Mapping for ResultsEnhance Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results

Hanif Rahemtulla & Charles Brigham

Geospatial Specialists

World Bank, Innovation Practice

hrahemtulla@worldbank.org / cbrigham@worldbank.org

Geography of International Development

Key Objectives of the M4R 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.

Mapping for Results Initiative

maps.worldbank.org

Choose Bangladesh

2,500 30,000

Number of Bank

projects

Number of locations

of Bank projects

Choose view by

sector

Pie chart shows

investment in sector

by volume

The symbol/color

indicates the largest

sector by location

Geography of International Development

Data available

Number of districts 75

Total observations 4,161

MappingHealth center

location at VDC

Source Bert

Mismatched 62 VDCs

GAFSP: The Geography of Food Security

Interface Mockup

Localized Financing

Local Geography:

Targets Development Intervention

Improve Aid Transparency and

Coordination

Partnership with UN on Aid Coordination (Nepal)

Envisioning the Future: GeoStories

Envisioning the Future: Citizen Feedback

Indonesia: PNPM Citizen Feedback Pilot

Access to Information

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

Targeting of Agricultural Projects

An Enabling Environment

Hanif Rahemtulla & Charles Brigham

Geospatial Specialists

World Bank, Innovation Practice

hrahemtulla@worldbank.org