Link
Search
Menu
Expand
Document
1 Introduction
2 Getting started - essentials ressources to know
2.1 Glossary and key definitions
2.2 Stakes and Risks
2.3 Questions and Answers
2.4 Data culture and literacy
2.5 Data responsibility in humanitarian actions
2.6 Data protection and Data security
2.7 Key concepts to master
3 The legal and contractual pilar
3.1 Data protection and French CNIL
3.2 Data protection in the world
3.3 Data transfer and Data sharing
4 The Human pilar and Staff
4.1 Study on training capacities
4.2 HR Pack
4.2.1 Study on Data professions
4.2.2 Data skills and function repository
4.2.3 In practice
4.2.4 Situation samples
4.2.5 Tool
4.2.6 HR manual
5 The human pilar and affected populations
5.1 Analysis of potential risks and harms
5.2 Consent
5.3 Image rights
5.4 Use of biometry
5.5 Screening and accountability
6 Concrete application of Responsible Data management
6.1 Needs definition
6.2 Create and plan
6.3 Collect
6.4 Process and curate
6.5 Keep, classify, access
6.6 Analyze
6.7 Share and transfer
6.8 Retain, Archive, Delete
7 Extra resources from the sector
7.1 The Responsible Data Maturity Model from Care
7.2 The Responsible Data Management toolkit from CALP Network for CVA practitionners
7.3 The Data Protection and Privacy guides from Mercy Corps
7.4 The Responsible Data Management training pack from Oxfam
7.5 The Information Management and Digital Security toolbox from GISF
7.6 Data Governance toolkit from NetHope consortium
7.7 Responsible Data Governance in M&E in the African Context report
8 Going further
Responsible data management toolbox
fr
5 The human pilar and affected populations
5.1 Analysis of potential risks and harms
5.1 Analysis of potential risks and harms
13-Sept-2022
1 min
Share this page
13-Sept-2022
1 min
13-Sept-2022
1 min