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Interpreting Indicator Details

The Indicator Details page provides a comprehensive view of a specific indicator, including its connection to the Theory of Change, key metrics, and progress visualization. This page helps users understand the indicator's status and performance over time.

Page Structure​

The Indicator Details page is divided into the following sections:

1. Theory of Change Details​

Displays information about the Theory of Change linked to the indicator.

  • Title: The name of the Theory of Change.
  • Description: A brief overview of the Theory of Change.

By Default This Section is collapsed, you can always click on the accordion to expand it. Theory of Change Details

2. Indicator Details​

Provides specific details about the selected indicator.

  • Indicator Name: The title of the indicator being tracked.

  • Indicator Title: The Short descriptive name of the indicator.

  • Indicator Definition: A brief description of the indicator's purpose and measurement.

  • Data Source: Specifies how the data will be collected, detailing the methods and tools used to gather information.

  • Frequency: Indicates how often the data will be collected (e.g., monthly, quarterly).

  • Reporting: Mentions where the results will be reported, providing clarity on the communication of progress and outcomes.

Indicator Details

3. Indicator Metrics​

Shows important metrics used to calculate indicator's progress.

  • Indicator Baseline Value: The current value of the indicator, which serves as a reference point for measuring progress.
  • Indicator Target Value: The target value, indicating the desired outcome for the indicator.

Indicator Metrics

4. Progress Visualization​

Includes graphical representations of the indicator's progress.

4.1 Line Graph​

The line graph displays the trend of the indicator's progress over time.

  • X-Axis: Shows the timeline (dates of updates).
  • Y-Axis: Represents the values recorded for the indicator.
  • Data Points: Plots each recorded value.
  • Progress Line: Connects data points to show the trend.
Line graph for indicator with increasing progress direction​

Line Graph

Line graph for indicator with decreasing progress direction​

Line Graph

4.2 Pie Chart​

The pie chart provides a visual representation of covered vs. remaining coverage.

  • Covered Coverage: Shows the percentage of the target that has been reached.
  • Remaining Coverage: Represents the portion left to achieve the target.

Pie Chart