Acting Locally, Monitoring Globally? How to Link Citizen-Generated Data to SDG Monitoring
Acting Locally, Monitoring Globally? How to Link Citizen-Generated Data to SDG Monitoring
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本地行动，全球监控？
DOI：
10.2139/ssrn.3229753
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发表时间：
2018
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通讯作者：
E. Prasetyo
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作者：
Shazade Jameson;Danny Lämmerhirt;E. Prasetyo
公民生成数据（CGD）是由公民及其组织主动创建的数据。它的制作是为了监测、要求或推动围绕对他们重要的问题进行变革，这些问题往往是在实地和当地情况下收集的。因此，CGD有可能凸显报告不足地区弱势社区的问题。然而，如果SDG的目标是不让任何人掉队，如果CGD可以提供关于边缘化群体的背景信息，问题是CGD是否以及如何用于SDG。目前，公民生成的数据（CGD）和可持续发展目标监测之间经常存在不匹配。Datashift/CIVICUS的这份报告探讨了这种不匹配的原因，并提出了具体的建议，以克服这些挑战，并进一步探索CGD用于SGD监测的长期潜力。
Citizen-generated data (CGD) is data actively created by citizens and their organisations. It is produced to monitor, demand or drive change around issues that are important to them, often collected on the ground and in local contexts. As such, CGD yields the potential to foreground the issues of disadvantaged communities in underreported regions. Yet, if the SDGs aim to leave no one behind, and if CGD can provide contextual information about marginalized groups, the question is whether and how CGD can be used for the SDGs. Currently there is often a mismatch between citizen-generated data (CGD) and SDG monitoring. This report for Datashift/CIVICUS explores what this mismatch is, and makes concrete recommendations to both overcome these challenges and further explore the long-term potential of CGD for SGD monitoring.