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MIREIA
                                                                             Measuring the impact of eInclusion
    Building evidence to                                                             Intermediary actors

      measure the socio-                                                   on Digital Literacy, Skills, and Inclusion
                                                                                                 Goals
      economic impact of
   telecentres on Inclusion

Gianluca Misuraca, Senior Scientific Officer

Cristina Torrecillas, Scientific Officer
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  October 29, 2012                                                                                                        1
What do we need to
know?


(for Building evidence to measure the socio-economic impact of
telecentres on Inclusion)

Who the INTERMEDIARIES are:

    Locality Mapping: TYPOLOGY OF INTERMEDIARIES
    EU Mapping: Estimation of the size


How to measure their impact:

    The Impact Assessment Framework: TYPOLOGY             OF
     ACTIVITIES AND INDICATORS
    Pilot-Test of the Impact Assessment Framework
MIREIA’s Implementation
Plan



 Task 1 – Literature Review




                                                                                 Experts and Stakeholders’ Consultations
                                                                                 Experts and Stakeholders’ Consultations
          Task 2 – Locality Mapping


                    Task 3 – EU Mapping



      Task 4 – Review of methods and indicators


                       Task 5 – Development of the Impact Assessment Framework




                Task 6 – Pilot-Test of the Impact Assessment Framework

                                                                       Way
                                                                     forward
                2012                                   2013
Locality Mapping
Preliminary Findings

    Country             Spain                                  Latvia                                UK
 (Mapping Type) El Raval, Barcelona                           Zemgale                             Sunderland
                  (Neighbourhood)                            (Regional)                             (City)
   Total No. of           79                                    157                                  248
 Orgs in location No sample – based on              (NGOs and terminated projects              Orgs in sample = 39
                   interviews and some site             not included – revise)
                              visits                     Orgs in sample = 54
    Type of             Cybercafe = 30                      Libraries = 68                   City Council Facilities = 26
  Organization        Municipal Wifi = 20                School libraries = 25            Community Youth Centers = 43
                           School =7                  Municipal Adult Ed. Cen = 3           Formal Educational Inst =93
                           Library = 6                Primary & Secondary = 53          Edu, Training and Employment =32
                        High School = 4                State Agency Social = 2          Black and Minority Ethnic Groups =8
                     Technical School = 4               State Agency Jobs = 2                   Social Housing = 20
                         Telecentre = 3                 Private Institutions = 4            Health and Social Care = 20
                        Civic Centre = 2                      NGOs = X                    Business/Business Support = 13
                         University = 2
 Categorization   Based on structure and           Based on role in communities       Based on organizational and activities
 of e-Inclusion   activities                       1. Public Internet access points   1. Education and Training providers
                  1. ICT core activity | Not       2. Training Centers                2. Neighbourhood based open access &
     actors       core activity                    3. Social Advisers/Consultants     ICT courses (community)
                  2. Inclusion core activity |     4. Raising awareness about         3. Neighbourhood based open access
                  Not core                         benefits of digital society, e-    and ICT courses (council)
                  3. Not for profit | For Profit   services, and e-Skills             4. Socially-targeted access
                  4. Public | Private                                                 5. Business/Community and Voluntary
                  5. Networked | Not                                                  Support and Facilitation
                  networked
Locality Mapping
Preliminary Findings

Spain, El Raval, Barcelona

 Context                   Multi-ethnic neighbourhood with migrants of low-income and a mix
 Organizational Type       NA
 (from survey)
 Landscape of eInclusion
                           • Cybercafes more prominent actor coherent with composition of Rabal
 actors
                           (high migrant population)
 (from survey + desk
                           • Followed by Municipal WiFi hot spots that are not "formally" recognized
 research)
                           as actors
                           • Libraries are gaining significance in the area and many include in plans
                           eInclusion goals
                           • Interestingly, there are fewer telecenters compared with cybercafés and
                           libraries.
 Main Target groups        • Telecenters in area are opened for all citizens but seniors prevail
 (from survey)             • Libraries open to all groups but ID card required for Internet access
                           (undocum migrants can't enjoy most of the services)
                           • Cybercafes overwhelmingly serve migrant population and seldom tourists



