Data Quality
The Data Quality dashboard allows you to assess the completeness and consistency of data collected in the system.
Access
Menu: Monitoring & Evaluation → Data Quality
Overview
The dashboard displays quality indicators for the main system entities, enabling rapid identification of gaps and anomalies.
Main Statistics
Summary Cards
| Indicator | Description |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | Average quality score across all entities |
| Households | Household form completeness score |
| Beneficiaries | Beneficiary form completeness score |
| Anomalies | Total number of detected anomalies |
Score Color Coding
| Score | Color | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| ≥ 80% | Green | Good quality |
| 60-79% | Orange | Average quality, improvements needed |
| < 60% | Red | Insufficient quality, action required |
Filters
Filter by Region
Select a region to see only that area's data:
- Oio
- Bafatá
Analyze each region separately to identify areas needing more attention.
Refresh
Click the Refresh button to reload data in real time.
Member Statistics
This section displays metrics about household members:
| Indicator | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Members | Total number of registered members |
| Households with Members | Households with at least one member |
| Households without Members | Households with no registered member (anomaly) |
| Average Members/Household | Average ratio |
Households without members represent an anomaly to correct. Each household should have at least one member (the household head).
Scores by Category
Completeness scores are calculated by field category:
Evaluated Categories
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Identification | Household code, location |
| Household Head | Name, gender, age, contact |
| Composition | Size, age groups |
| Housing | Type, materials, equipment |
| Geolocation | GPS coordinates |
Score Calculation
For each category:
- 100% = All required and recommended fields are filled
- Partial = Some fields are empty
- 0% = No fields filled
Anomalies
Anomaly Types
| Type | Severity | Description |
|---|---|---|
missing_fields | Medium | Required fields not filled |
invalid_data | High | Inconsistent or invalid data |
duplicate | High | Potential duplicates detected |
orphan_record | Critical | Record without required relations |
out_of_range | Medium | Values outside acceptable limits |
Severity Levels
| Severity | Color | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | Red | Immediate action |
| High | Orange | Priority action |
| Medium | Blue | To fix |
| Low | Gray | To improve |
Anomaly Distribution
Two visualizations are available:
- By severity: Number of anomalies by criticality level
- By type: Distribution by problem type
Anomaly List
The detailed table lists individual anomalies:
Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Severity | Criticality level |
| Type | Anomaly category |
| Entity | Code of concerned household/beneficiary |
| Message | Problem description |
Filtering
The first 20 anomalies are displayed. To see more:
- Export data to Excel
- Use region filters
Use Cases
Identify Low Quality Areas
- Access the Data Quality dashboard
- Compare overall scores of different regions
- Identify the region with the lowest score
- Analyze problematic categories
- Plan corrective actions
Fix Critical Anomalies
- View the anomaly list
- Filter by "Critical" severity
- For each anomaly:
- Note the code of the concerned entity
- Access the household/beneficiary form
- Correct the erroneous data
- Refresh to verify correction
Improve Completeness Score
- Identify categories with lowest scores
- For each category:
- List missing fields
- Plan supplementary collection
- Update concerned forms
- Track score evolution
Check Households Without Members
- Check the "Households without Members" statistic
- If > 0, export the anomaly list
- Identify concerned households
- Add missing members
- Verify each household has at least the household head
Best Practices
Regular Monitoring
- Check the dashboard at least once a week
- Track score evolution over time
- React quickly to critical anomalies
Prioritization
- Address critical anomalies first
- Focus on low-score categories
- Target most problematic regions
Prevention
- Train enumerators on required fields
- Validate data before import
- Use quality controls during data entry
Integration with Other Modules
Households
Household-related anomalies can be corrected directly from the Household Management module.
Beneficiaries
Beneficiary anomalies are accessible via the Beneficiaries module.
Reports
Quality indicators feed into Reports and DLI calculations.