Analyzing ODK & Kobo Collect Impact Assessment Data with R Programming

🧭Event Overview
This hands-on masterclass is designed to help participants analyze real-world impact assessment data collected using ODK and Kobo Collect with R programming.

Participants will learn how to clean, analyze, visualize, and report field survey data, transforming raw datasets into actionable insights for decision-making, donor reporting, accountability, and policy influence.

The session is practical and application-driven, using development and public-sector data scenarios relevant to Africa and similar contexts.

🎯Audience Tracks
🔹 NGOs & Development Practitioners

• Monitoring & Evaluation Officers
• Program Managers
• Researchers & Development Consultants

Focus:
Turning field data into actionable insights for program evaluation, donor reporting, and evidence-based decision-making.

🔹 Students & Early-Career Professionals

• University Students
• Research Assistants
• Aspiring Data Analysts

Focus:
Building practical, job-ready skills in impact assessment data analysis using real ODK & Kobo Collect datasets with R.

🔹 Government & Public Sector Agencies

• Policy Analysts
• M&E Units
• Planning & Statistical Officers

Focus:
Using survey and administrative data to support policy analysis, performance monitoring, and data-driven public service delivery.

🛠 What You Will Learn

• Importing and cleaning ODK & Kobo Collect data in R
• Managing survey data for impact assessment
• Data analysis and visualization for reports and dashboards
• Producing clear, policy- and donor-ready insights

👥 Who Should Attend

Anyone involved in data collection, monitoring & evaluation, research, statistics, or data analysis using ODK, Kobo Collect, or similar digital data collection tools.
📅 Date: 13th – 14th March

💻 Mode: Online (Live)

💰 Registration: FREE (Register here)

🔔 Optional:
Participants who require session recordings and a Certificate of Completion can opt in with a GHS 100 support fee.
👉 Proceeds support the Ghana R Users Community to run more trainings and capacity-building programs.