This meeting of the Data Use Working Group will take place on 11 January 2022 from 10-11am EST.
The IATI Data Use Working Group (DUWG) is a multi-stakeholder group of volunteers from across the IATI community who work on increasing the use of IATI data, including through contributions to the evolving Data Use Action Plan and management of a member-approved Data Use Fund. Mark Brough Chairs the group, supported operationally and substantively by the IATI Secretariat.The Terms of Reference for the Working Group can be found here. Notes from the biweekly calls can be accessed here.
DUWG meetings take place every other week on Tuesdays at 10-11am EST (via Zoom) and are open to anyone in the IATI community with an interest in increasing the use of IATI data, regardless of their IATI membership status. If you have any questions on this group, or would like to be added to the Outlook invite for meetings, please contact the IATI Secretariat (Anna Whitson) here in Connect or at anna.whitson@undp.org.
Welcome back, everyone! Hope you all had a restful break and a good start to the new year.
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Agenda for Tuesday 11th January, 2022
1. Secretariat - Update on IATI Datastore
2. Open discussion - priorities for the DUWG in 2022
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1. Update on IATI Datastore:
Please also see this blog from the Secretariat: https://iatistandard.org/en/news/upcoming-launch-of-iatis-datastore-api…
2. Priorities for the DUWG IN 2022:
As it's the first week back in the new year, I thought we could start with an informal discussion about priorities in 2022. Note that given that the DUWG agreed not to do any more commissioning for the coming year, this should focus on the two other roles outlined in the Data Use Action Plan:
1. Platform / convening role
2. Review role
Please come with your ideas for what you think we should collectively focus on in 2022! For reference, please see here the blog I wrote based on everyone's inputs in the DUWG meeting at the start of December:
https://iatistandard.org/en/news/a-year-of-progress-on-data-use/
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