Workshop: Location matters – GIS in financial inclusion, Johannesburg, South Africa. Garth Lawless, Brand Fusion.

1. Geo-Spatial Mapping Initiative

2. Project Scope
BMGF GIS Project

3. Geo-Spacial Analysis: 3 Components
1). Access point data collection
2). Add Poverty and other layers
3). Mapping Software

4. Use Cases: Tanzania
Geo-Spacial Analysis Tanzania
45% of Tanzanians live within 5km of
financial access point
+ 35 000 agents
18% contributor to financial access
Banks are within 1km of each other
Coastal Zone has more than 40% of all
Financial Access Points

5. Use Cases: Tanzania
Where are
the people?

6. Use Cases: Tanzania
Electricity
with no
Financial
Access Points
Mobile
Money
Agents with
no Electricity

7. Use Cases: Uganda
Uganda Rural
Activation Campaign:
No Financial Access
Points with People

8.  Stakeholder Participation
• Base Line Data Estimations
• Supporting Documentation or Reference Letters
• Community Participation
• Questionnaire Finalization
 Centralised Storage of Data
 Electronic Data Capturing
• Planning
• Management (RPMS)
• Functionality on one devise
• Off line functionality
 Geo-sweeping (Rural & Urban)
 Handheld Simulator
Step 1: Collect the Data

9. Quality Control and Authenticity
 Real Time System Monitoring
 Field Audits (Penetration Testing)
 Data Validation
 Data Quality Checks

10. Step 2: Add the Layers

11. Step 3: Mapping Software

12. Financial Services for the Poor Maps
http://www.fspmaps.com

13. Financial Inclusion: 5km vs locations per capita

14. District Analysis

15. Analytical Tools & Photographs

16. Health Sector Examples
Thereallyinterestingfindings

17. Health Sector Examples (Cont…)