Welcome to the IFRC network Indicator Bank
The live repository of standardised indicators for use by the IFRC and 191 Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies
Cash and voucher assistance
23
Indicators
CEA
29
Indicators
Climate and environment
20
Indicators
Coordination and cooperation
12
Indicators
Cross-cutting
4
Indicators
Digital transformation
6
Indicators
Disaster law and legal frameworks
3
Indicators
Disaster risk reduction
12
Indicators
Education
28
Indicators
Food security and livelihoods
33
Indicators
Health
179
Indicators
Humanitarian diplomacy and communication
4
Indicators
Innovation
3
Indicators
Integrity and accountability
21
Indicators
Migration
30
Indicators
National society development
31
Indicators
National society disaster management capacity
7
Indicators
PGI
69
Indicators
Relief and recovery
23
Indicators
Shelter
23
Indicators
Volunteering and youth
9
Indicators
WASH
47
Indicators
Guide to indicator selection
Define the purpose
The first step in selecting an indicator should be to clearly define and understand the purpose of its use: where, in which context, and towards which goal will the indicator be used?
Identify sectors/sub-sectors
Define which focus area needs to be present in your solution. The indicators in this bank are organized by the sectors above. Each sector is further broken down into sub-sectors, by which the indicators are grouped.
Select specific indicators
Each sub-sector is consequently broken down into specific indicators for measuring and data collection. You can learn more information about each indicator by clicking into it.