Participants explore how high-quality and reliable data form the basis for evidence-based decisionmaking in clearance planning, tasking, prioritisation, and reporting. Throughout the course, particular emphasis is placed on how to transform raw data into clear and actionable analytical insights for different stakeholders.
Participants learn to identify organisational needs and formulate meaningful performance indicators that reflect the status and effectiveness of operations. The course introduces methods for collecting and verifying data to ensure its accuracy and consistency. Practical exercises help participants interpret and analyse data for each indicator, draw evidence-based conclusions, and understand the operational implications of their findings.
An important component of the training is the ability to communicate analytical results effectively. Participants work on adapting their findings to the needs of the target audience, selecting an appropriate level of detail, and choosing suitable formats for presenting information in line with the operational context.
Aim
The course aims to provide participants with the skills needed to facilitate a constant flow of high-quality information between departments and organisations and to analyse and correctly interpret the data and information available to support decision-making on further clearance, tasking, prioritisation and reporting.
What you will learn?
- assess the needs and define related key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure operational efficiency, improve understanding thereof in their organisation and support its management;
- collect and validate the data required to measure the defined KPIs;
- analyse the data related to each KPI and formulate findings and conclusions;
- disseminate the findings and conclusions, taking into consideration the context, the audience, the required level of detail and the means of dissemination
Who should attend?
Operations and information managers within mine action authorities and operators.
Language level requirements
The course will be delivered in English and Ukrainian. The simultaneous interpretation will be available throughout the training.
Equipment requirements
For a more effective training experience, participants are encouraged to have a laptop.
Teaching approach
Interactive classroom exercises using relevant tools.
Assessment
Individual evaluation of performance during the exercises and the final written test.
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