1. Mapping for Results Enhance Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results Sandor Karacsony Consultant, WB/OSI

2. Key Objectives Mapping for Results visualizes the sub-national location of projects to: better monitor impact on people; improve the effectiveness and coordination of project expenditures; enhance transparency and accountability; and enable citizens and other stakeholders to provide direct feedback on project results.

3. Mapping Projects Worldwide More than 30,000 locations mapped for over 2,500 active World Bank projects Altogether 143 countries covered Indicator data on infant mortality, maternal health, malnutrition for 43 countries; Sub-national poverty data for 30 countries Population density data for 107 countries Currently applied for World Bank projects only, but the platform can be used for geo-referencing and tracking progress on other programs and projects as well – such as Roma inclusion

4. How to find a country map? maps.worldbank.org/eca/moldova 2,50030,000 Choose Moldova Number of Bank projects Number of locations of Bank projects

5. How many projects are in a province? 1. Select activities by count 2. Clicking on a Bubble provides the number of project per province

6. Overview of all projects by sector ? Choose view by sector Pie chart shows investment in sector by volume The symbol/color indicates the largest sector by location

7. How to interpret the maps? Consult the legend

8. Are projects located in the poorest areas? Select poverty as base map The darker the background the higher the rate of poverty

9. Maternal Mortality Rates and Health Projects Select maternal health as base map The darker the background the higher the rate of maternal mortality

10. Are projects located in areas with highest infant mortality? The darker the background the higher the rate of infant mortality Select infant mortality as base map

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

12. Citizens Track Project Results

13. maps.worldbank.org