
Vous souhaitez commencer à mettre en place de la gestion d'information, de la collecte avec smartphone ou du SIG, mais vos équipes n'y connaissent pas grand chose et vous auriez donc besoin de formation, d'accompagnement et/ou de soutien?
Une montée en compétences adaptée peut prendre des formes très différentes dépendant des compétences déjà présentes dans l'équipe, du type et de la taille de votre organisation et des compétences que vous souhaitez acquérir. Si vous souhaitez que cela soit plus qu'une session ponctuelle de formation, c'est important de réfléchir en termes de montée en compétences à moyen et à long-terme de votre organisation dans son ensemble, pour s'assurer que- même dans un contexte de turnover fréquent de vos équipes - les déploiements de méthodes et d'outils innovants et efficaces se fassent dans de bonnes conditions et apportent la plus-value recherchée au travail de vos équipes.
En savoir plus sur les différents éléments que CartONG peut vous apporter:
Notre objectif est d'automoniser vos équipes avec de nouvelles compétences, pour rendre leur action plus efficace et pertinente, au Siège et sur le terrain. Notre expérience de différents contextes et partenaires nous permettait de soutenir une communauté élargie de praticiens et de partager les connaissances acquises entre organisations humanitaires.
En savoir plus sur les domaines sur lesquels nous pouvons vous aider à monter en compétences en visitant les pages sur la gestion de l'information, la collecte avec smartphones et les SIG.
Notre offre de formation est disponible ci-dessous.
CartONG did an evaluation of the mapping and database needs of the permanent secretariat for NGOs (SPONG) of Central African Republic, on behalf of the Bioforce training institute. This project aimed at producing an assessment report which included a needs assessment, analysis of strengths and weaknesses of the current system in place at the SPONG, secondary data mining, technical scenario options, and a capacity building plan. Two maps were also produced to support the SPONG.
CartONG was contacted in June 2019 by the Cooperation & Development Center of the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) to support the development of a GIS platform for local authorities in Argentina that EPFL was counselling. We provided mentoring on how to build the project requirements, identify risks and chose contractors, via two brainstorming workshops.
Learn more by reading our 2019 Annual Report.
« EducAuRA objectif 2030 » est un projet mis en œuvre en partenariat avec l’association d’éducation populaire « Les Petits Débrouillards » visant à sensibiliser les citoyens d’Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes et à susciter leur engagement pour contribuer à l’atteinte des Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) à échéance 2030. Au total, 11 ODD doivent être traités dans le cadre de diverses activités menées dans toute la région.
En 2018, nous avons participé à 2 festivals et organisé 4 activités pour des publics jeunes, 2 mapathons et 1 conférence lors du Forum GeOnG 2018.
Ce projet est mis en œuvre avec le soutien de différents partenaires régionaux : RCF Savoie et plusieurs structures associatives locales pour la jeunesse. Pour en savoir plus, lisez articles ici et ici, ou consultez notre Rapport d'Activités 2018.
CartONG a apporté un appui technique en cartographie et collecte de données à l'ONG locale YAAM Solidarité (association spécialisée dans la reconstruction de l'habitat à partir de matériaux locaux) dans le cadre d'un projet d'amélioration urbaine à Boassa - un quartier non loti situé à la périphérie de Ouagadougou.
Notre support technique a consisté en 2 phases principales :
1- création d'une carte de base de la zone à l'aide de la plateforme OpenStreetMap et du crowdsourcing
2- la collecte de données sur le terrain au moyen de solutions technologiques pratiques et faciles d'utilisation et d'une approche inclusive (incluant des ateliers de formation sur OsmAnd, OSM et Kobo Toolbox).
L'idée était de faciliter la réutilisation des cartes et des données et d'assurer leur durabilité à moyen et long terme. Les bénévoles de CartONG ont largement contribué au succès de cette mission, grâce au travail de cartographie effectué avant le déploiement au Burkina-Faso, ainsi que la communauté locale OSM qui a apporté un soutien essentiel sur le terrain.
Pour découvrir l'ensemble du projet, lisez notre actualité sur le sujet !
In 2018, a one-day awareness raising session was organized for AFD's Evaluation and Capitalisation division and Crisis and Conflict division on Mobile Data Collection. The session covered both an overview of the tools available and examples of the different types of use cases, but also a presentation of all the stakes that mobile data collection can represent in the development sector.
