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Leveraging Mapping for the Rural E conomy Spark Presentation – 25 th November 2013

Leveraging Mapping for the Rural E conomy Spark Presentation – 25 th November 2013. “GDP study for Ariyalur and Pudukottai !!” – Shilpa tells Gayathri “Let’s digitize data!!” – Noble Joseph “ODK!!” – Amit Shah “ B ranch page, hub page, entity page!!” – Shilpa and Gayathri

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Leveraging Mapping for the Rural E conomy Spark Presentation – 25 th November 2013

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  1. Leveraging Mapping for the Rural EconomySpark Presentation – 25th November 2013

  2. “GDP study for Ariyalur and Pudukottai!!” – Shilpa tells Gayathri “Let’s digitize data!!” – Noble Joseph “ODK!!” – Amit Shah “Branch page, hub page, entity page!!” – Shilpa and Gayathri “OK, let’s get cracking!!” – Shilpa and Gayathri • Genesis

  3. Expansion mapping in the past • Villages being left out • Population numbers being collected at different levels • Natural congregation of people was not where branches were located • Mapping in Thenaaru and Vellaaru KGFSs • Optimal demarcation of service areas based on an algorithm • Household mapping in every branch service area • Setting the context

  4. Mapping in Thenpennaiaaru KGFS • Remote rural criteria • Efficient branch network • Key infrastructure network • Expansion Criteria Mapping

  5. How was the data collected? • Village • Population • Geocodes Panchayat approach – A panchayat is an administrative unit consisting of 6 to 7 villages. It is the unit to be approached to obtain population data for each village. • Primary Health Centre • Geocodes • School • Geocodes • Population check with school headmaster • Other Key Infrastructure • Geocodes

  6. What tool was used to collect data? KGFS entity ODK server Data • Entity page • Hub page Data input

  7. How long did it take?

  8. Enough talking, show the map!

  9. All mapping in the service area under one umbrella • Household mapping • Enterprises mapping • What you see • Other economic potential mapping • What you hear • Rules for whom to ask • How to ask • How to triangulate • Service Area Mapping

  10. Example of Venkatasamudram

  11. Benefits of using ODK • Real time data monitoring and improving data collection • All data on our server • Easy export to excel and kml • Benefits of spatial MIS • Strengthening the bottom up approach • Take a transect walk around the service area sitting here • Provide customized solutions and tailor made products that suit our end customers • Conclusion

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