1. Open Aid Partnership Open Aid Partnership visualizes the sub-national location of donor-financed projects Bjorn-Soren Gigler bgigler@worldbank.org

2. Achieving the MDGs- Geography Matters! Subnationally, high concentration of poverty in the west

3. Concentration of WB-financed operations

4. Open Aid Partnership- Objectives Improve Aid Transparency: increase transparency through Open Data on aid flows and public service delivery Enhance Results: Better target, monitor, and coordinate aid flows within countries Establish Feedback Loop: Empower citizens and CSOs to provide direct feedback on project outcomes Increase Aid Transparency and Citizen Engagement for Better Results

5. Maps.worldbank.org

6. All Bank-financed projects are mapped Maps for all 142 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 1,600 active Bank projects What we have done so far: Mapping for Results maps.worldbank.org

7. Regions Countries Sectors Projects Mapping at Various Levels maps.worldbank.org

8. Where does the WB target its operations?

9. Are health projects in areas with the highest infant mortality?

10. Multi-Sectorial Analysis

11. Project Level 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

12. Local Open Data is Key Better targeting of schools based on needs

13. Institutionalize across the WB Group Switch to map view to show the project locations on a map of Africa.

14. Improved Budget Transparency & Accountability Open Access to Public Expenditure Data at national/ local level Open Data Free, open and easy access to Census and Socio- Economic Indicator Data ICT for Social Accountability Enabling Citizen Feedback on Donor-funded programs Kenya: Open Government Initiative Mapping Public Expenditure/Poverty

15. Key Components of Partnership Open Aid Map a common platform to show locations of donor programs Country Platforms for open aid flows and public expenditures Citizen Feedback Loops to promote citizen engagement in the delivery of public services Capacity Development to empower CSOs and Citizens to effectively use and generate data Impact Evaluations to assess the impact of open aid on development outcomes

16. 1) Open Aid Map Geo-coding of donor-financed projects based on IATI standard Joint Open Aid Map for better aid coordination (AidData) Visualize projects of 27 donors combined with poverty data

17. How can we map our projects?

18. 2) Country Mapping Platform Enable governments to collect, make openly available and visualize data on development assistance, budgets and public service delivery

19. Poverty and WB projects WB and USAID projects Public Expenditures Feedback Loop Nepal Country Platform Pilot

20. 3) Citizen Feedback Loops Build pilots to enable two-way information flows between citizens & governments Citizen generated data, i.e. CheckMySchool.org

21. Haiti Community- Based Reporting

22. 4) Capacity Development Raise awareness among citizens about the power of open data Strengthen Capacity of CSOs and Citizens to effectively use and generate open data Engage, connect and empower communities to act upon provided data Assist public service provider in receiving and responding to citizen feedback

23. 5) Impact Evaluations Provide an objective basis for assessing impact of Open Aid and Citizen Feedback Loops Use Randomized Controlled Trial and Participatory Action Learning Document and disseminate the lessons learned from evaluation findings

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25. Suggested Priority Countries Africa: DRC, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda Latin America: Bolivia, Peru South Asia: Nepal, Sri Lanka East Asia: Indonesia