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refugee_pads:000114
30
1
labor market demand data
1,532
1,556
vague
vague
other
skills training programs can yield better employment outcomes when informed by ⟦labor market demand data⟧
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
31
1
Pronatec-MDIC
1,839
1,852
named
named
other
Input Improve the Effectiveness of Worker Training? Evidence from Brazil's ⟦Pronatec-MDIC⟧ (English).” Policy Research Working Paper WPS 8155
false
null
refugee_pads:000114
31
2
Gender Impact Evaluation Database
281
314
named
named
database
EnGender Impact: the World Bank's ⟦Gender Impact Evaluation Database⟧.
false
null
refugee_pads:000114
33
1
administrative data collected through the information system
1,492
1,552
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
tracked using the following instruments, sources, and methodologies: (a) ⟦administrative data collected through the information system⟧, enhanced and optimized by the project
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
33
1
registry of certified beneficiaries
1,607
1,642
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
including the ⟦registry of certified beneficiaries⟧ and the database of vacancies
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
33
1
database of vacancies
1,651
1,672
descriptive
descriptive
database
including the registry of certified beneficiaries and the ⟦database of vacancies⟧
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
34
1
registry of skilled workers
496
523
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
these tools and practices (that is, ⟦registry of skilled workers⟧ and database of vacancies and training materials)
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
34
1
database of vacancies and training materials
528
572
descriptive
descriptive
database
these tools and practices (that is, registry of skilled workers and ⟦database of vacancies and training materials⟧)
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
40
0
2012 Child Labor Force Survey
455
484
named
named
survey
According to Turkstat’s ⟦2012 Child Labor Force Survey⟧ which contains the most recent national data regarding child labor in Turkey
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
40
2
Turkish Statistical Institute Household Labor Force Survey
291
349
named
named
survey
> 61 ⟦Turkish Statistical Institute Household Labor Force Survey⟧, 2018.
false
null
refugee_pads:000114
43
1
available data
452
466
vague
vague
other
analysis of ⟦available data⟧; furthermore, the project will carry out ongoing analysis
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
46
0
Agriculture employment database
938
969
descriptive
descriptive
database
⟦Agriculture employment database⟧ established (Text)
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
47
1
Administrative data
371
390
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Methodology for Data Collection ⟦Administrative data⟧
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
48
0
Administrative data
395
414
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Quarterly<br>monitoring<br>reports|⟦Administrative data⟧[1]|⟦ACC PIU⟧[2]
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
48
0
ACC PIU
415
422
named
named
other
Quarterly<br>monitoring<br>reports|⟦Administrative data⟧[1]|⟦ACC PIU⟧[2]
false
null
refugee_pads:000114
48
1
Administrative data
194
213
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Quarterly|Administrativ<br>e data|⟦Administrative data⟧[3]|ACC Marketing<br>Department
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
49
0
Administrative data
752
771
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Quarterly|Project<br>monitoring<br>reports|⟦Administrative data⟧[4]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
49
0
Administrative data
1,074
1,093
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Quarterly|Project<br>monitoring<br>reports|⟦Administrative data⟧[5]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
50
0
Agriculture employment database
962
993
named
named
database
⟦Agriculture employment database⟧[6]<br>established|employment database that<br>will be created to support<br>the matching between<br>employers and employees<br>through theproject.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
50
0
employment database
1,260
1,279
descriptive
descriptive
database
Number of workers registered in the<br>⟦employment database⟧[7]|registered into the worker<br>database that will support<br>the matching of employers<br>and employees.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
51
1
Survey data
319
330
descriptive
vague
survey
Quarterly|⟦Survey data⟧[8]|⟦Beneficiary survey⟧[9]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
51
1
Beneficiary survey
331
349
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Quarterly|⟦Survey data⟧[8]|⟦Beneficiary survey⟧[9]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
52
0
Survey data
595
606
vague
vague
survey
Quarterly|⟦Survey data⟧[10]|⟦Beneficiary survey⟧[11]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
52
0
Beneficiary survey
607
625
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Quarterly|⟦Survey data⟧[10]|⟦Beneficiary survey⟧[11]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
53
0
Administrative data
960
979
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Total number of ‘person training days’<br>provided to ACC staff<br>**ME IO Table SPACE**|trained as a result of the<br>project. The target is based<br>on an assumption that<br>training sessions will be two<br>days on average|Quarterly|monitoring<br>reports|⟦Administrative data⟧[12]|ACC PIU