In 2018, CartONG conducted two challenging Information Management (IM) needs assessment missions, during which we evaluated the IM policies, processes, practices and tools implemented by the Solidarités International’s teams in response to the refugee crisis in Bangladesh as well as the Syrian crisis.
For these rapid assessments of information management needs, CartONG interviewed the key players to evaluate their expectations, fears and difficulties, and reviewed the existing documentation and processes in place for the IM tools used by the local Solidarités’ teams as well as the available IM products. As part of these missions, we also facilitated workshops and conducted a review of the key existing project documents to identify the IM needs per activity and the potential constraints related to donor requirements. The deliverables of these two needs assessments missions were a report and a list of recommendations and suggested priorities. The support provided by CartONG in the Middle East had the particularity of taking place following the launch of a new consortium (therefore still in its infancy), and was thus mostly focused on strategic aspects; whereas the mission in Bangladesh was an opportunity to identify the capacity-building needs of the local IM team which then led to a two-week training mission on various topics such as MDC, mapping and data protection.
CartONG provided various Information Management support to Action Contre la Faim France in 2018. Our main support was dedicated to their Afghanistan mission where we deployed an expert for 3 weeks in October. The mission aimed at providing Information Management support to the team based in Kabul regarding digitization of some nutrition processes, data visualization with Business Intelligence tools, training sessions on various tools (Excel, Kobo, Sphinx and Power BI) and support on their data protection practices. Check out an example of the tools developed during the mission: a complaints and feedback mechanism dashboard built on Power BI.
In 2018, we also provided remote support to ACF France on Mobile data collection for their Nepal field operation, as well as gave a day of introduction to Geographical Information Systems during one of their regional training workshops in Dakar.
Eradicating poverty is hampered by unreliable or non-existent data and the lack of skills and incentives to use it. The Global Partnership on Sustainable Development Data (GPSDD) addresses this challenge by improving the effective use of data, filling key data gaps, harmonizing data specifications and architectures, expanding data literacy and capacity, increasing openness and leverage of existing data and mobilizing political will and resources. The GPSDD funded project “Building a Data Collaborative” sets out to do so in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Malawi and seeks to enable better targeted action towards reaching the health and WASH SDG targets.
The Netherlands Red Cross is with its humanitarian data initiative 510 one of the front runners in promoting the use of data in the Red Cross movement. NLRC is the overall project manager, implementer in Malawi with the Malawi Red Cross and is responsible for the methodology, technical support and M&E.
CartONG is a French NGO supporting humanitarian and development actors with information management and data analysis, and promoting data sharing. CartONG works together with DRC’s OpenStreetMap community and Médecins Sans Frontières-Switzerland in DRC.
This project will create a Data Collaborative, a semi-formal, long term collaboration, that brings volunteer & technical communities (VTCs) and in particular OpenStreetMap communities, humanitarian and development organizations together with National Statistics Offices, businesses, and other civil society organizations.
The Data Collaborative will:
Simultaneously, the project will pilot a new methodology to monitor a specific set of SDGs indicators, (3.3; 3.8; 6.1; 6.2). The pilots in both DRC and Malawi will combine official with non-official data. This includes field mapping and remote, crowdsourced data collection (through the Missing Maps workflow).
To learn more about this data collaborative project and its lessons learned, check out the detailed news that was published following the end of the project.
In June 2016, following a second bidding process, CartONG was one of the organizations (including iMMAP and MapAction) to be retained by the UNICEF West and Central Africa Regional Office, setting the framework to be deployed in the WCARO region to support UNICEF country operations in Information Management and Mapping.
iRHIS (integrated Refugee Health Information System) is an open source tablet and web platform that was developed by GNUCOOP to allow health workers to electronically register and track the health status of refugees in camps, as well as guide UNHCR public health and implementing partners to rapidly detect public health problems and epidemics.
In 2018, CartONG developed two comprehensive training guides tailored to the different diverse health staff profiles comprising of data collectors and supervisors. Three in-country training were conducted on the use of the iRHIS platform for patients individual consultation data collection, online data synchronization to generate reports and the use of the automatic analysis dashboards.
In 2019, CartONG provided one in-country rollout training and a follow-up advanced training on the use of the iRHIS platform in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Congo Brazzaville respectively. In November and early December, our staff traveled to six different locations (more than 5000 km in-country!) and trained 62 health staff in how to use the system and to record the information. Additionally, our staff also conducted a follow-up on last year’s mission there, helped to update devices, offered tips and tricks and explained all the new functions. Learn more here or by reading our 2019 Annual Report.