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Big data and 
the third sector 
Workshop One: How can we use data 
to better understand the scale and scope 
Chris Yiu, SCVO 
of the Scottish third sector? 
13 October 2014 
Scottish Universities Insight Institute 
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Outline for today 
Evidence-based policymaking 
How we use data 
Future opportunities 
1 
2 
3
In God we trust. 
Everyone else, 
bring data 
W. Edwards Deming
Understanding ourselves 
 Who is involved in our activities? 
 What are we good (and bad) at? 
 When will the money run out? 
 Where should we invest? 
 How is government policy affecting us?
Influencing others
Sources of insight 
Regulators Registers Panels 
Office of the 
Scottish 
Charity Regulator 
Financial 
Conduct 
Authority 
Scottish 
Housing 
Regulator 
Scottish Council 
for Voluntary 
Organisations 
Third Sector 
Interface 
network 
Regular 
panel 
exercises 
  
Ad-hoc 
consultations 
and surveys 
 
National 
organisations 
and Intermediaries
CRM data structure (simplified) 
Third sector data 
Case notes (private) 
Organisations 
Locations Placements 
Episodes and 
interactions 
Volunteering 
opportunities 
Volunteers 
Contacts
Opportunities: Volunteer Scotland 
www.volunteerscotland.net
Organisations: Get Involved 
www.getinvolved.org.uk
Coming soon 
Linked platforms 
Machine-readable data, APIs 
Partnerships for participation 
Partnerships for innovation 
A 
B 
C 
D
The final frontier?
Contact 
Chris Yiu 
Director, Digital Participation 
chris.yiu@scvo.org.uk 
@clry2 
scvo.org.uk/digital

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Big data and the third sector

  • 1. Big data and the third sector Workshop One: How can we use data to better understand the scale and scope Chris Yiu, SCVO of the Scottish third sector? 13 October 2014 Scottish Universities Insight Institute University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
  • 2. Outline for today Evidence-based policymaking How we use data Future opportunities 1 2 3
  • 3. In God we trust. Everyone else, bring data W. Edwards Deming
  • 4. Understanding ourselves Who is involved in our activities? What are we good (and bad) at? When will the money run out? Where should we invest? How is government policy affecting us?
  • 6. Sources of insight Regulators Registers Panels Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator Financial Conduct Authority Scottish Housing Regulator Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Third Sector Interface network Regular panel exercises Ad-hoc consultations and surveys National organisations and Intermediaries
  • 7. CRM data structure (simplified) Third sector data Case notes (private) Organisations Locations Placements Episodes and interactions Volunteering opportunities Volunteers Contacts
  • 8. Opportunities: Volunteer Scotland www.volunteerscotland.net
  • 9. Organisations: Get Involved www.getinvolved.org.uk
  • 10. Coming soon Linked platforms Machine-readable data, APIs Partnerships for participation Partnerships for innovation A B C D
  • 12. Contact Chris Yiu Director, Digital Participation chris.yiu@scvo.org.uk @clry2 scvo.org.uk/digital