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UNICEF’s Urban Index: Overview and CFC
Opportunities
Agenda • Introductions 9:00-9:10 • Index overview 9:10-9:45
– Methodology and construction (GCIF)
– Preliminary pilot results– Technical Q&A
• CFC Linkages and opportunities 9:45-10:30 – Key features – Future collaboration – Q&A
INDEX CONSTRUCTION
The UKID Index is composed of standardized disaggregated data from a number of GCIF indicators that assess the following four key categories for children:
1. A good start to life;2. Protection from harm;3. Education and
knowledge; and4. Standard of living
PILOT CITIESPreliminary results are presented for seven GCIF member cities from Africa, Asia, Latin America and North Africa-West Asia that were part of the UKID pilot project.
Key Strengths of Index: • Enables global comparability;
• Complimentary to existing country-based accreditation and monitoring systems;
• Results-led framework for cities without existing CFC initiatives;
• Opportunity for city-to-city collaboration and peer learning;
• Cities can be scored individually for each of the six sub-indices allowing for identification of areas for focused support;
• Strengthens and expands city and mayoral networks;
• Potential for neighbourhood-level urban data and improved tracking and measurement of city progress;
• When used alongside qualitative CFC targets, provides holistic, comprehensive picture of the opportunities afforded to children in a given community;
• Opportunity to strengthen collaboration with National Comittees.
Draft Certification Model:
A. PreparationStep 1: Register
certificationStep 2: Mobilize
AgreementsStep 3: Prepare Core
Team
B. ImplementationStep 4: Set UKID Baseline, Goals and
TargetsStep 5: Governance Strategies and
MonitoringStep 6: Civic Mobilization and
ParticipationStep 7: Evaluate Improvements
C. Certification Step 8: Validate ResultsStep 9: Score Progress
Step 10: Award Certification
Opportunities for Collaboration+ Q&A