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
59
0
daily attendance sheets
551
574
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
While delivering the training, the training providers will keep ⟦daily attendance sheets⟧[13]; based on which they will also make stipend calculations.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
59
0
daily attendance sheets
1,562
1,585
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Supporting documentation for eligible expenditures will include, but not limited to, ⟦daily attendance sheets⟧[14] and, based on the days worked, monthly stipend and SSI premium calculations for the workers.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
63
1
beneficiary data
1,038
1,054
vague
vague
administrative
The Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) has been sharing the required ⟦beneficiary data⟧[15] and information with the TRC.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
6
1
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
97
115
descriptive
vague
other
**⟦INSTITUTIONAL DATA⟧[16]**
false
null
refugee_pads:000114
76
0
Labor Force Survey
1,598
1,616
named
named
survey
The assumptions considered for this cost-benefit analysis are based on prior international evidence and estimations, estimates from Turkey’s ⟦Labor Force Survey⟧[17] (LFS), and qualitative information collected from the field.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
76
0
LFS
1,849
1,852
named
named
survey
estimates from Turkey’s ⟦Labor Force Survey⟧[17] (LFS), and qualitative information collected from the field. To estimate the project returns, we assume the project beneficiaries have similar characteristics to the average low-skilled agricultural worker or farmer observed in the ⟦LFS⟧[18]
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
76
1
LFS 181
210
219
named
named
survey
the average low-skilled agricultural worker or farmer observed in the ⟦LFS 181⟧[19].
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
77
0
Turkey Labor Force Survey
1,186
1,211
named
named
survey
_Source:_ ⟦Turkey Labor Force Survey⟧[20] 2018.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
81
0
administrative data from the MoAF
1,239
1,272
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
The mark-up of farmers is assumed to be 20 percent and was estimated from ⟦administrative data from the MoAF⟧[21].
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
81
0
Labor Force Survey
1,291
1,309
named
named
survey
According to the ⟦Labor Force Survey⟧[22] over 90 percent employ 10 workers or less in their farms.
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
81
1
administrative data from the MoAF
65
98
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
up of farmers is assumed to be 20 percent and was estimated from ⟦administrative data from the MoAF⟧[23].
true
null
refugee_pads:000114
81
1
Labor Force Survey
117
135
named
named
survey
According to the ⟦Labor Force Survey⟧[24] over 90 percent employ 10 workers or less in their farms.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
11
0
housing damage assessment and social verification survey
1,612
1,668
descriptive
descriptive
survey
a pilot ⟦housing damage assessment and social verification survey⟧[25] in _29_ villages
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
11
1
housing damage assessment and social verification survey
124
180
descriptive
descriptive
survey
(i) a pilot ⟦housing damage assessment and social verification survey⟧[26] in _29_ villages
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
12
1
joint Government-UNHCR survey of IDPs
1,197
1,234
descriptive
named
survey
This statistic i s derived from the ⟦joint Government-UNHCR survey of IDPs⟧[27] in June, 2002.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
12
1
PHRDfinanced survey of welfare center residents
1,263
1,310
descriptive
named
survey
However, the ⟦PHRDfinanced survey of welfare center residents⟧[28] in Puttalam indicates that 61,000 IDPs lived in Puttalam in August, 2004.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
19
0
land surveys
300
312
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Two ⟦land surveys⟧[29] were commissioned during the course o f preparation to determine the nature and scale o f land related issues
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
21
0
Assessment o f Needs in the Conflict-Affected Area
200
250
named
named
report
The ⟦Assessment o f Needs in the Conflict-Affected Area⟧[30] (May, 2003) estimated that 326,000 housing units were either fully damaged or partly damaged in the North East.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
21
1
2001 Population and Housing Census
833
867
named
named
census
Since most o f the North East was not covered in the ⟦2001 Population and Housing Census⟧[1]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
22
0
surveys
799
806
vague
descriptive
survey
land-affected households, as estimated by the ⟦surveys⟧[2], approach the two-thirds mark
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
22
0
surveys
985
992
vague
descriptive
survey
according to the ⟦surveys⟧[3]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
23
0
land surveys
875
887
descriptive
descriptive
survey
the ⟦land surveys⟧[4] found that most respondents claimed access to a parcel of land
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
23
1
land surveys
80
92
