Presentation at RWS workshop 22 11-11

1. Asim Fayaz, The World Bank

2.  Geo-tagged data with pictures
 SMS-to-Web
 Citizen feedback
 More!

3. Same data, new interface

4. http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/adcMap

5. http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/adcMap

6. http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/androidMap

7.  Android smart phone
 Costs around $90 in bulk
 Monthly running cost of Rs 400
 GPS tagged data and photos
 Ready transmission
 Visualize instantly on a map

8.  Useful to collect data, check absenteeism,
asset verification, etc.
 Many projects in the pipeline
 DSD – Teaching experts
 PMIU – MEAs
 NMNCH – Lady Health Workers (LHW)
 DCO Khanewal’s initiative
 Citizens reporting on sanitation

9.  Daily transaction reporting
 No hardware provided
 Very low cost (~Rs50/month)
 Can work virtually anywhere
 Irrigation dept already using it
Example: Abdul Jabbar having cell number
03009999999 takes his wife Razia Bibi to
an RHC for the delivery of their baby on
the 17th of the current month.

10.  Fight petty corruption, improve service delivery, and
facilitate citizen engagement by proactively seeking
through SMS and calls feedback of citizens who receive
day-to-day government services.
 http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk

11.  Data captured using smart phones, SMS or
online forms
 Senior management randomly call and reach
out to a citizen virtually anywhere
 Call centers engaged to call a large set of
beneficiaries
 SMS messages sent to elicit feedback
 Transaction and feedback data visualized on a
dashboard or map
 Highly actionable information

14.  Location inferred from transactions at
government facilities
 SMS polls: “Did anyone in your household
have dengue?”
 SMS blast to every mobile in a particular area
to identify trends – it’s possible!
 Gangs of sanitation workers record “audio
attendance” every morning
 Community volunteers collect and share
information using mobile apps