs• Monitoring of the SDG Statistical Activities
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Maraming Salamat Po!
Thank You!
PSA-SDG Webpage: psa.gov.ph/sdgPSA SDG Email: [email protected]