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Data Analytics Center Pre-Application Conference Côte d‘Ivoire, December 2017
Blended presentation
| Please mute your phone (do not place on hold) |
| Please speak slowly and clearly |
We will attempt to answer as many questions as possible. You may submit questions after the conference via email to hollna@mcc.gov until December 15th for Phase I. We will post answers to questions asked during and after these calls on www.grants.gov in the form of an amendment.
GROUND RULES
| Overview of DCLI Program |
| Data Analytics Center |
| Key Dates |
| Questions and Answers |
AGENDA
DCLI PROGRAM
DATA
FOR DECISION-
MAKING
Unifying Theme
Identifying, networking and supporting youth and entrepreneurs to create data-driven innovations for real life problems Promoting data literacy, data use and multi-stakeholder collaborations through a premier center of excellence Making data meaningful and accessible to spark citizen action at the community level Strengthening data-driven decision making to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
Impact in Tanzania
DCLI CÔTE D’IVOIRE
Data for Youth Services Collaborative
Data Analytics Center (DAC)
Supply
Demand Technical Capacity Enabling Environment
| Gaps in data collection |
| Lack of incentives to share data between stakeholders |
| Variable quality of available data and lack of interoperability |
| Insufficient translation between data and information |
| Low understanding of the value of data science |
| Insufficient sharing of data across sectors. |
| Low literacy and numeracy levels |
| Insufficient ICT backbone |
Privacy issues
150+ civil society, government, and private sector stakeholders were consulted to assess the functionality of country data ecosystems and to identify and clarify root cause issues to address through programming.
NOFO Section A, Page 36-37
SCOPING & CONSULTATION
PROBLEM
Data are infrequently and ineffectively used in decision-making
Data Analytics Center (this call)
| Focused on the demand side of the data ecosystem |
| A revenue-generating data science consultancy service for public good |
PROPOSED INVESTMENTS CÔTE D’IVOIRE
Data for Youth Services Collaborative (DYSC)
| Focused on data supply and enabling environment |
| DYSC will bring together multiple actors to: |
| Bolster the availability of data for services to Ivorian citizens in key areas, |
| Engage youth as champions of these services, |
| Address key policies and infrastructure constraints that limit data use, and |
| Spur innovation in data use |
Data for Youth Services Collaborative
Data Analytics Center (DAC)
Provision of data science services and targeted training of beneficiaries to translate data into action.
| Sustainable project with the capacity for revenue generation. |
| Mandate for service-oriented work in the thematic areas of HIV/AIDS and global health, gender equality, economic growth and empowerment, and education |
| Significant investment in subnational target areas |
| Intended to provide services to PEPFAR, MCC, Ministries of Health, Education, etc. |
NOFO Section A, Page 14
DATA ANALYTICS CENTER
Project design to achieve the following top-level outcomes:
| Develop robust, self-sustaining data science expertise in service of the public good |
| Demonstrate data utility in select sub-national target areas, enabling local governments and citizens to use data to drive local action in cooperation with critical USG programs |
| Work with DCLI DYSC project to develop future client base – and to help DYSC achieve its outcomes in developing the data ecosystem of Côte d’Ivoire. |
NOFO Section A, Page 15
OUTCOMES-BASED DESIGN
| Data science expertise capable of advanced data analytics will need to be stood up quickly |
| Entity needs a solid business plan and must be eligible to compete for projects from donors, including necessary track record of excellence and robust financial system |
| Location of the data hub in Abidjan should be strategically selected |
| Coordination and shared staffing with DYSC |
| Implementation will require coordination with PEPFAR and MCC projects in Côte d’Ivoire |
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
Applicants should assemble a qualified and experienced team.
| A consortium can be used to bring together the necessary expertise, provided that |
| An Ivoirian organization serves as the Prime Applicant |
| At least 60% of the total estimated award amount is allocated to the local (Ivorian) Prime and Ivorian sub-contractors |
| At least 20% of the hours billed by resources should be directed at subnational activities |
NOFO Section C, Pages 2-3
ELIGIBILITY & CONSORTIA
The Phase I Concept Paper will be scored on a 100-point scale
| Sound, sustainable concept of the proposed project (50 points) |
| Demonstrated strength of team and infrastructure (30 points) |
| Past performance (20 points) |
The total page limit for the Phase I Concept Note is 20 pages (plus the cover page). Please reference the Content and Form of Application instructions in Section D.
NOFO Section E, Page 1 NOFO Section D, Page 4
PHASE 1 SCORING
Issue Date: November 24, 2017
Phase I Pre-Application Conference: December 7, 2017 (14:00 GMT)
Phase I Questions (in two windows): Submission Deadline 1: December 5, 2017
| Response Posted 1: December 7, 2017 |
| Submission Deadline 2: December 15, 2017 |
| Response Posted 2: December 18, 2017 |
Deadline for Phase I Applications (Concept): December 21, 2017 (17:00 GMT)
Phase I Applicants Notified: o/a January 9, 2018
KEY DATES, PHASE 1
Phase II Pre-Application Tele/Conference: TBD
Phase II Questions (in two windows): Submission Deadline 1: January 12, 2018
| Response Posted 1: o/a January 15, 2018 |
| Submission Deadline 2: January 26, 2018 |
| Response Posted 2: o/a January 26, 2018 |
Deadline for Phase II Applications: January 30, 2018 (17:00 GMT)
Target Onboarding: March/early April 2018
KEY DATES, PHASE 2
| Substantial involvement |
| Transparent Results |
| Collaboration |
| Learning |
| Excellence |
HOW WE WORK
| DCLI will begin the Q&A session with those on WebEx. In order to ask a question, please click the ‘Raise Hand’ icon. |
| Once recognized by the host, please ask your question. |
| You may ask a question by typing in the chat window at any time. |
| The DCLI team will then ask participants on the phone if they have any questions. |
| All questions will be captured and distributed via an amendment to the NOFO. |
Q&A INSTRUCTIONS
THANK YOU!
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