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Topics:
Data & Analytics
provided by
Good Data Institute
Webinar recording
Description
About the presenters
We're all familiar with the
importance of data, but how do NGOs with limited resources get started? This
session will provide practical tips on the tools and infrastructure needed to
begin your data journey, no matter your organisation's size. We'll cover
strategies for handling messy data and share case studies from organisations
early in their data journey, including real-life examples from Good Data Institute (GDI) projects.
Join us to learn how to effectively manage and utilise your data.
This course is designed to teach participants:
- Where to start when you have limited resources.
- Strategies for handling messy data.
- Review of real life case studies.
- Tips & tools to begin your data journey.
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The digital learning program is made possible by the work of Infoxchange and our generous supporters. You can help us expand the program and provide more of these valuable resources to the for-purpose sector by donating today.
Course resources will be available for 12 months from the date of enrolment, so please make sure you access what you need before the 12 months are up.
Before registering for an external course, check the price and review the provider’s terms and conditions.
These are a summary of key terms and conditions, available in full here.
The digital learning program is made possible by the work of Infoxchange and our generous supporters. You can help us expand the program and provide more of these valuable resources to the for-purpose sector by donating today.
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