descriptive
descriptive
survey
as estimated by the ⟦land surveys⟧[5]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
24
1
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
409
465
named
named
survey
the ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[6], beneficiary selection
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
29
1
joint donor rapid needs assessments
1,190
1,225
descriptive
descriptive
report
The NEERP was designed based on the findings of the ⟦joint donor rapid needs assessments⟧[7] of August 2002
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
33
1
beneficiary surveys
795
814
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Quantitative data collection will occur through ⟦beneficiary surveys⟧[8]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
37
0
MRRR
148
152
named
named
other
According to the ⟦MRRR⟧[9], the conflict impacted on the livelihood o f 225,754 families
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
37
1
data provided by the district administrations
1,582
1,627
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
The ⟦data provided by the district administrations⟧[10] indicate larger numbers
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
37
2
data provided by the district administrations
63
108
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
The ⟦data provided by the district administrations⟧[11] indicate larger numbers
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
38
0
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survev
434
490
named
named
survey
The assessment o f fully damaged versus partly damaged houses will occur through a ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survev⟧[12]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
38
1
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
1,796
1,852
named
named
survey
The assessment will occur through a ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[13]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
38
2
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
127
183
named
named
survey
The assessment will occur through a ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[14], using specified criteria
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
39
0
joint donor Assessment o f Need
817
848
named
descriptive
report
statistics from the ⟦joint donor Assessment o f Need⟧[15] in the Conflict Affected Areas carried out in May 2003
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
40
0
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
837
893
named
named
survey
NEHRU will undertake a ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[16] in the selected villages
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
40
1
survey by the divisional secretary
476
510
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Much o f this data i s already available based on a ⟦survey by the divisional secretary⟧[17]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
40
1
Vulnerability maps
624
642
descriptive
descriptive
geospatial
⟦Vulnerability maps⟧[18] will be ready for Jaffna, Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
40
1
housing damage assessment and social verification survey
951
1,007
descriptive
named
survey
the ⟦housing damage assessment and social verification survey⟧[19] has included questions on visible capital assets
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
42
0
land survey
501
512
descriptive
descriptive
survey
These issues were flagged by the ⟦land survey⟧[20] as being by far the most pervasive
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
43
0
vulnerability/poverty mapsordata
591
623
descriptive
descriptive
geospatial
Available ⟦vulnerability/poverty mapsordata⟧[21]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
43
1
ment and Social Verification Survey
196
231
named
descriptive
survey
⟦ment and Social Verification Survey⟧[22] doneinselected villages byanassessment team
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
49
1
Village Social Profile
809
831
named
named
other
The ⟦Village Social Profile⟧[23] (as detailed in Annex 10) to be collated by NEHRU will provide baseline village data
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
51
2
IDA-supported housing 46
523
549
named
named
other
the findings of the ⟦IDA-supported housing 46⟧[24]
false
null
refugee_pads:000115
56
0
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
985
1,041
named
named
survey
Implementation o f ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[25]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
56
1
beneficiary selection lists
1,697
1,724
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Dissemination o f ⟦beneficiary selection lists⟧[26] to divisions
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
57
0
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
668
724
named
named
survey
Undertaking the ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[27]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
57
1
social verification /damaged assessment survey
316
362
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Contribute to the beneficiary selection process through ⟦social verification /damaged assessment survey⟧[28]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
57
1
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
833
889
named
named
survey
in addition to participation in ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[29]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
59
1
