510 Data Service Catalogue¶
Welcome to the Data Service Catalogue, an overview of the data services we offer at 510. This catalogue is designed to provide our partners with a clear and detailed overview of our services, helping you understand what to expect from us and how these services can be tailored to meet your specific needs.
The catalogue not only highlights the range of services available but also delves into the methodologies we use and the expected outcomes for successful implementation. It is a valuable tool for business developers, project officers, program officers, and other key stakeholders to make informed decisions about when and how to incorporate our services into their operations.
Our goal is to empower our parterners with credible, impactful solutions that can confidently be promoted within their networks. Whether you're looking to share this information with colleagues, seeking to align a service with your particular context, or ready to initiate a collaboration, the Data Service Catalogue serves as your starting point.
For a detailed exploration of our offerings, use the navigation menu on the left, or quickly locate specific information with the search bar at the top right. Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to contact us for more information or to discuss how we can tailor our services to your context.
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What is a Data Service?¶
A data service represents a tailored solution contextualized for one organization, solving a specific problem and following a standardized methodology, within a project's timeline, budget and quality criteria. In general, it covers a spectrum of offerings, ranging from technical assistance and capacity building to the development of sustainable data management solutions.
A data service is ultimately aimed at ensuring that data-driven decision-making remains at the forefront of their operations. Moreover, a data service actively involves hands-on assistance, peer-to-peer learning, maintaining of services and continuing collaboration to empower stakeholders in harnessing the full potential of data for impactful humanitarian action.
Employing Human Centered Design in data service.¶
Human-Centred Design (HCD) is at the heart of our work. We employ HCD principles to create solutions together with National Societies, tailoring them to fit the local context. Our approach involves key informant interviews, focus group discussions, analysis of the current situation, and future development insights. We ask the NS to set goals and we propose digital solutions accordingly. We engage in iterative design and testing, ensuring that the digital solutions align with the needs and preferences of the communities we serve.
Thematic Areas¶
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Everything about cash.
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Community Engagement & Accountability
Everything about communication.
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Everything about anticipatory action.
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Everything about WASH and climate.
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Anything you need in an emergency.
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What's a data service? Do I need to pay for it? Find the answers to your questions here.
Need further assistance? Contact your dedicated Data Service Coordinator or reach out to our general email.
Knowledge Agenda¶
To further improve data services within the humanitarian sector, 510 will do more research together with ther partners on: * AI for * Use of XX *