Andi Pawelke

@pa_wela

Helping organizations make sense of data, strategy & innovation

Germany
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    Mar 16

    [Uh uh] Combining thick & big data to better understand urban issues - an example on road safety in Mexico City via

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    27 Nov 2021

    The Handbook is finally out! A resource we have been developing for over a year to bring development practitioners a step-by-step guide on how to combine traditional and non-traditional data to identify and learn from outperformers.

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    26 Nov 2021

    Learn how to use to address complex development challenges. Our Data Powered Positive Deviance handbook is OUT NOW - providing a step-by-step guide to applying the DPPD method. Learn about it here ⬇️

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  4. 25 Nov 2021

    Starting in 20 mins!

    This week we're launching a handbook on the data powered positive deviance (DPPD) method: Not sure about signing up? Here's a thread on what to expect to help you decide (and a little preview of the handbook) 🧵 👇
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  5. 23 Nov 2021

    Tomorrow (Thursday) 2pm CET

    This week we're launching a handbook on the data powered positive deviance (DPPD) method: Not sure about signing up? Here's a thread on what to expect to help you decide (and a little preview of the handbook) 🧵 👇
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    22 Nov 2021

    Join us this Thurs Nov 25 @ 8AM EST as we launch the Data Powered Positive Deviant handbook – a practical tool to guide you on all 5 stages of the method + practical examples from . 🗓️Save a seat today:

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    20 Nov 2021

    Exploring the intersection of positive deviance approaches and data science. After the pilots, comes the handbook Congats

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    19 Nov 2021

    Join us next week on 🗓️Tuesday, November 23 at 12:00 GMT+3 for the launch of our Ministry of Data handbook📘 and learn how we at UNDP design and run challenges. 👉 Learn more:

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  9. 22 Nov 2021

    If this sounds like a good investment of your time, register here:

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  10. 22 Nov 2021

    We'll make time for Q&A at the end. For those who want to learn more and chat with the different teams we have an informal networking session right after the more official part of the event.

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  11. 22 Nov 2021

    We might also hear from some of the new projects that are currently being scoped in India, North Macedonia and Egypt. How do they go about defining the problem? Sourcing data? Engaging stakeholders?

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  12. 22 Nov 2021

    The handbook builds on the experiences of multi-disciplinary pilot teams who have worked on 6 challenges across 7 countries. In the webinar, the pilot teams will explain how they went through the various stages. Learn more about the pilots:

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  13. 22 Nov 2021

    In the webinar we'll walk you through the five stages of the process: starting with the initial assessment of the method given a particular project scope to the more technical details of how to identify potential positive deviants in large data sets.

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  14. 22 Nov 2021

    The handbook is a practical guide for the application of the DPPD method to help development practitioners identify and scale uncommon but successful practices using digital data sources. The goal? Amplify locally sourced solutions.

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  15. 22 Nov 2021

    This week we're launching a handbook on the data powered positive deviance (DPPD) method: Not sure about signing up? Here's a thread on what to expect to help you decide (and a little preview of the handbook) 🧵 👇

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  16. 4 Nov 2021

    On positive deviance and data powered positive deviance in the public sector by Sandra Naranjo Bautista of (and former acting Vice President of Ecuador) ht cc

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    6 Oct 2021

    Identifying grassroots solutions using digital data - 6 lessons from applying data powered positive deviance in Ecuador, Mexico, Niger and Somalia Congrats

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  18. 5 Oct 2021

    We've put together a website where you can find out more about data powered positive deviance, the method and how it's being applied across the globe:

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  19. 5 Oct 2021

    New report out. Read about how four project teams have used digital data to identify local solutions in Ecuador, Mexico, Niger and Somalia:

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    23 Aug 2021

    [Oh yes] "Most data solutions still tend to have one primary user: the funder. And one primary purpose: post facto reporting" cc

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