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Reflections: How the Academe can Leverage Data and Analytics to Help LGUs

Author: Mia Amor C. Tinam-isan (Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology)

Data analytics has been the talk of the town. It finds its way across agencies (government or private), businesses, or various institutions in discovering valuable information about the existing and overwhelming amount of data. Data in these times exponentially increase and extracting valuable information from these data is essential. Information from the analysis can be used for decision making, coming up with a good marketing strategy, or even in establishing policies and guidelines from a broad test base. However, local government units per se in various parts of the Philippines, have not yet maximized the impact of data analytics. Varying factors might contribute to this such as unorganized data and non-computerized processes.

As part of the academic community, we can implement programs, webinars, and workshops that will empower our LGU to exploit their available data. It is imperative to partner with NGAs, and LGUs, and develop a working strategy for local government digitization. We can propose a simple initiative and start from the automation of LGU processes to organize and ensure the quality and the integrity of data for analysis. We can also venture into partnering with private agencies such as OCDex which has experienced in partnering with LGUs and had already developed numerous government data analytics applications. As of the moment, the College is continuously having a dialog with different offices of LGU-Iligan in crafting MOA for the digitization of the city government.

This article is the author’s reflection on the insight gained from the recently concluded OCDex 2022 Public Data Analytics Fellowship Trainings.

For more information about the article, please reach out to the author: miaamor.catindig@g.msuiit.edu.ph or Layertech labs support at learning@layertechlab.com

Tracking Population Growth and its effects to Philippines’ Carrying Capacity in selected indicators

By: Team Data Hoarders

“TEAM DATA HOARDERS” Explored the Population Growth and its Effects to Philippines’ Carrying Capacity in Selected Indicators. They gave recommendations and insights both for data scientists to explore further on, and the government!

The presentation of Team Data Hoarders for the Datathon2020: Evidence-Based Lobby and Advocacy with Data Analytics, on February 22-23, 2020 held at Bicol University CSIT.

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Roles and Issues of the Sangguniang Kabataan

By Team: BATAG

“TEAM BATAG” or Team “Builders And Technology Advocates Group”, our young team from CSO and and Computer Science and IT Students,
presents the current issues that the youth are facing, and measures youth participation in governance.

trivia: ‘Batag’ is a bicol word for ‘banana’ pun so not intended! 😀

This is Team BATAG’s presentation at the Datathon2020: Evidence-Based Lobby and Advocacy competition and workshop, held at Bicol University College of Science, February 22-23, 2020.

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HIV/AIDS in the Philippines

By Team Anata

“TEAM ANATA”, a mix of advocates and Computer Science and IT Students,
presents and discusses how they used data to identify key issues in HIV/AIDS in the Philippines, its urgency, and comes up with data-backed recommendations for government budgeting for HIV-related kits, trainings, and anti-retro-viral drugs.

This is Team Anata’s presentation at the Datathon2020: Evidence-Based Lobby and Advocacy competition and workshop, held at Bicol University College of Science, February 22-23, 2020.

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