Analysis is a key part of the information management process. In this episode we talk about how to conduct a data analysis session. We cover the purpose, how to include other sources of data, and we review the four steps of data analysis as well as 10 practical tips on how to conduct a data analysis session.

The first in our new series on data points to look at for analysis. This one covers the overall incident number, the perpetrator-survivor relationship, incident location and the referral pathway

What are the four steps of data analysis?

This is the first in our series of Linking Data Analysis with Programming - covering International Rescue Committee's use of GBVIMS data to inform their programming. Read the whole story at gbvims.com

Talking about consent for services and information sharing is a tough skill to master - join us as we talk through the steps.

Where does MARA fit within the GBVIMS?

Why does coordination matter? How does good coordination impact the GBVIMS?

The GBVIMS enables humanitarian actors to safely collect, store, and analyze reported data on gender-based vilence and facilitates the safe and ethical share of this data with other local actors. Episode 1 gives an overview of the system and the what's upcoming.