 Outcomes Identified       NA Yet
Locality Mapping
Preliminary Findings
Latvia, Zemgale
Context                   Rural/Ag area with high level unemployment and economic migration of youth
Organizational Type       Municipal/State = 66%
(from survey)             NGO Sector = 21%
                          Private Orgs = 11%
                          Ad Hoc Projects = 3%
Landscape of eInclusion   • Libraries the largest actor and play the role of telecenters. All offer a list of
actors                    common digital inclusion services.
(from survey + desk       • Municipal LLL Centers although small in number they provide a wider range
research)                 of eSkills training and also ICT support for other orgs
                          • NGOs in Zemgale region usually operate w/small budgets and no paid staff –
                          mostly run by volunteers (dif. from national NGOs)
Main Target groups        • Young adults and children are the two top priority groups for eInclusion actors
(from survey)             in area. Coherent since libraries defined these two groups as primary audience
                          • Unemployed and job seekers considered top priority for 37% of organizations
                          • People w/physical disabilities target audience for relatively small % of orgs
                          (21%)
                          • Women not considered a disadvantaged group in Latvia
Outcomes Identified       • Almost 80% provide free access to computers and Internet
                          • 63% provide basic training. Few orgs provide training for beginners or for
                          professionals
                          • Orgs serve as social community centres. 71% consultations on private and
                          government e-services
                          • Important advocacy role raising awareness about benefits of digital society
Locality Mapping
Preliminary Findings
UK, Sunderland

                            Post-industrial city with high level of unemployment specially among
 Context                    young adults. One of highest levels of NEETs in the country
 Organizational Type        Municipal/State = 15%
 (from survey)              NGO Sector = 64%
                            Private Orgs = 15%
                            MISSING 6%
 Landscape of eInclusion • Vast majority of actors based in the formal educational sector [interesting
 actors                  in a city with one of the highest level of NEETs]
 (from survey + desk     • Followed in presence by community-based orgs
 research)
 Main Target groups         • Orgs identified as third sector serve needs of broader community.
 (from survey)              • Some, however, target needs of specific groups (BME 3 orgs, Youth 12
                            orgs, and Disability 4 orgs)


 Outcomes Identified        •    Educational and Employment related services most commonly cited as
                            outcomes
                            •    Public and more equal access to ICT opportunities.
                            •    Disability support orgs primarily create employment and job searching
                            outcomes
                            •    Youth Centres identified a wider variety of outcomes – access to
                            employment, communication, recreation
Typology of Intermediaries
based on Organizational
type

 Aggregated     Disaggregated Category
 Category
                National, Regional, and State Agencies [Social, Employment, Health]
                Municipal/City Government [Adult Education Centers, Electonic Village Halls,
                Training Rooms, etc.]
                Public Libraries
 Government
                Government-run Telecenters
                Formal Educational Institutions [Primary, Secondary, High School, technical
                school, University]
                Other [Ad hoc projects –Terminated projects – ....]
                NGO-run Telecenters
                Neighbourhood Community Centers/Associations
                Voluntary Support Organizations
 Third Sector   Youth Centers
                Migrant and Minority Support Organizations [Refugee & Asylum seekers, BME
                Support orgs]
                Other
 Private Sector Cybercafes
                Private Training Organizations [Support Government programs, NGOs, etc]
                Formal Educational Institutions [Primary, Secondary, High School, technical
                school, University]
                Other [Private nursing homes, privately-run social housing, etc.]
Outlining the MIREIA eI2-IAF
Employability relevant outcomes
and (specific) impact
dimensions


       Direct and indirect effects of eI2 activities (employability relevant):

        Skilling: improvement of ICT skills and capabilities
          leading to better opportunities to look for and apply for jobs

        Empowerment: enhancement of confidence and motivation for learning
          leading to an increased perception of the possibility to improve
           (individual/group) social and economic conditions (social capital formation);

        Networking capacities: strengthening network ties and outreach potential
         (social capital bonding and bridging)
          leading to increase of the opportunities for socio-economic integration;

        Job-placement: facilitate the possibility for accessing information on labour
         market and entrepreneurial opportunities
          leading to increasing opportunities for participating actively to the (local)
           economic development and contributing to socio-economic inclusion
eI2 typologies of activities



Outcome dimension         Typology of activities
category (employability
relevant)

Skilling                  Basic Digital literacy training courses and ICT use ('medium-related' skills including operational and formal Internet skills such as
                          (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): Information management (search/analysys/storage)

                          Advanced ICT skills development (both 'medium-related' and 'content-related' skills including information and strategic Internet skills)
                          (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): Creation of content and knowledge (Content creation, integration
                          and re-elaboration of previous knowledge and content; Knowledge creation and creative expression)

