Nairobi, Kenya

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Workshop On Gis And Statistical Analysis For Wash Programmes

Water-related challenges in developing countries are not limited to water supply and sanitation services. Water shortages experienced by users across the region is plagued with chronic cycles of flood...

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Programme Overview
Training Description

The course targets WASH specialists, M & E Experts, Public health, Program Manager, Students and Risk assessors, water engineers..

Session Objectives
  • Evaluate the spatial data requirements in Water Sanitation and Hygiene Use GIS and RS as a tool for monitoring WASH projects Activities Assess spatial data availability Understand the importance of Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) in WASH programs Use participatory GIS (PGIS) at the community level Carry out water and sanitation modeling using GIS Collect data using Mobile data gathering tools Carry out basic data analysis using statistical software Design and implement their own GIS projects that integrate remote sensing data, GPS-based field information in a proper geospatial framework
About the Course

Water-related challenges in developing countries are not limited to water supply and sanitation services. Water shortages experienced by users across the region is plagued with chronic cycles of flooding and drought that are increasing in frequency and severity, in part exacerbated by climate change, and coupled with population growth, significant upland watershed destruction, and non-equitable distributed of water resources.

There is the need in improving access to water, increasing community capacity to manage and better use water resources, improving water supply infrastructure in arid and semi-arid areas, improving water sanitation and hygiene practices, as well as protecting watersheds.

Curriculum & Topics

5 Topics | 56 Sessions

  • play Workshop 1.1: Review of WASH concepts

  • play Workshop 1.2: Introduction to GIS concepts

  • play Workshop 1.3: Introduction to GIS Software (QGIS)

  • play Workshop 1.4: Principles of GIS

  • play Workshop 1.5: Components of GIS Systems

  • play Workshop 1.6: GIS Capabilities and Functions in the context of WASH

  • play Workshop 1.7: Spatial Data Infrastructure in WASH

  • play Workshop 1.8: GPS, GLONASS, and GIS

  • play Workshop 1.9: Introduction to GPS and Global Navigation Satellites

  • play Workshop 1.10: GPS configuration, Capturing data from surveys

  • play Workshop 1.11: GPS download and related tasks

  • play Workshop 1.12: Integrating field GPS data into the GIS database

  • play Workshop 1.13: Facilitated Field exercises in GPS Data Collection in WASH

  • play Workshop 2.1: Data Sources in GIS for WASH

  • play Workshop 2.2: Working with GIS Data

  • play Workshop 2.3: Attributes manipulation in GIS

  • play Workshop 2.4: Tabular data in GIS –import/add and editing tables in GIS

  • play Workshop 2.5: GIS database creation

  • play Workshop 2.6: GIS database management

  • play Workshop 2.7: • Facilitated Practical exercises in working with spatial Databases (Geo-databases)

  • play Workshop 3.1: GIS Mapping

  • play Workshop 3.2: Styling and symbolization

  • play Workshop 3.3: Mapping resources/Project activities

  • play Workshop 3.4: Facilitated practical exercises in map making and presentation using the project’s data

  • play Workshop 3.5: Basic analysis and Geoprocessing

  • play Workshop 3.6: Online Mapping – Google Maps and Fusion Tables

  • play Workshop 3.7: Case studies: GIS application in water quality testing

  • play Workshop 3.8: Identify and map critical areas of land use and reveal trends that affect water quality

  • play Workshop 3.9: N/A

  • play Workshop 3.10: GIS to monitor water levels, water usage, and watch for trends, case study Use of GIS for mapping river contamination.

  • play Workshop 4.1: Use of Mobile Phones for Data Collection in WASH

  • play Workshop 4.2: Multi-Criteria analysis and its application in WASH

  • play Workshop 4.3: Case study: GIS and Remote Sensing as a tool in monitoring WASH projects

  • play Workshop 5.1: Introduction to Excel

  • play Workshop 5.2: Data Entry and Management with Excel

  • play Workshop 5.3: Manipulating data using formulas

  • play Workshop 5.4: Preparing data for analysis

  • play Workshop 5.5: Creating a list

  • play Workshop 5.6: Outlining and Sorting data

  • play Workshop 5.7: Entering Data: Data Forms

  • play Workshop 5.8: Finding Records Using Criteria

  • play Workshop 5.9: Filtering Data

  • play Workshop 5.10: Data Auditing

  • play Workshop 5.11: Data validation

  • play Workshop 5.12: Introduction to Excel Pivot tables

  • play Workshop 5.13: Frequency Tables

  • play Workshop 5.14: Two Way Tables

  • play Workshop 5.15: Any Order Tables

  • play Workshop 5.16: Graphing Qualitative Data

  • play Workshop 5.17: Graphing Quantitative Data

  • play Workshop 5.18: Descriptive Statistics

  • play Workshop 5.19: Basic Inferential Statistics Tests

  • play Workshop 5.20: Basic Regression Analysis

  • play Workshop 5.21: Tabulations and Graphics

  • play Workshop 5.22: Statistical Data Analysis with Excel

  • play Workshop 5.23: Data Quality reporting

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4 o'clock tea

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