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Section 7: Indicators – Existing vs. New Indicators 23 What is an indicator? 23 Types of indicators 23 The basics of good measurement 24 Using existing indicators 24 Developing new indicators 24 Participatory approaches to developing indicators 25 Developing indicators with more limited stakeholder participation 25 Indicator checklist 27 Conclusions, costs and benefits concerning indicators 27 Section 8: Sampling – The Basics 28 Two major types of sampling 28 Costs and benefits concerning sampling and sample size 29 Section 9: Data Analysis and Presentation 30 Data analysis 30 Tools to analyze data 31 Data analysis: best practices 31 Data presentation 31 Stakeholders’ role in the data analysis process 32 Conclusions, costs and benefits concerning data analysis 32 Section 10: Communication and Dissemination of the Results 33 Section 11: Comparing different approaches and costs 34 Examples of what assessments cost 34 Identifying the major costs 34 Lower-cost options 35 Medium-cost options 35 Higher-cost options 36 Overview of selected governance assessments 38 Section 12: Conclusion 40 Governance matters in country-led assessments! 40 Funding priorities 41 The key steps to a successful governance assessment 41 Key Resources and Links 43 Tables and charts Framework for Developing De Jure and De Facto Indicators 12 Activities and Timetable for Indicator Development: An Example from Mongolia’s MDG9 Governance Project 26 Examples of Sampling Error Rates at 95 Percent Certainty: 29 Deciding on Dissemination Products 33 Overview of Governance Assessment Frameworks for Country-Led Assessments 38
Acronyms CPI CSO DIAL DGTTF FH HDI ICRND IDEA MDG MOE NGO NIS NSO OECD OGC REDET TI UGI UNDEF WBI WGA Corruption Perceptions Index Civil society organization Développement et Insertion Internationale Democratic Governance Thematic Trust Fund Freedom House Human Development Index International Conference of New and Restored Democracies International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance Millennium Development Goals Margin of error Non-governmental organization National Integrity System National statistical office Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Oslo Governance Centre Research and Education for Democracy in Tanzania Transparency International Urban Governance Index United Nations Democracy Fund World Bank Institute World Governance Assessment Planning a Governance Assessment: A Guide to Approaches, Costs and Benefits
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