Empowerment               Engagement in Lifelong Learning and Learning through ICT (e.g. eLearning / informal ICT learning support) and other learning /
                          empowering activities

                          Increasing awareness and management of legal and ethical aspects and privacy and security (reference to EC Digital Competence
                          Framework under development): (e.g. legal constraints, respect of self and others; personal data protection and privacy; security and safety
                          measures; Digital Identity management)

                          eAccessibility measures
Networking                Measures providing ICT access (e.g. Public Internet Access Points, Telecentres, ICT access in libraries, etc.)
                          Training and use of ICT for communication, collaboration and participation (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under
                          development): e.g. Digital communication; sharing of content, knowledge and resources, online participation and digital collaboration

                          ICT networking and support to increase outreach capabilities (including self-employment /entrepreneurship)
                          eIntermediation - ICT supported measures to access welfare entitlement, health and independent living and other public services
Job placement             Specific/purposeful ICT-enabled skills building for employability
                          Specific/purposeful ICT supported job-seeking and matching measures
                          ICT supported community building (including assistance to SMMEs)
Possible output /
 direct outcome indicators

  Outcome dimension                         Possible Output indicators                                           Possible Direct Outcome indicators
(employability relevant)
       Skilling          # of participants in basic training courses                        % graduates progressing on advanced courses
                         # of participants in advanced training courses                     % of participants trained / potential target
                         % participants who completed the courses                           % of users achieving evidence of skills progression
                         # of users or beneficiaries of ICT support activities              % of users/beneficiaries who became regular ICT users
     Empowerment          # of users or beneficiaries of ICT support activities             % of users achieving an increase in their confidence of use of ICT
                          # of users or beneficiaries of eLearning or informal ICT          % of users progressing to take up advanced ICT courses
                          support activities                                                 % of users progressing to take up advanced other training courses
                          # of users or beneficiaries of specific measures related to ICT   % of users achieving evidence of empowerment progression (self-confidence,
                          legal/ethics and privacy/security aspects                          ICT capabilities, etc.)
                          # of users or beneficiaries of eAccessibility measures
      Networking          # of regular users of ICT networking facilities                   % of users progressing to regular ICT users / % increase in Internet usage in
                          Average length of use of facilities per user                      the area
                          % coverage of deprived communities                                # of services (e.g. online eligibility checks, forms or information) delivered
                          # of beneficiaries of ICT networking support activities (per      to beneficiaries
                          target group)                                                      % of reached beneficiaries achieving evidence of improvement in their
                          % of beneficiaries of ICT networking support activities /         situation (e.g. obtained an entitlement or successful transaction on any other
                          potential target (per target group)                                public service)
                          # of beneficiaries counseled and mediated                         % of users achieving evidence of ICT networking capabilities progression
                          # of beneficiaries assisted on self-employment /                  % of beneficiaries successful counseled and mediated
                          entrepreneurship activities                                        % of beneficiaries successfully assisted on self-employment/entrepreneurship
                                                                                             activities

     Job placement        % of beneficiaries / local unemployment rate                      % of beneficiaries successful counseled and mediated
                          # of beneficiaries counseled and mediated on job-search           % of successful 'job-matching' activities / total of activities
                          activities                                                         % of users that have been 'placed' on the job market
                          # of beneficiaries referred to non-employment activities (e.g.    % of beneficiaries that have actually found a job (ICT-related or not-ICT
                          further training)                                                  related)
                          # of job-suppliers served (or # of job-offers made available)     % of SMMEs achieving evidence of improvement
                          # of SMMEs assisted                                               % increase in local economic development
                          % SMMEs assisted / potential target
                          # of new SMMEs created / established on the local area of
                          reference
Group discussion




Building evidence to measure the socio-economic impact of
                Telecentres on eInclusion



Objectives and expected outcome
 Discussing and revising the typology of eInclusion Intermediaries
 Discussing and revising the main components of the proposed eI2-IAF:
  typology of activities, outputs, expected outcomes and impacts
 Defining SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and
  Timebound) indicators and data collection methods that are appropriate
  and feasible
Group discussion



                                                 Questions

Topic 1. Typology of interventions/activities and related expected outcomes / impacts

1.1. Do you modify the aggregated typology provided?

1.2. Do you modify the disaggregated typology provided?

1.3. Do you add the any other category to the typology provided?

Topic 2. Typology of interventions/activities and related expected outcomes / impacts

