Policy Target

Data collection

Framework graphic with the entry point 'Assess and Measure Long-Term Impacts' highlighted

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives use routine, reliable administrative data for assessment, when appropriate. Initiatives ensure (i) modernized data collection systems and linkage procedures are in place and (ii) data are up-to-date and can be linked with other databases.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Number/percentage of government units or organizations releasing reports with current statistics
  • Number/percentage of government units or organizations reporting associations between socioeconomic and cultural factors and financial strain or financial wellbeing


EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives seek to implement data collection systems that support long-term assessment where administrative data is unavailable or incomplete.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Availability of new ongoing or periodic databases
  • Availability of qualitative data to contextualize statistics


EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Relevant and comprehensive demographic and socioeconomic data (e.g., race/ethnicity, sex, gender, socioeconomic status, immigration status) is routinely collected to allow for stratified analysis to better understand different groups’ needs.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Availability of systematic collection of data categorizing identities and backgrounds
  • Number/percentage of government units or organizations presenting stratified or targeted data analysis


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