The Philippine Action Plan on the Inclusive Data Charter · data should be disaggregated by sex, age, geography, disability status and where possible by income, race, ethnicity, migratory

Republic of the Philippines

Philippine Statistics Authority

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The Philippine Action Plan on theInclusive Data Charter2018-2023

18 October 2018

Bangkok, Thailand



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Outline

I. The Sustainable Development GoalsLeaving No One Behind

II. The Inclusive Data Charter

III. The 2018-2023 Philippine Action Plan on the IDC

IV. Next steps



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I. The SDGs: Leaving No One Behind

… just, equitable, tolerant, open and socially inclusive world in which the needs of the

most vulnerable are met.

Three concepts: • ending extreme poverty • reducing inequalities• addressing discriminatory behaviours



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Objectives:• to mobilize political support

to improve the quality, quantity, availability, and financing of disaggregated data to support the 2030 Agenda’s ambition of leaving no one behind.

• to act as a mechanism to spur countries and organizations to accelerate action on data disaggregation and encourage others to do the same.

1. About the IDC

a multi-stakeholder mechanism with a core group of governments, international organizations, and civil society organizations that ensures “no one is left behind” in terms of availability of data on SDGs.



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II. The Inclusive Data Charter2. Founding Champions (July 2018)

Facilitator:



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I. The Inclusive Data Charter3. Title

Everybody Counts: A commitment to ensure that no one is left behind in the pursuit and measurement of social and economic progress.

Improved quality, quantity, financing and availability of inclusive and disaggregated data as well as the capacity and capability to produce and use it.

4. Vision

Inclusive Data… • covers all people• is routinely

disaggregated• is collected in a manner

ensuring that there are no systematic biases and that no vulnerable groups are systematically excluded

• is open, interoperable and accessible.



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• children• youth• persons with disabilities• people living with HIV• older persons• indigenous peoples• refugees• internally displaced

persons• migrants

5. Disaggregating Variables

Is the list complete?Is the list inclusive?

No one should be left out!



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SDG indicators should be disaggregated, where relevant, by:

• income• sex• age• race• ethnicity• migratory status• disability and• geographic location• or other characteristics

in accordance with the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics

General AssemblyResolution 68/261

5. Disaggregating Variables



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II. The Inclusive Data Charter5. Principles

1. All populations must be included in the data

acknowledge the most vulnerable, discriminated against and excluded groups of people and understand their lives.

2. All data should, wherever possible, be disaggregated in order to accurately describe all populations.

data should be disaggregated by sex, age, geography, disability status and where possible by income, race, ethnicity, migratory status and other characteristics relevant in national contexts.

3. Data should be drawn from all available sources

need to release high quality timely data from official and non-official sources.

4. Those responsible for the collection of data and production of statistics must be accountable.

Balance between transparency and privacy.

5. Human and technical capacity to collect, analyze, and use disaggregated data must be improved, including through adequate and sustainable financing

We recognize that collecting and analyzing disaggregated data needs specific skills and the need to finance data collection, analysis, and use.



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Disaggregating Variables

No. of Indicators withdisaggregations

III. The Philippine Action Plan on the Inclusive Data Charter (PhilIDC)1. SDG indicators in the Philippines in terms of disaggregating variables

Goal 3 (Good Health) has the highest number of disaggregating variables:Location (7), Sex (8), Age (6), Income (5),Others (12)

Goal 12 (Responsible consumption) has no disaggregating variables.

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III. The Philippine Action Plan on the Inclusive Data Charter (PhilIDC)1. SDG availability in the Philippines in terms of disaggregating variables

LOC = Location or spatial disaggregation (e.g. by metropolitan areas, urban/rural, or districts), SEX = Sex and gender, AGE = Age, INC = Income Quintiles/ Deciles, DIS = Disability, EIS = Ethnicity and indigenous status, MIG = Migration status, OTH = Others

32 indicators

have disaggregation on

indigenous peoples

24 indicators

have disaggrega

tion on migration

status

36 indicators

have disaggregation on persons

with disabilities



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Name of statistical

activity/program

SDG indicator/s

addressed

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Conduct of the 2020

Census of Population

and Housing

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denominator in

most SDG

population-

denominated

indicators

Conduct:

2020

Results:

2021

PSA

Data for Development

Project to strengthen

the capacity of NSOs

to meet the

disaggregated data

requirements of the

SDGs

SDG indicators

which have

disaggregating

variables

2018-2020 Asian

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Name of statistical

activity/program

SDG indicator/s

addressed

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Development of

methodology for

estimating poverty

statistics for

Indigenous Peoples

and Persons with

Disability

Disaggregation of

poverty statistics

among special

population

groups; SDG

1.2.1

Conduct:

2019-2020

PSA/ IAC Poverty

Statistics

Development of an

official methodology

for generating socio-

economic

classification

Lower level

disaggregation of

income and

expenditure

statistics; SDG

1.1.1, 1.2.1

Conduct:

2019-2020

PSA/ IAC Poverty

Statistics



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The Philippine Statistics Authority is committed to:

III. The Philippine Action Plan on the Inclusive Data Charter (PhilIDC)2. Philippine commitment to the IDC

Ensuring data is disaggregated by age, sex, location, disability, and ethnicity in the 2020 Census of Population and Housing

Exploring methodologies for generating poverty statistics for indigenous people and persons with disabilities and provincial-level poverty statistics for all basic sectors including women and children

Improving disaggregation for statistics in the areas of poverty, nutrition, health, education, employment and transport

Exploring opportunities to use small area estimation and big data to meet the data disaggregation requirements of the SDGs, with the support of development partners

Integrating geospatial information and statistics



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III. The Philippine Action Plan on the Inclusive Data Charter (PhilIDC)4. Next steps

• The PhilIDC was presented in theMeeting of Philippine SDG Indicators Focal Points (August 6) , the ASEAN Statistical Forum (Aug 8) and the 8th Session of the ASEAN Community Statistical System (Oct 10) to enjoin other AMS NSOs to adopt the Charter

• Continuous coordination with government agencies producing SDG indicators in the context of disaggregating variables

• Updating the Action Plan, whenever necessary, to reflect developmental activities in the area of data disaggregation



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