2.1. Do you add/modify the list of activities provided?

2.2. What are the most relevant types of outcomes?

2.3. What are the most relevant types of impacts?

Topic 3. Indicators and measurement tools

3.1. Are the indicators provided suitable to measure the outputs and outcomes?

3.2. Would you add/modify the list of indicators provided?

3.3. What appropriate means can be used to collect data according to the indicators?
For further information about MIREIA:
http://is.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pages/EAP/MIREIA.html



        gianluca.misuraca@ec.europa.eu
        cristina.torrecillas@ec.europa.eu

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Cristina Torrecillas: "Building evidence to measure the socio-economic impact of Telecentres on e-inclusion"

  • 1. MIREIA Measuring the impact of eInclusion Building evidence to Intermediary actors measure the socio- on Digital Literacy, Skills, and Inclusion Goals economic impact of telecentres on Inclusion Gianluca Misuraca, Senior Scientific Officer Cristina Torrecillas, Scientific Officer *http://www.casadellibro.com/libro-mireia- la-estrella-un-libro-musical-para-mirar-tocar- The views expressed by the authors are not necessarily those of the EC y-escuchar/9788434885240/864859 October 29, 2012 1
  • 2. What do we need to know? (for Building evidence to measure the socio-economic impact of telecentres on Inclusion) Who the INTERMEDIARIES are:  Locality Mapping: TYPOLOGY OF INTERMEDIARIES  EU Mapping: Estimation of the size How to measure their impact:  The Impact Assessment Framework: TYPOLOGY OF ACTIVITIES AND INDICATORS  Pilot-Test of the Impact Assessment Framework
  • 3. MIREIA’s Implementation Plan Task 1 – Literature Review Experts and Stakeholders’ Consultations Experts and Stakeholders’ Consultations Task 2 – Locality Mapping Task 3 – EU Mapping Task 4 – Review of methods and indicators Task 5 – Development of the Impact Assessment Framework Task 6 – Pilot-Test of the Impact Assessment Framework Way forward 2012 2013
  • 4. Locality Mapping Preliminary Findings Country Spain Latvia UK (Mapping Type) El Raval, Barcelona Zemgale Sunderland (Neighbourhood) (Regional) (City) Total No. of 79 157 248 Orgs in location No sample – based on (NGOs and terminated projects Orgs in sample = 39 interviews and some site not included – revise) visits Orgs in sample = 54 Type of Cybercafe = 30 Libraries = 68 City Council Facilities = 26 Organization Municipal Wifi = 20 School libraries = 25 Community Youth Centers = 43 School =7 Municipal Adult Ed. Cen = 3 Formal Educational Inst =93 Library = 6 Primary & Secondary = 53 Edu, Training and Employment =32 High School = 4 State Agency Social = 2 Black and Minority Ethnic Groups =8 Technical School = 4 State Agency Jobs = 2 Social Housing = 20 Telecentre = 3 Private Institutions = 4 Health and Social Care = 20 Civic Centre = 2 NGOs = X Business/Business Support = 13 University = 2 Categorization Based on structure and Based on role in communities Based on organizational and activities of e-Inclusion activities 1. Public Internet access points 1. Education and Training providers 1. ICT core activity | Not 2. Training Centers 2. Neighbourhood based open access & actors core activity 3. Social Advisers/Consultants ICT courses (community) 2. Inclusion core activity | 4. Raising awareness about 3. Neighbourhood based open access Not core benefits of digital society, e- and ICT courses (council) 3. Not for profit | For Profit services, and e-Skills 4. Socially-targeted access 4. Public | Private 5. Business/Community and Voluntary 5. Networked | Not Support and Facilitation networked
  • 5. Locality Mapping Preliminary Findings Spain, El Raval, Barcelona Context Multi-ethnic neighbourhood with migrants of low-income and a mix Organizational Type NA (from survey) Landscape of eInclusion • Cybercafes more prominent actor coherent with composition of Rabal actors (high migrant population) (from survey + desk • Followed by Municipal WiFi hot spots that are not "formally" recognized research) as actors • Libraries are gaining significance in the area and many include in plans eInclusion goals • Interestingly, there are fewer telecenters compared with cybercafés and libraries. Main Target groups • Telecenters in area are opened for all citizens but seniors prevail (from survey) • Libraries open to all groups but ID card required for Internet access (undocum migrants can't enjoy most of the services) • Cybercafes overwhelmingly serve migrant population and seldom tourists Outcomes Identified NA Yet
  • 6. Locality Mapping Preliminary Findings Latvia, Zemgale Context Rural/Ag area with high level unemployment and economic migration of youth Organizational Type Municipal/State = 66% (from survey) NGO Sector = 21% Private Orgs = 11% Ad Hoc Projects = 3% Landscape of eInclusion • Libraries the largest actor and play the role of telecenters. All offer a list of actors common digital inclusion services. (from survey + desk • Municipal LLL Centers although small in number they provide a wider range research) of eSkills training and also ICT support for other orgs • NGOs in Zemgale region usually operate w/small budgets and no paid staff – mostly run by volunteers (dif. from national NGOs) Main Target groups • Young adults and children are the two top priority groups for eInclusion actors (from survey) in area. Coherent since libraries defined these two groups as primary audience • Unemployed and job seekers considered top priority for 37% of organizations • People w/physical disabilities target audience for relatively small % of orgs (21%) • Women not considered a disadvantaged group in Latvia Outcomes Identified • Almost 80% provide free access to computers and Internet • 63% provide basic training. Few orgs provide training for beginners or for professionals • Orgs serve as social community centres. 71% consultations on private and government e-services • Important advocacy role raising awareness about benefits of digital society
