Numeric Indicator:

Numeric indicators are chosen when there is a need to assess progress by measuring numerical values over time. This type is appropriate for tracking and quantifying changes in absolute quantities or counts. Depending on your data availability this indicator can be stored in two data formats:

• Latest change (since last reporting): Here data entries are totaled cumulatively over time. This option is suitable when you need to track incremental chnages and continously add to the existing total

• Total value (since project start): Here each data entry for this indicator is the current total. This option is ideal when each entry directly reflects the comprehensive, up-to-date value without any need for additional summation.

Percentage Indicator:

Percentage indicators are selected when the focus is on measuring progress in terms of percentages over time. This type is suitable for evaluating relative changes or proportions within a given context.

Process Indicator:

Process indicators are preferred when measuring activities, steps, or processes essential for implementing an activity. This type is particularly useful for assessing the progression through sequential stages required for successful implementation of a process.