Data-Powered Positive Deviance

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Methods North West Methods Sessions 2022-23

Data-Powered Positive Deviance Basma Albanna (University of Manchester)In any community, there are those who achieve significantly better outcomes than their peers. Despite having the same resources and limitations, they find more effective solutions to complex challenges. The positive deviance approach seeks to identify these outperformers and understand the strategies behind their success so they can be replicated. Data powered positive deviance (DPPD) builds on this approach, giving practitioners a method to use digital datasets, such as earth observation and mobility data, to identify positive deviants. Their local solutions can then be uncovered and used to inform community and policy interventions.You will be sent the Zoom link and password after registration.This is part of the Methods North West Methods Sessions 2022-23. To find out about further events please visit <a href="https://nwssdtp.ac.uk/about/methods-north-west/methods-sessions/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://nwssdtp.ac.uk/about/methods-north-west/methods-sessions/ </a>

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