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Open source gis data for finacial inclusion
The document discusses the use of open source Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and OpenStreetMap (OSM) for enhancing financial inclusion. It highlights the benefits of OSM, such as rich data availability, no monopolies, and real-time updates, and provides examples of mapping projects in Uganda and Indonesia aimed at improving access to financial services. The text also raises important considerations for analyzing existing data and determining infrastructure needs in underserved areas.
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Open source gis data for finacial inclusion
- 1. Open Source GeographicInformation System (GIS) Data for Financial Inclusion Adityo Dwijananto | GIS Project Coordinator | adityo.dwijananto@hotosm.org
- 2. What is GeographicInformation System?
- 3. Geographic Information System(GIS) allows us to Manage, Analyze and Display spatial information on the computer
- 4. A map containsa set of layers for a common geographical area
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- 6. The community basedproject that creates and distributes free geographic data for the world
- 7. Why use OpenStreetMap? Richof data No Monopoly Free Forever Real Time UpdateEasier than you think Customizable
- 8. What is OpenStreetMapLicense? Free to Share Adapt Create As long as Attribute Share-Alike Keep open Open Database License (ODbL)
- 9. What can wedo with OpenStreetMap Data?
- 10. Navigation Web Based Application Humanitarian Server GISSoftware Research Printed Maps GPS Devices Software Development Education Commercial Games Accessibility Mobile Apps
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- 14. Palu Earthquake 2018 DisasterResponse task.openstreetmap.id http://osm-analytics.org
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- 16. UGANDA: Mapping AccessTo Digital Financial Services (2015-2016) https://www.hotosm.org/projects/mapping_financial_inclusion_in_uganda
- 17. http://fspmaps.com Data Example fromUganda Mapping Project
- 18. Indonesia: Infrastructure Mapping(2011-present) ● Indonesia (Roads only) ● Jakarta ● Semarang city ● Surabaya ● 20 village from Sikka, NTT ● 3 village in South Tangerang area ● ...
- 19. https://openstreetmap.id/en/pemetaan-hot-pdc/ More than 1700 banksand atms already mapped in Jakarta Jakarta Infrastructure Mapping by PDC Project
- 20. Indonesia Road MappingProject November: 123.631 km
- 21. The future ofresearch in Indonesia ● How long does it take to reach the nearest financial service? ● Where are the large settlement of the population who are under-served (either due to poor population- infrastructure ratio or inaccessibility)? ● What types of financial service providers or products are most common in high poverty area? ● How do we translate geospatial knowledge into policy intervention? Where might we need to make infrastructure investments so that banks and other providers can begin providing services?
- 22. Things to consider... 1.Set analysis level Villages Sub-villages Districts Provinces National Detail General
- 23. National Pension Commision Bank Insurance Money Agent Post office Minimarket Population Census Poverty Roads Low income worker etc.. People behaviour Credit Institution Thingsto consider... 2. Find status of existing data Financial Services Spatial Data Non spatial data
- 24. Last but notleast.. If the data not available: how the data be collected?
- 25. Thank you adityo.dwijananto@hotosm.org |openstreetmap.id | +62812-8654-7434
Editor's Notes
- #7 OpenStreetMap is built by communities of mappers that contribute and maintain data about roads, buildings, cafés, railway stations, hotels and much more..
- #11 Teknologi development and social support
- #15 Tasks.openstreetmap.id http://osm-analytics.org
- #17 One of HOT project that involved in economic development was conducted in Uganda, where we collected all location data that related to financial service such as atm, bank, micro finacing institution, mobile agent, and network provider who provide mobile money service. This data will help to develop overview about the condition of financial service in Uganda, and compare with the population distribution, we can see where the area that need government need to put more focus on.
- #18 This is one of the example of the data from Uganda project being used. In this website all the data related to financial service showing and with aditional spatial layer, we can analyze more about the level of their financial inclusion in some area (given by 5km radius for example)
- #19 For Indonesia, from 2011-now we haven’t had an opportunity to conduct research or project related to financial inclusion and I hope this will inspire all the people here. What we are currently doing is infrastructure mapping who mainly for disaster management, but all the data that we collected in infrastructure mapping, we can use it for financial inclusion research, for example for PDC mapping in jakarta, we collected all the bank in jakarta, we can use it to support our research in financial inclusion by comparing to other demographic data for example population data. Another project that we currently doing is mapping road across indonesia. This project can help us to understand their access to reach financial service place, whether it takes long time to get there or not.
- #21 In 2017-now we collaborate with facebook to map all the roads in Indonesia with help from their machine learning system. Data from machine learning is validated by our team to ensure all the road data is correct. This road data can be the one biggest factor to determine the level of financial inclusion, by looking at the road network, we can figure out which place that took longer time than the other to reach certain financial service. But keep in mind that the distance or travel time will be different for urban and rural area.
- #22 There is a gap in Indonesia in term of financial inclusion research. From technical side, there is a platform who can provide free and dynamic spatial data in Indonesia. The data itself already available in some area but when it comes to the area who have empty dataset, that’s our turn to start mapping. From research side, there still no research related to the financial inclusion at the moment. If you are wondering whether spatial data can be used for financial inclusion research? The answer is yes! Imagine you got the financial service data from OSM such as bank, post office, insurance office, or minimarket. Combine with demographic data such as population data, we can get the general overview about the quality of financial inclusion in those area. If you want to combine the data from cloud, make sure that the data itself already have place information, so you can combine and use it to make a analysis using GIS.
- #23 There is a gap in Indonesia in term of financial inclusion research. From technical side, there is a platform who can provide free and dynamic spatial data in Indonesia. The data itself already available in some area but when it comes to the area who have empty dataset, that’s our turn to start mapping. From research side, there still no research related to the financial inclusion at the moment. If you wondering are the spatial data can be used for financial inclusion research? The answer is yes! Imagine you got the financial service data from OSM such as bank, post office, insurance office, or minimarket. Combine with demographic data such as population data, we can get the general overview about the quality of financial inclusion in those area. If you want to combine the data from cloud, make sure that the data itself already have place information, so you can combine and use it to make a analysis using GIS.
- #24 There is a gap in Indonesia in term of financial inclusion research. From technical side, there is a platform who can provide free and dynamic spatial data in Indonesia. The data itself already available in some area but when it comes to the area who have empty dataset, that’s our turn to start mapping. From research side, there still no research related to the financial inclusion at the moment. If you wondering are the spatial data can be used for financial inclusion research? The answer is yes! Imagine you got the financial service data from OSM such as bank, post office, insurance office, or minimarket. Combine with demographic data such as population data, we can get the general overview about the quality of financial inclusion in those area. If you want to combine the data from cloud, make sure that the data itself already have place information, so you can combine and use it to make a analysis using GIS.
- #25 Do you want to conduct field survey to collect spatial data? Or do you want to aggregate the data by districts or provincial level? The answer of course based on the point 1, If your analysis level is village level, you probably need to collect the data from the field or if your analysis level is provincial, you only need aggregate the data into several provinces