Presentation by Bjorn- Soren Gigler on Opening Up Development: Can Open Development enhance the effectiveness, responsiveness and inclusiveness of development programs.
2. Mapping For Results
Enhance Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results
Soren Gigler
Innovation Practice
World Bank Institute
bgigler@worldbank.org
9. Mapping
for Results
Results data:
available for
the first time
Transparency:
Access to
Information
and Open Data
Technology:
geo-coding,
visualizations
Leveraging Innovations for Enhanced
Results
10. Main Objectives
• Enhance Monitoring of Results: Better monitor,
track and report results
• Improve Transparency and Social Accountability:
increase transparency through Open Data on aid
flows and public service delivery
• Establish Feedback Loop: Empower citizens and
CSOs to provide direct feedback on project
outcomes
Increase Aid Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results
14. Project Level Approach
Benefits
- Target activities to regions with
most need
- Promote synergies between
components (Electrification and
Telecomms)
- Verify that services were
provided
- Monitor project results and
impact
- Transparency and social
accountability
Bolivia: Decentralized Infrastructure for Rural Transformation
Project
15. Local Open Data is Key
Better targeting of schools based on needs
16. Challenges
• Lack of Access to Data
• Limited Resources and Budget
• Small Core Team
• Concerns about enhanced
transparency
22. Results
• Maps for all 143 IBRD and IDA countries developed
• More than 30,000 project locations mapped
combined with sub-national MDG indictors (poverty,
infant mortality, malnutrition)
• Visualized geographic locations for 2,500 active Bank
projects
• Institutionalized Geo-coding of all WB operations
• Open Aid Pilots for Malawi and Nepal
23. Poverty and WB projects WB and USAID projects
Public Expenditures Feedback Loop
Nepal Country Platform Pilot
25. More Local: Nepal Health Centers
Data available
Number of districts 75
Total observations 4,161
Mapping
Health center
location at VDC
Source Bert
Mismatched 62 VDCs
26. Open Aid Partnership
• Open Aid Map to show
locations of donor
activities
• Country Platforms for
open geographic data of
public service delivery
• Citizen Feedback
• Capacity Building for civil
society and citizens
Poverty Trend from 1992- 2001 Unsatisfied Basic Needs
Ushahidi –Crisis map of Haiti
Mapping the majority of the reports submitted to Ushahidi in near real-time. The volunteers then identify GPS coordinates for the reports and geo-tag the reports on the Ushahidi map. Each report is first read at least once by Situation Room before being published on the map.
Sector level
Community-level
79 countries (IDA+China+Philippines)
144 countries (ID+IBRD)
More than 30,000 locations mapped for over 2,500 active Bank projects
Indicator data on infant mortality, maternal health, malnutrition for 43 countries;
Sub-national poverty data for 30 countries
Population density data for 107 countries