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Mapping for Results
visualizes the locations of World Bank-financed projects to better monitor development impact, improve aid effectiveness and coordination, and enhance transparency and social accountability.
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In the light of this, accuracy and precision of the administrative boundary datasets are key, because these are the infrastructure that we use to present, analyze and visualize data. In October 2010, the World Bank took a major initiative to map the World Bank-financed project locations and development indicators for 142 countries world-wide on...
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Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) has developed a system for the World Bank that automates the geocoding of all Bank-financed projects. The system, built by QCRI’s Data Analytics team, enables more efficient and effective labeling of the Bank’s project portfolios and places them on a map for analysis, monitoring and evaluation.
Mapping Initiatives
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