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Setting-up Decentralised Information Exchange

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{{IMSMANG}} is designed to support information management in a decentralised context involving many users and groups at various sites. These users can include implementing partners, mine action operators and regional or decentralised mine action authorities. Decentralising information management within {{IMSMANG}} is easy and allows information managers to expand the scope and impact of information on mine action activities. While {{IMSMANG}} supports nearly any conceivable patterns for decentralised information exchange including multilateral exchange, peer-to-peer exchange and one- and two-direction exchange, the most prevalent pattern is that of a central mine action authority (CMA) and subordinate regional mine action authorities (RMAs). Much of the discussion of maintaining a decentralised {{IMSMANG}} system refers to this typical example; however, many points apply to other information exchange patterns as well.
The centralised pattern decentralised model is characterised by one or more non-overlapping regional sites or authorities that conduct data entry and data quality control for their region. Regional sites also typically perform some regional data analysis designed to support regional operations management and planning. By contrast, the central authority manages the overall data set for the entire country, collecting all regional information in order to perform national planning and produce national statistics.
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