Using standard indicators: opportunities, challenges and risks
Holzapfel, SarahExternal Publications (2018)
published on Rural21 01.04.2018
Standard indicators can be characterised by uniform definition, data collection methods and interpretation. They produce data that can be aggregated (and compared) across interventions, countries or regions, for example. Standard indicators can be distinguished from “custom indicators”, which are formulated to describe specific phenomena or to measure certain changes under unique conditions.
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