Amman, Aug. 27 (Petra) — The Youth, Peace and Security Unit at the
Ministry of Youth, in cooperation with the UN Population Fund
(UNFPA), held a training workshop Thursday on the data collection and
management system for Jordan’s National Action Plan on Youth, Peace
and Security.

The workshop, themed: “From Data to Actionable Information for
Monitoring and Decision-Making,” is part of efforts to implement the
national plan. 30 liaison officers from ministries and institutions
involved in the plan’s implementation took part.

The workshop covered the electronic system’s mechanisms and data
collection tools used to track and evaluate indicators, aimed to
unify monitoring procedures, strengthen coordination among
stakeholders, and convert collected data into information that
supports monitoring and decision-making.

During the session, participants received hands-on training on the
electronic system and unified digital platform, including monthly
data entry procedures, activities to document achievements, update
indicators, and track progress to ensure consistent work procedures
and data accuracy.

The workshop also covered the use of an indicator-tracking file,
setting baselines and targets, monitoring actual progress, and
visualizing and analyzing data.

It aimed to build liaison officers’ capacity to use the data system,
standardize indicator entry and documentation of achievements, and
strengthen data-driven monitoring, gap identification and
decision-making.

//Petra// NQ