Development Counts: Data Skills for International Development Careers
Final Conference
The “Data Revolution” has changed how we analyse and understand the surrounding world and also our everyday activities. A growing number of individuals, in both the public and private sector, manage, analyse, visualize and communicate around data as part of their work. As this trend will accelerate in the future, it is important to ensure that everyone is able to acquire basic data skills during their training, including groups who may be less confident or perceive them as less relevant.
This conference is the final dissemination event of the ‘Development Counts’ project and will bring together global development professionals and educators involved in teaching data skills to explore the debates around data skills and the development agenda. This event is free and open to all. We particularly encourage those involved in teaching data skills to non-specialist undergraduate students and current students interested in global development and/or data skills, as well as the broader data for development community, to come along and find out more.
This conference is the final dissemination event of the ‘Development Counts’ project and will bring together global development professionals and educators involved in teaching data skills to explore the debates around data skills and the development agenda. This event is free and open to all. We particularly encourage those involved in teaching data skills to non-specialist undergraduate students and current students interested in global development and/or data skills, as well as the broader data for development community, to come along and find out more.
Contenido de la serie
"Debate The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Chair: Tatiana Eremenko
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Turno de Preguntas: The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
"Debate: Implications for teaching data skills in the University and beyond "
Chair: Kenneth Lynch
Kenneth Lynch
University of Gloucestershire, UK
William Sayers
course Leader for MSc Data Science, University of Gloucestershire, UK
Miguel Ángel Sicilia Urbán
coordinator “Data SET: Help Develop Data Skills of Entrepreneurs” project, University of Alcala, Spain
Iñaki Ucar
co-director of Master's Degree in Computational Social Science, University Carlos III, Spain
"Turno de preguntas: Implications for teaching data skills in the University and beyond "
Kenneth Lynch
University of Gloucestershire, UK
William Sayers
course Leader for MSc Data Science, University of Gloucestershire, UK
Miguel Ángel Sicilia Urbán
coordinator “Data SET: Help Develop Data Skills of Entrepreneurs” project, University of Alcala, Spain
Iñaki Ucar
co-director of Master's Degree in Computational Social Science, University Carlos III, Spain
"Debate The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development"
Chair: Tatiana Eremenko
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Turno de preguntas: The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development"
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Debate: Implications for teaching data skills in the University and beyond"
Chair: Kenneth Lynch
Kenneth Lynch
University of Gloucestershire, UK
William Sayers
course Leader for MSc Data Science, University of Gloucestershire, UK
Miguel Ángel Sicilia Urbán
coordinator “Data SET: Help Develop Data Skills of Entrepreneurs” project, University of Alcala, Spain
Iñaki Ucar
co-director of Master's Degree in Computational Social Science, University Carlos III, Spain
"Turno de preguntas: Implications for teaching data skills in the University and beyond"
Kenneth Lynch
University of Gloucestershire, UK
William Sayers
course Leader for MSc Data Science, University of Gloucestershire, UK
Miguel Ángel Sicilia Urbán
coordinator “Data SET: Help Develop Data Skills of Entrepreneurs” project, University of Alcala, Spain
Iñaki Ucar
co-director of Master's Degree in Computational Social Science, University Carlos III, Spain
"Debate The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Chair: Tatiana Eremenko
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Turno de preguntas: The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Debate The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Chair: Tatiana Eremenko
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
"Turno de preguntas: The Data Revolution: Perspectives and implications for professionals working in international development "
Tatiana Eremenko
UNED
Bill Anderson
Data and Information Architect, Development Initiatives, UK
Raffaella Greco Tonegutti
Migration and Development Expert, Belgian Development Agency (ENABEL)
Iñigo Macías
Research Coordinator, OxFam Spain
Samba Ndiaye
director of Demographic and Social Statistics, National Agency of Statistics and Demographics (ANSD), Senegal
Emily Poskett
head of International Development, Office for National Statistics, UK
