 To increase the impact of development assistance by making aid information more transparent and accessible to a wide range of stakeholders  To improve the quality of research on aid allocation and aid effectiveness

 A new approach  Sector dashboards  New research using AidData  AidData Raw  Tech Tools and Open Data  Geo-spatial information and maps  Country Impacts: Malawi  Country Impacts: Liberia

 New articles and books using AidData  Working papers  Research briefs  The First Tranche blog

 The latest, freshest data  Geocoded and M&E datasets  Links to the IATI registry  IATI collection/aggregation

 Developed with Uppsala University, Sweden  Adapted and improved to incorporate lessons learned through work on WB Mapping for Results and AfDB coding  Accepted as the IATI standard for sub-national geocoding

 Following the open data movement  Geocoding toolkit  Codebooks  Links to IATI and standards  IATI data feed: Coming soon in AidData  AidData API

 Development Loop  African Development Bank  Malawi Aid Map  World Bank Mapping for Results

 Full-featured visualizations  Integration of mapping and charts  Select geographic area and export selected locations  Examine projects by sector, donor, funding amount, etc.  Clustering function  Potential use for local M&E and results evaluation  Overlays with socioeconomic data (poverty, malnutrition, population density, etc.) to monitor local impact and results  Edit and update project information, link to trip reports, site assessments, photographs, or other monitoring materials

 Feedback Loops and Service Delivery

 Access aid information on the go  Locate projects near you  Enable citizen feedback  Foster accountability and increase effectiveness

 Geocoded Malawi Aid Management Platform (AMP)  Integrating geocoded data into AMP for sustainable workflow and improved division of labor  Work to be presented by Malawi MoF in Busan  Replicable and sustainable process for other AMP countries

 750+ projects from 30+ donors  Nearly US$7 billion in total funding  Geocoded $5.7 billion from nearly 500 projects, work ongoing

 Liberia Aid Management Platform GIS module  Instant GIS mapping  Identify and search for local activities  Improves division of labor  Report generation and planning  Streamlined visuals  Module will become part of regular AMP implementation in 2012