  • 7. Locality Mapping Preliminary Findings UK, Sunderland Post-industrial city with high level of unemployment specially among Context young adults. One of highest levels of NEETs in the country Organizational Type Municipal/State = 15% (from survey) NGO Sector = 64% Private Orgs = 15% MISSING 6% Landscape of eInclusion • Vast majority of actors based in the formal educational sector [interesting actors in a city with one of the highest level of NEETs] (from survey + desk • Followed in presence by community-based orgs research) Main Target groups • Orgs identified as third sector serve needs of broader community. (from survey) • Some, however, target needs of specific groups (BME 3 orgs, Youth 12 orgs, and Disability 4 orgs) Outcomes Identified • Educational and Employment related services most commonly cited as outcomes • Public and more equal access to ICT opportunities. • Disability support orgs primarily create employment and job searching outcomes • Youth Centres identified a wider variety of outcomes – access to employment, communication, recreation
  • 8. Typology of Intermediaries based on Organizational type Aggregated Disaggregated Category Category National, Regional, and State Agencies [Social, Employment, Health] Municipal/City Government [Adult Education Centers, Electonic Village Halls, Training Rooms, etc.] Public Libraries Government Government-run Telecenters Formal Educational Institutions [Primary, Secondary, High School, technical school, University] Other [Ad hoc projects –Terminated projects – ....] NGO-run Telecenters Neighbourhood Community Centers/Associations Voluntary Support Organizations Third Sector Youth Centers Migrant and Minority Support Organizations [Refugee & Asylum seekers, BME Support orgs] Other Private Sector Cybercafes Private Training Organizations [Support Government programs, NGOs, etc] Formal Educational Institutions [Primary, Secondary, High School, technical school, University] Other [Private nursing homes, privately-run social housing, etc.]
  • 10. Employability relevant outcomes and (specific) impact dimensions  Direct and indirect effects of eI2 activities (employability relevant):  Skilling: improvement of ICT skills and capabilities  leading to better opportunities to look for and apply for jobs  Empowerment: enhancement of confidence and motivation for learning  leading to an increased perception of the possibility to improve (individual/group) social and economic conditions (social capital formation);  Networking capacities: strengthening network ties and outreach potential (social capital bonding and bridging)  leading to increase of the opportunities for socio-economic integration;  Job-placement: facilitate the possibility for accessing information on labour market and entrepreneurial opportunities  leading to increasing opportunities for participating actively to the (local) economic development and contributing to socio-economic inclusion
  • 11. eI2 typologies of activities Outcome dimension Typology of activities category (employability relevant) Skilling Basic Digital literacy training courses and ICT use ('medium-related' skills including operational and formal Internet skills such as (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): Information management (search/analysys/storage) Advanced ICT skills development (both 'medium-related' and 'content-related' skills including information and strategic Internet skills) (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): Creation of content and knowledge (Content creation, integration and re-elaboration of previous knowledge and content; Knowledge creation and creative expression) Empowerment Engagement in Lifelong Learning and Learning through ICT (e.g. eLearning / informal ICT learning support) and other learning / empowering activities Increasing awareness and management of legal and ethical aspects and privacy and security (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): (e.g. legal constraints, respect of self and others; personal data protection and privacy; security and safety measures; Digital Identity management) eAccessibility measures Networking Measures providing ICT access (e.g. Public Internet Access Points, Telecentres, ICT access in libraries, etc.) Training and use of ICT for communication, collaboration and participation (reference to EC Digital Competence Framework under development): e.g. Digital communication; sharing of content, knowledge and resources, online participation and digital collaboration ICT networking and support to increase outreach capabilities (including self-employment /entrepreneurship) eIntermediation - ICT supported measures to access welfare entitlement, health and independent living and other public services Job placement Specific/purposeful ICT-enabled skills building for employability Specific/purposeful ICT supported job-seeking and matching measures ICT supported community building (including assistance to SMMEs)
