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Recurring Data Monitoring made easy in mWater and Solstice

Repeated collection of data over time can be critically important in many ways. It can help maintenance and planning, keep costs low and sustainability high. This recurring, or longitudinal data monitoring is essential in taking you from just monitoring things to actually managing them. In mWater we’ve made it very easy to do longitudinal data monitoring in a robust way. In this video, we’ll cover a number of examples of how this is already being done in the platform, and learn how you can set up recurring data monitoring for your use case. All of this also applies to Solstice, our sister platform which covers all sectors and not just water and sanitation. The key takeaway of the video is to connect sites (or assets) with surveys to make the most out of longitudinal data collection and infrastructure management in mWater. Once you know this, you can collect essentially any data you need over time, whether you are working with water, sanitation, health, education, or anything else. 00:00 Intro 02:25 Sites and Assets 05:40 Examples: School, RapidWASH, Azure Water Service Providers, Haiti utilities 08:40 Creating surveys with site questions for longitudinal data monitoring 16:05 Creating a meter reading survey 21:25 Creating a RapidWASH survey using the Indicator Library 23:50 Wrap-up Examples shown: RapidWASH: https://rapidwash.org School survey: https://portal.mwater.co/#/forms/6ec5... Siepa: https://siepa.mwater.co Resource Center for help guides: https://portal.mwater.co/#/resource_c... Solstice: https://solstice.world Guide on repeat monitoring: https://portal.mwater.co/#/resource_c... Guide on sites: https://portal.mwater.co/#/resource_c... Guide on surveys: https://portal.mwater.co/#/resource_c... Guide on visualizations: https://portal.mwater.co/#/resource_c... Any issues? Email us at problems@mwater.co Otherwise contact us at info@mwater.co #Sustainability #SDG6 #Monitoring #Management #waterutilities #AssetManagement