Presentation: Mapping for Results by Hanif Anilmohamed Rahemtulla, World Bank

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The document discusses the World Bank's Mapping for Results initiative which aims to incorporate geography into how they visualize and monitor their projects. This is done to better monitor impacts, improve aid effectiveness, enhance transparency, and enable citizen feedback. Over 30,000 locations of Bank projects across 143 countries have been mapped. The maps show information like project locations, sectors, poverty levels, and health indicators. They allow users to search for specific countries/projects and download data. Moving forward, the initiative seeks to use local geography more to inform project implementation and identify gaps/overlaps to improve aid transparency and coordination.

Technology Economy & Finance

Mapping For Results
Enhance Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results

Transparency through
Open Geographic Information
Hanif Rahemtulla, Geospatial Specialist at the World Bank
Email: hrahemtulla@worldbank.org

The Importance of Geography

Open geospatial data is critical to making effective use of
public sector information - everything happens
somewhere; to find data, and analyse it, location is
invaluable context (Rahemtulla, 2009, 2012).

Mapping for Results Initiative

Key Objectives of the Initiative
Incorporating geography to visualizes the
sub-national location of World Bank
projects to:
• better monitor impact on people;
• improve aid effectiveness and coordination;
• enhance transparency and social accountability; and
• enable citizens and other stakeholders to provide
direct feedback on project results.

All Bank-financed projects are mapped
• More than 30,000 locations mapped for over
2,500 active Bank projects
• For all 143 IBRD and IDA countries
• Indicator data on infant mortality, maternal
health, malnutrition for 43 countries;
• Sub-national poverty data for 30 countries
• Population density data for 107 countries

How to find a country map?

Number of locations
of Bank projects

Number of Bank
projects
Choose Country

maps.worldbank.org

Overview of all projects by sector ?

Choose view by
sector
1. Select activities
by count

Pie chart shows
investment in sector
by volume
2. Clicking on a
Bubble provides
the number of
The symbol/color
project per
indicates the largest
district
sector by location

Select by Specific Sectors?

maps.worldbank.org

Are projects located in areas with highest
poverty?

Select poverty
as base map

The darker the
background the
higher the poverty

maps.worldbank.org

Better Targeting of Projects

Select by Sector:
Water and Health

Select infant
mortality as
base map

maps.worldbank.org

Are you interested in a certain project?

Choose a project …

… and locations
are highlighted on
the map

Map Data: Download & Share

Download Data
& Share Map

maps.worldbank.org/sa/nepal

Geo-enabling WB: Is Only the First Step!

The Road Ahead: Local Geography

 Informs Project Implementation
 Nepal – Poverty Alleviation Fund
 Targets Development Intervention
 Global Agricultural Food Security Project (GAFSP)
 Effectively Communicates Gaps and Overlaps
 Open Aid Partnership
 Identifies Strengths and Weaknesses
 OnTrack – Citizen Engagement & Participation

Local Geography:
Informs Project Implementation

Local Geography:
Informs Project Implementation
Data available
Number of districts 75
Total observations 4,161
Health center
Mapping
location at VDC
Source Bert
Mismatched 62 VDCs

Local Geography:
Identify Gaps and Overlaps
27 Donors
AFDB, AusAid, BADEA, Canada,
CDC, DFID, EU, FAO, FICA, GTZ,
ICEIDA, IFAD, Ireland, Japan,
JICA, KFW, Kuwait Fund,
Norway, OPEU Fund, People’s
Republic of China, UNDP,
UNESCO, UNHCR, UNIDO,
USAID, WFP, World Bank

Improve Aid Transparency and Coordination

Open Aid Partnership

Foundation Center/World Bank: IATI Collaborative Mapping & Data Sharing

OnTrack: A Hybrid Citizen Feedback Pilot

Geo-Enabling the World Bank
Where do we stand?
 Reporting on Geographic Location Mandatory
 First Administrative Level Priority
 Geographic Platform for Reporting is Operational
 Transitioning to More Sustainable Reporting Methods
 Working Across the Bank Groups, Sectors, Operations
etc.
 Collaborating with Other Donors
 PUSHING FOR MORE GEOGRAPHIC ACCOUNABILITY

THE ROAD AHEAD

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www.worldbank.org
Hanif Rahemtulla, World Bank
hrahemtulla@worldbank.org

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1. Mapping For Results Enhance Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results Transparency through Open Geographic Information Hanif Rahemtulla, Geospatial Specialist at the World Bank Email: hrahemtulla@worldbank.org

2. The Importance of Geography Open geospatial data is critical to making effective use of public sector information - everything happens somewhere; to find data, and analyse it, location is invaluable context (Rahemtulla, 2009, 2012).