  • 12. Possible output / direct outcome indicators Outcome dimension Possible Output indicators Possible Direct Outcome indicators (employability relevant) Skilling # of participants in basic training courses % graduates progressing on advanced courses # of participants in advanced training courses % of participants trained / potential target % participants who completed the courses % of users achieving evidence of skills progression # of users or beneficiaries of ICT support activities % of users/beneficiaries who became regular ICT users Empowerment # of users or beneficiaries of ICT support activities % of users achieving an increase in their confidence of use of ICT # of users or beneficiaries of eLearning or informal ICT % of users progressing to take up advanced ICT courses support activities % of users progressing to take up advanced other training courses # of users or beneficiaries of specific measures related to ICT % of users achieving evidence of empowerment progression (self-confidence, legal/ethics and privacy/security aspects ICT capabilities, etc.) # of users or beneficiaries of eAccessibility measures Networking # of regular users of ICT networking facilities % of users progressing to regular ICT users / % increase in Internet usage in Average length of use of facilities per user the area % coverage of deprived communities # of services (e.g. online eligibility checks, forms or information) delivered # of beneficiaries of ICT networking support activities (per to beneficiaries target group) % of reached beneficiaries achieving evidence of improvement in their % of beneficiaries of ICT networking support activities / situation (e.g. obtained an entitlement or successful transaction on any other potential target (per target group) public service) # of beneficiaries counseled and mediated % of users achieving evidence of ICT networking capabilities progression # of beneficiaries assisted on self-employment / % of beneficiaries successful counseled and mediated entrepreneurship activities % of beneficiaries successfully assisted on self-employment/entrepreneurship activities Job placement % of beneficiaries / local unemployment rate % of beneficiaries successful counseled and mediated # of beneficiaries counseled and mediated on job-search % of successful 'job-matching' activities / total of activities activities % of users that have been 'placed' on the job market # of beneficiaries referred to non-employment activities (e.g. % of beneficiaries that have actually found a job (ICT-related or not-ICT further training) related) # of job-suppliers served (or # of job-offers made available) % of SMMEs achieving evidence of improvement # of SMMEs assisted % increase in local economic development % SMMEs assisted / potential target # of new SMMEs created / established on the local area of reference
  • 13. Group discussion Building evidence to measure the socio-economic impact of Telecentres on eInclusion Objectives and expected outcome  Discussing and revising the typology of eInclusion Intermediaries  Discussing and revising the main components of the proposed eI2-IAF: typology of activities, outputs, expected outcomes and impacts  Defining SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Timebound) indicators and data collection methods that are appropriate and feasible
  • 14. Group discussion Questions Topic 1. Typology of interventions/activities and related expected outcomes / impacts 1.1. Do you modify the aggregated typology provided? 1.2. Do you modify the disaggregated typology provided? 1.3. Do you add the any other category to the typology provided? Topic 2. Typology of interventions/activities and related expected outcomes / impacts 2.1. Do you add/modify the list of activities provided? 2.2. What are the most relevant types of outcomes? 2.3. What are the most relevant types of impacts? Topic 3. Indicators and measurement tools 3.1. Are the indicators provided suitable to measure the outputs and outcomes? 3.2. Would you add/modify the list of indicators provided? 3.3. What appropriate means can be used to collect data according to the indicators?
  • 15. For further information about MIREIA: http://is.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pages/EAP/MIREIA.html gianluca.misuraca@ec.europa.eu cristina.torrecillas@ec.europa.eu

Editor's Notes

  1. What eInclusion actors are, which services they provide, to which targets groups, how they operate and innovate, and how they can be calssifed Estimation of the size and distribution of the actors
  2. What eInclusion actors are, which services they provide, to which targets groups, how they operate and innovate, and how they can be calssifed Estimation of the size and distribution of the actors
  3. What eInclusion actors are, which services they provide, to which targets groups, how they operate and innovate, and how they can be calssifed Estimation of the size and distribution of the actors