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Definition: The Data Quality and Integrity Management function ensures the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of beneficiary data through validation, deduplication, and master data management. It implements the technical measures and processes needed to maintain high-quality data that can be trusted for decision-making and service delivery.

Functions:

  • Prevents duplicate beneficiary records through sophisticated matching

  • Validates data against defined quality standards and business rules

  • Manages data conflicts and harmonizes information from multiple sources

  • Implements data governance policies and ensures compliance

  • Maintains master data for core entities across the social protection ecosystem

Where Used:

  • Data Management Teams for quality control and governance

  • System Administrators for master data maintenance

  • Program Administrators for data validation and verification

  • Technical Teams for deduplication and data cleaning

  • Compliance Officers for data governance enforcement

Why Required:

  • Ensures trustworthy and reliable data for decision-making

  • Prevents fraud and errors through duplicate detection

  • Maintains data consistency across multiple programs and systems

  • Enhances service delivery through accurate beneficiary information

  • Supports compliance with data quality standards and regulations

Implemented Through:

  • [IBR-016] Duplicate Prevention System (Core)

  • [IBR-020] Unified Beneficiary Data Model (Core)

  • [IBR-015] Data Quality Standards (Optional)

  • [IBR-018] Identity Data Manager (Optional)

  • [IBR-028] Data Governance Framework (Optional)

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