3. The Geography of Language Diversity

4. Opening Our Minds by Opening Our Eyes

5. Fostering Budget Transparency

6. Mapping for Results Initiative Key Objectives of the Initiative Incorporating geography to visualizes the sub-national location of World Bank projects to: • better monitor impact on people; • improve aid effectiveness and coordination; • enhance transparency and social accountability; and • enable citizens and other stakeholders to provide direct feedback on project results.

7. All Bank-financed projects are mapped • More than 30,000 locations mapped for over 2,500 active Bank projects • For all 143 IBRD and IDA countries • Indicator data on infant mortality, maternal health, malnutrition for 43 countries; • Sub-national poverty data for 30 countries • Population density data for 107 countries

8. How to find a country map? Number of locations of Bank projects Number of Bank projects Choose Country maps.worldbank.org

9. Overview of all projects by sector ? Choose view by sector 1. Select activities by count Pie chart shows investment in sector by volume 2. Clicking on a Bubble provides the number of The symbol/color project per indicates the largest district sector by location

10. Select by Specific Sectors? maps.worldbank.org

11. Are projects located in areas with highest poverty? Select poverty as base map The darker the background the higher the poverty maps.worldbank.org

12. Better Targeting of Projects Select by Sector: Water and Health Select infant mortality as base map maps.worldbank.org

13. Are you interested in a certain project? Choose a project … … and locations are highlighted on the map

14. Map Data: Download & Share Download Data & Share Map maps.worldbank.org/sa/nepal

15. Geo-enabling WB: Is Only the First Step!

16. The Road Ahead: Local Geography  Informs Project Implementation  Nepal – Poverty Alleviation Fund  Targets Development Intervention  Global Agricultural Food Security Project (GAFSP)  Effectively Communicates Gaps and Overlaps  Open Aid Partnership  Identifies Strengths and Weaknesses  OnTrack – Citizen Engagement & Participation

17. Local Geography: Informs Project Implementation

18. Local Geography: Informs Project Implementation Data available Number of districts 75 Total observations 4,161 Health center Mapping location at VDC Source Bert Mismatched 62 VDCs

19. Local Geography: Informs Project Implementation

20. Local Geography: Identify Gaps and Overlaps 27 Donors AFDB, AusAid, BADEA, Canada, CDC, DFID, EU, FAO, FICA, GTZ, ICEIDA, IFAD, Ireland, Japan, JICA, KFW, Kuwait Fund, Norway, OPEU Fund, People’s Republic of China, UNDP, UNESCO, UNHCR, UNIDO, USAID, WFP, World Bank

21. Improve Aid Transparency and Coordination

22. Open Aid Partnership Foundation Center/World Bank: IATI Collaborative Mapping & Data Sharing

23. More Social & Interactive: Geostories

24. Indonesia: PNPM Citizen Feedback Pilot

25. OnTrack: A Hybrid Citizen Feedback Pilot

26. Geo-Enabling the World Bank Where do we stand?  Reporting on Geographic Location Mandatory  First Administrative Level Priority  Geographic Platform for Reporting is Operational  Transitioning to More Sustainable Reporting Methods  Working Across the Bank Groups, Sectors, Operations etc.  Collaborating with Other Donors  PUSHING FOR MORE GEOGRAPHIC ACCOUNABILITY THE ROAD AHEAD

27. Open Data Knowledge Reports http://www.scribd.com/collections/3389411/Open- Development-Technology-Alliance

28. www.worldbank.org Hanif Rahemtulla, World Bank hrahemtulla@worldbank.org

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