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Enhancing MAPS: A Bilateral Donor Perspective from the International Forum in Beijing

This document outlines key insights from Frances Harper, Head of Profession for Statistics, during the International Forum on Monitoring National Development held in Beijing in September 2011. It discusses the successes and limitations of the MAPS (Monitoring and Action for Poverty Statistics) framework, highlighting opportunities for stronger engagement with non-statistical stakeholders to enhance its impact. The presentation emphasizes the importance of transparency, accountability, and results-driven actions, and provides suggestions for future initiatives to build on the framework's achievements.

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Enhancing MAPS: A Bilateral Donor Perspective from the International Forum in Beijing

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  1. Busan – Building on MAPS A bilateral donor perspective Frances Harper Head of Profession for Statistics International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  2. Outline: • MAPS - successes & limitations • Busan • Opportunities • Actions • Suggestions International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  3. MAPS: successes • NSDS • Population census • MDG data • IHSN • Funding • Etc… International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  4. MAPS: limitations • NSDS (implementation?) • MDG data (modelled?) • Funding (sustainable?) • Didn’t go beyond statistical community International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  5. BUSAN: an opportunity • To build on success of MAPS • To address limitations: • Engaging non statisticians (so must be politically attractive) • Responding to policymakers (by supporting transparency, accountability & results) International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  6. With that in mind….. some (additional) thoughts on the actions. International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

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  13. Overall? • Excellent basis • Continue to strengthen: • Language (ensure attractive to non statisticians) • Actions (make as concrete and measurable as possible) • Remain ambitious International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

  14. Thank you International Forum on Monitoring National Development: Issues & Challenges, Beijing Sep 2011

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