Translations:Budget Advocacy:Outline/39/en
Using iSIKHNAS data to support budget advocacy in Indonesia
| Topic | Learning objectives |
|---|---|
| Overview | Define budget advocacy and why it is important for animal disease control |
| Describe how iSIKHNAS data can be used to support budget advocacy | |
| Developing a budget advocacy plan | Describe why defining objectives is important for budget advocacy |
| Describe why understanding the audience is important | |
| Outline important motivators for decision-makers (personal motivators & political motivators) | |
| Describe audience considerations when planning to present information | |
| Describe audience presentation considerations when planning to presenting data | |
| Outline why understanding competing budget requests is important | |
| Using iSIKHNAS data as performance indicators | Explain what performance indicators are |
| Outline how performance indicators can be used to support budget requests | |
| Outline how to avoid unfair comparisons with performance indicators (standardisation) | |
| Describe possible performance indicators for specific activities such as: * Animal health performance indicators - (lab submission, breeding) | |
| * Financial performance indicators - (operations, overheads) | |
| * Animal movement performance indicators | |
| * Abattoir performance indicators | |
| * Human resource performance indicators | |
| Using iSIKHNAS data for animal health economic analyses | Describe the economic process of animal diseases |
| Describe possible methods to estimating the cost of disease | |
| Data requirements for cost of disease estimates (population, disease frequency) | |
| Cost of disease | |
| Describe methods for estimating the benefits of animal health activities: Cost-benefit analysis |