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About the webinar

How does a conservation results chain become a working data model? Our first session introduced what makes conservation monitoring and evaluation distinct, and the frameworks that guide it. This session shows how that thinking becomes the design of a real information system.

In this session, we will be using a case study to illustrate how moving from a results chain to a data model looks in practice. We will see how each element of the results chain gets translated into forms, fields, and indicators in a data model.

We will discuss:

• Tracking nature and people together in one system
• Result types in the CMP Open Standards notation
• Building the results chain, and where indicators attach
• Turning chain elements into forms, fields, and indicators
• The finished data model, and what it produces

Is this Webinar for me?

• Do you work in conservation and are you interested in information management?
• Do you want to learn how to turn a conservation results chain into a data model?
• Do you need to report on ecological outcomes and community benefits in one place?

Then, join our webinar!

About the Presenter

Firas El Kurdi is an Implementation Specialist at ActivityInfo with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (University of Balamand) and certifications in MEAL (AUBs Global Health Institute) and Google Data Analytics. Previously a Data Analyst and M&E Officer at NGOs including the Restart Center, he supported education, health, and protection programs for conflict-affected communities in Lebanon, funded by UN agencies and PRM. He brings a strong, data-driven approach to helping organizations deploy ActivityInfo effectively.