NIGERIA: STATISTICS FOR RESULTS FACILITY (SRF) PROJECT By Alain Gaugris, DECDG WORLD BANK National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

1. Statistics for Results Facility 2. The Project: Development objectives 3. Role of the World Bank 4. Implementation arrangements 5. Achievements so far 6. Next steps and desired outcome National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

1. Statistics for Results Facility - SRF What? Global partnership initiative What for? To scale-up investments in statistical capacity Who? UK, Netherlands funding / World Bank managing How? Providing grants to support countries, as a catalyst with the hope that the demonstration effect will encourage governments to increase funding for statistics Desired outcome? To make sustainable improvements in the production, availability and use of quality statistics, to increase capacity in policy formulation and decision-making for development. National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

2. The Project: Development objectives (1/2) - 7 pilots countries: Afghanistan, DRC, Ghana, Lao PRD, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal Nigeria : Focuses on 6 Pilot states (Anambra, Bauchi, Edo, Kaduna, Niger, Ondo), NBS and NPoPC. Total grant: $10m Length: 3 years (2011-2014) National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

2. The Project: Development objectives (2/2) Pillars of the project: Organisation and Instit. Dev. Human Resources Dev Equipment, IT and Logistics Pilot phase of B&D registration Centers Data Development Project Management National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

3. Role of the World Bank - Worked with Nigerian government and Implementing agencies on the preparation of the Project document - Worked with NPoPC, NBS and SSAs on Needs assessment and Work plan - Is the interface between pilot countries and donors - Is coordinating the donors community in statistical development - Supervises the implementation of the Project - Provides Technical advice and Knowledge sharing as requested - Monitors the project, and will evaluate impact National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

4. Implementation arrangements (1/2) Technical Financial Oversight Implementing agencies: NBS and NPoPC Project Implementation Task Teams responsible for day-to-day implementation of activities - Coordination within the system - Key Areas of Assistance - Office Furniture - Operational Logistics: transportation - Computers: Hardware and Software - Other Hardware Supplies: Printers, Scanners, photocopiers, projectors etc. - Software - Communication and Statistical Awareness (flyers, yearbooks, etc.) - Training (Statistical Methods, ICT, Management, etc.). Technical National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

4. Implementation arrangements (2/2) Technical Financial Oversight Financial Responsible agency: Ministry of Finance Federal Project Financial Management Division (FPFMD) will ensure compliance with FM requirements of the Bank CEO NBS CEO NPopC President NSA Governor CBN CEO NPC Oversight National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (1/8) Organisation and Instit. Dev. Design of State Statistical Master Plan in Bauchi, Edo & Kaduna Development of Abridged Version of NSDS National Consultative Committee on Statistics, 2011 and 2012 Review of the Implementation of the NSDS in Nigeria Review and Update of Compendium of Statistical Terms Design of MDAs Sector Statistics Strategy Workshop for Journalists National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (2/8) Human resources Dev. Training on National Account Training on Environment Statistics Training Human Resource and Management Training on Management of Sector Statistics on SQL Data base Platform Training on e-Accounting Training on Application of Microsoft Office Training on Advanced Excel and Access National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (3/8) Human resources Dev. Workshop on Survey Management Training on Survey Design and Methodology Training on Social Statistics Training on Management of Statistical Year Book Training on Methodology for the compilation of Trade Statistics Training on Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI) Training on Data Analysis and Report Writing National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (4/8) Equipment, IT and Logistics 95 Printers 53 Photocopiers 10 Refrigerators 74 Book Shelves 11 Laminating and spiral Binding Machines National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (5/8) Equipment, IT and Logistics 20 Computer Swivel Chairs 235 Office Desks 231 Offices Chairs 40 Visitors Chairs 8 Motor vehicles –Toyota Hilux National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (6/8) Vital statistics Training on Demographic Statistics etc. Establishment of 7 mini GIS Laboratories Establishment of 7 Mobile Birth and Death Registration centers Establishment of 7 Data Processing Centers Training of 148 Cartographers in GIS Stakeholder Forum on Marriage and Divorce registration National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (7/8) Data development Review of Statistical Methods for Quality Improvement of SSYB Quality Assessment of NBS Survey Instruments Management of e-template in SQL format Development of NBS On-line Research Data Portal Harmonization of Methodology for Administrative Statistics Review of NBS Integrating Publications Upgrading of NBS Website National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

5. Achievements so far (8/8) Project management Training of PIU Staff National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

6. Next steps and desired outcome (1/3) User Satisfaction Endline Survey Workshop Series Code of Conduct Compendium Assessment of NSDS Design of next NSDS National Statistical User Satisfaction End-Line Workshop, 25-26 Sep 2013, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

6. Next steps and desired outcome (2/3) What do we expect to have achieved at the end of the Project? State Statistical Edicts SSMPs Enhanced system-wide coordination (both horizontally and vertically) Organisation and Instit. Dev. Improved staff skills and capacity in key statistical fields at national, state and local level Human resources Dev. Improved data management infrastructure, to strengthen data collection, processing, analysis and dissemination Equipment, IT and Logistics National Consultative Committee on Statistics, 05-06 December 2012, Calabar, Cross River of Nigeria

6. Next steps and desired outcome (3/3) Improved birth and death registration centers system Vital statistics Updated SSYB template (to include basic economic statistics) Improved data management: reduced delays in data dissemina- tion by improving data processing and analysis Increased amount and quality of data disseminated Data development Project management Enhanced skills and capacity in Project management throughout the data producers community National Consultative Committee on Statistics, 05-06 December 2012, Calabar, Cross River of Nigeria

Questions? National Consultative Committee on Statistics, 05-06 December 2012, Calabar, Cross River of Nigeria