PRP
  • PRP Documentation
  • Introduction
    • Glossary / Terminology
    • Indicators
      • Disaggregations
      • Calculating progress
    • FAQ
    • Releases / Changelog*
    • Report an Issue / Contact us
  • Product / End-user Documentation
    • IP Reporting
      • Overview
      • Partner roles and permissions
      • User Interface
      • Setting calculation methods for indicators
      • Progress Reports
        • Reporting Overview
        • Special Reports (SR)
        • Humanitarian Reports (HR)
        • Quarterly Progress Reports (QPR)
        • Reporting Process
        • Data Uploader for QPR and HR
      • Various data exports
    • Cluster Reporting
      • Overview
      • User Authentication, Roles and permissions
      • AD Integration
      • Response Plans
      • Cluster Indicators
      • Response Plan Dashboard
      • Response Parameters setup
      • Planning your action as a Partner
      • Reporting on results
        • Reporting to UNICEF
      • Analysis of results
      • OCHA Integration
    • ID Management
      • Overview
      • AD Integration & Sign In
      • Email Notifications
      • User Statuses
      • Permissions
      • IP ID Management
        • User Interface
        • Users screen
      • Cluster ID Management
        • User Interface
        • Users screen
        • Partners screen
  • Technical Documentation
    • Architecture
    • Development Setup
    • Deployment / DevOps
    • Data Model
    • API Documentation
      • Error Handling
    • CartoDB location sync
    • OCHA Integration - Research Summary
      • Response Plan Import
      • Project Import
    • ID Management
      • Backend API's
    • Handover session question
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PRP Documentation

NextGlossary / Terminology

Last updated 5 years ago

PRP stands for Partner Reporting Portal.

It's a web application built by to ease the reporting of data by its partners in the context of IP (Implementing Partner) reporting and also in the context of reporting.

PRP is an open-source project and can be found on .

IP and Cluster Reporting

PRP consists of two somewhat distinct user experiences targeting different but potentially overlapping use-cases. This is what is referred to as and . More details if you click on each of them in the left hand navigation.

Both of these sub-systems is built on top of the same and all the data is stored in the same database.

Design Philosophy

The UX / visual design philosophy builds on , with variations.

The technical design philosophy for PRP builds on what has already been established by the eTools team at UNICEF. More information here:

UNICEF
Cluster
Github
IP
Cluster Reporting
data model
Google Material Design
https://github.com/unicef/etools