1. WoSA Assessment Training Training of trainers Module 5: WoSA tools

2. What Data is to be Collected?
Population
Protection
Food security and Livelihood
Shelter and Non-Food Items
Health
Water, Sanitation, Hygiene (WASH)
Education
Early Recovery and Livelihoods

3. How data is collected Data collected through Key Informant Interview.
Interview three key informants. Include female key informants whenever possible.
For each key informants, ask all the questions in the questionnaire.
Submit one completed questionnaire per key informant i.e. three complete questionnaire.

4. Different categories of question
Quantitative Data on population
Qualitative data
Single select
Multiple select
Ranking
Priority Groups
Vulnerable Groups

5. Quantitative Data on population movement

6. Population group – Per sector3 1 2

7. Priority Vulnerable group3 1 3 1 2 2

8. Barriers to Access Servicex x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

9. Protection Issues Affecting SubDistrict3 1 2

10. Single Select X

11. Level of Damage of BuildingsX X X X X

12. NIF Confidence level
Source of information: Role/Expertise of source in the subject matter, presence in the area of interest, age and gender where applicable
Data collection methodology: face to face or remote data collection, administrative level
Number of sources: together with above two criteria
NIF has defined a framework for confidence level scoring. For the enumerators, they have to identify whether key informant has relevant expertise or not and select appropriate option – A reference Questionnaire manual available which provides some guidelines. In addition, method of data collection. Number of sources will be considered while triangulating data. X X