using cell phones for data collection and monitoring
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Presentation at RWS workshop 22 11-11TRANSCRIPT
Proactive GovernanceUsing cell phones for data collection and monitoring
Asim Fayaz, The World Bank
What can cell phones do?
Geo-tagged data with pictures SMS-to-Web Citizen feedback More!
Geo-tagged data on smart phones
Same data, new interface
http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/adcMap
http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/adcMap
http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk/dashboard/androidMap
Geo-tagged data
Android smart phone Costs around $90 in bulk Monthly running cost of Rs 400
GPS tagged data and photos Ready transmission Visualize instantly on a map
Geo-tagged data
Useful to collect data, check absenteeism, asset verification, etc.
Many projects in the pipeline DSD – Teaching experts PMIU – MEAs NMNCH – Lady Health Workers (LHW)
DCO Khanewal’s initiative Citizens reporting on sanitation
SMS-to-Web
Daily transaction reporting No hardware provided Very low cost (~Rs50/month) Can work virtually anywhere Irrigation dept already using it
Example: Abdul Jabbar having cell number 03009999999 takes his wife Razia Bibi to an RHC for the delivery of their baby on the 17th of the current month.
Citizen Feedback
Fight petty corruption, improve service delivery, and facilitate citizen engagement by proactively seeking through SMS and calls feedback of citizens who receive day-to-day government services.
http://www.punjabmodel.gov.pk
Citizen Feedback
Data captured using smart phones, SMS or online forms
Senior management randomly call and reach out to a citizen virtually anywhere
Call centers engaged to call a large set of beneficiaries
SMS messages sent to elicit feedback Transaction and feedback data
visualized on a dashboard or map Highly actionable information
Citizen Feedback
Citizen Report Card
More!
Location inferred from transactions at government facilities
SMS polls: “Did anyone in your household have dengue?”
SMS blast to every mobile in a particular area to identify trends – it’s possible!
Gangs of sanitation workers record “audio attendance” every morning
Community volunteers collect and share information using mobile apps