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
605
661
named
named
survey
Women will be represented at the: (i) ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧[30]
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
62
1
progress data
407
420
vague
vague
other
Inability tolinkphysical ⟦progress data⟧ to ⟦financial data⟧.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
62
1
financial data
424
438
vague
vague
other
Inability tolinkphysical ⟦progress data⟧ to ⟦financial data⟧.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
6
1
Provincial statistics
1,483
1,504
descriptive
descriptive
report
⟦Provincial statistics⟧ indicate that paddy production in the North increased fivefold
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
76
1
detailed EIAs for pilot villages
1,424
1,456
descriptive
descriptive
other
based on the information contained in the ⟦detailed EIAs for pilot villages⟧.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
78
0
village social assessment
775
800
descriptive
descriptive
other
When a ⟦village social assessment⟧ determines that resettlement i s unavoidable
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
78
1
land survey
833
844
descriptive
descriptive
survey
A ⟦land survey⟧ was completed in relation to the housing reconstruction program.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
78
1
land survey
932
943
descriptive
descriptive
survey
The objective o f the ⟦land survey⟧ was to identify major issues
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
78
1
district land registry
1,378
1,400
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Loss o f deeds and other land transaction documents in the ⟦district land registry⟧ due to war
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
79
1
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification survey
319
375
named
named
survey
The data gathered through the ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification survey⟧ will be annexed to the VSP.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
79
1
Household level data
680
700
descriptive
vague
microdata
⟦Household level data⟧ may include demographic characteristics o f beneficiary families
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
9
0
vulnerability and poverty maps
912
942
descriptive
descriptive
geospatial
North East Provincial Council (NEPC) ⟦vulnerability and poverty maps⟧.
true
null
refugee_pads:000115
9
0
Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey
1,210
1,266
named
named
survey
NEHRU would undertake a ⟦Housing Damage Assessment and Social Verification Survey⟧ in the selected villages
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
11
0
Gender Development Index
1,174
1,198
named
named
other
the ⟦Gender Development Index⟧[13] (GDI) of Senegal, is 0.870
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
11
0
Gender Inequalities Index
1,297
1,322
named
named
other
For the ⟦Gender Inequalities Index⟧[14][28] the country ranks 130 out of 162
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
11
2
_PovCalNet_ 2020 harmonized surveys
1,127
1,162
named
named
survey
Source: World Bank staff calculations using ⟦_PovCalNet_ 2020 harmonized surveys⟧
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
11
2
Macro Poverty Outlook Fall 2019
1,167
1,198
named
named
report
and ⟦Macro Poverty Outlook Fall 2019⟧ for the evolution between 2011 and 2018.
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
12
1
Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index
1,325
1,356
named
named
other
According to the ⟦Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index⟧ (MPI)
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
13
2
Armed Conflict Location & Event Data
494
530
named
named
database
ACLED (⟦Armed Conflict Location & Event Data⟧) conflict event mapping dashboard
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
15
1
annual agricultural survey
556
582
descriptive
descriptive
survey
According to the ⟦annual agricultural survey⟧, the percentage of women who own their plots
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
22
1
household surveys
1,361
1,378
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦household surveys⟧ and ⟦Origin-Destination surveys⟧ carried out as part of the participatory diagnostic
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
22
1
Origin-Destination surveys
1,383
1,409
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦Origin-Destination surveys⟧ carried out as part of the participatory diagnostic
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
24
1
LDPs
428
432
descriptive
named
other
the total funds allocated to each commune will be made available in four annual tranches that will be budgeted based on the ⟦LDPs⟧
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
24
1
AIPs
441
445
descriptive
named
other
and the ⟦AIPs⟧ developed under Sub-component 1.1.
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
28
1
Collected data
2,111
2,125
vague
vague
other
⟦Collected data⟧ will also feed into and draw from the KMP.
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
29
0
meteorological data
1,511
1,530
descriptive
vague
other
fees for access to selected services (⟦meteorological data⟧, etc.).
true
null
refugee_pads:000116
2
0
Armed Conflict Location and Event Data
76
114
named
named
other
|ACLED|⟦Armed Conflict Location and Event Data⟧|
false
null
refugee_pads:000116
38
1
MCTDAT
1,263
1,269
named
named
other
The Borrower will set up a PIU located in the ⟦MCTDAT⟧.
false
null