New graphs that align with the results mapped to TOCs:
New graphs have been added to illustrate the relationship between results, Action Area outcomes, Impact Area targets, and SDG targets. These graphs can be found in the summary section.
Results versioning:
The latest Results Dashboard release now features a versioning system, allowing data pertaining to the same result across different years to be displayed. For this new improvement there are a few important rules that needs take into account and that were agreed with PPU and PCU in advance to the development of the product:
- Rule #1 - QAed results: Only quality-assured results are displayed.
- Rule #2 – latest version: There is an option to view the most recent version of the result data for all years reported so far.
- Rule #3 – Year selection: In the year filter, only one year can be selected for filtering.
- Rule #4 – QA'ed data per year: Only QA'ed data that belongs to the specific year will be displayed.
- Rule #5 – Change Result Type: The dashboard will display the corresponding QAed result type that was reported in a specific year.
- Rule #6 - Links to results: The linked results will always point out to the latest QAed version of the result.
For more information about these rules, see the following presentation: https://cgiar.sharepoint.com/:p:/s/PRMSProject/EY9GBP2UxdFDkiIji4J3ZU4B-BsWexxDLHA8l2CfJVNlTQ?e=DBfUAc
New DAC scores:
We have included three new DAC markers in the Results Dashboard: Nutrition, Health, and Food Security; Environmental Health and Biodiversity; and Poverty Reduction, Livelihoods, and Jobs. These markers now appear across different sections of the Dashboard, such as the Summary, Innovation Development, Knowledge Products, and Innovation Use sections.
Please note that information for these markers is available from 2023 onward. Any data from before that date has not been entered into the system and will be displayed as "Not applicable" on the Dashboard (dark grey color).
Innovation Development and Innovation Use section enhancements:
In the Innovation Development section, we have introduced two graphs for a more detailed view of user results. These graphs categorize actors based on gender (men and women) and age (youth and non-youth). Additionally, we've included insights on results categorized by the type of institution.
In the Innovation Use section, similar to the section on Innovation Packages, we've expanded insights by displaying the number of users based on actors. This breakdown now includes distinctions for gender (men and women) and age (youth and non-youth), as well as by the type of institution.
Expanded pieces of evidence:
We have raised the number of showcased pieces of evidence to 6 in the tables at the end of each section. It's important to note that only evidence available in CGSpace continues to be displayed.
New Capacity Development options:
In the graphs for the Capacity Sharing for Development section, we now incorporate information on "non-binary" and "unknown" — in instances where the gender of the trained individuals is not specified. This enhancement ensures a more inclusive representation of gender diversity in the visualizations.
Visualization of changes in result type:
In the latest version of the Results Dashboard, we have introduced a feature that enables the display of corresponding metadata for the reporting year based on the result type. This enhancement specifically addresses cases where results transitioned from one type to another between years, ensuring accurate and contextual information.
Additional general features:
