Table 8.1: Performance criteria for an agricultural data system
Actors |
Cost-effectiveness |
Efficiency |
Accuracy |
Timeliness |
Decision-makers and |
Understand importance of using |
Willing to provide both moral |
Value high-quality data and insist on |
Insistence on timely |
Data system managers |
Able to provide policymakers with |
Well organized and able to |
Actively seek to minimize non- |
Dedicated to providing high- |
Technical support: |
Able to choose the most appropriate |
Able to correctly analyze |
Use "total survey design" techniques |
Able to design surveys that |
A d m i n i s t rat i v e |
Aware of the importance of |
Able to facilitate the required |
Acknowledge importance of |
Understand the importance |
Data collection staff: |
Well trained in the various data |
Motivated to provide the most |
Fully trained in importance of |
Dedicated employees willing |
Data handlers and |
Able to make realistic estimates of |
Knowledgeable of various |
Recognize importance of following |
Able to input, clean, and |
Data analysts |
Thoroughly understand current |
Well trained in various data- |
Knowledgeable of the biases present |
Reviews data and prepares |
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