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spelling okr-10986-250022021-04-23T14:04:28Z A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs Iimi, Atsushi Diehl, Adam MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY HOUSEHOLD SURVEY FOOD SECURITY RESULTS TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESSIBILITY RURAL ACCESS INFORMATION MONITORING RURAL POVERTY RURAL TRANSPORT RURAL ACCESSIBILITY RURAL NUTRITION ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROUTES GOOD TRANSPORT ROAD ACCESSIBILITY RURAL POPULATION SURVEYS MEASURES TRANSPORT SERVICES ROADS TRANSPORT ACCESS ENABLING ENVIRONMENT POVERTY REDUCTION RURAL RESIDENTS ICT ROAD SECURITY NETWORK BUSINESS BUSINESSES COSTS ROAD ACCESS TRANSPORT POVERTY RURAL AREAS GLOBAL STANDARD TARGETS INNOVATION PRODUCTIVITY COMMUNICATION RURAL ROAD CONNECTIVITY POOR DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS ROAD CONDITIONS TRANSPORT COSTS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES FARMERS RURAL ROADS TARGET INFRASTRUCTURE In rural areas of the developing world, where the majority of the poor live, good transport connectivity through road infrastructure and transport services is an essential part of the enabling environment for sustainable growth. A lack of detailed nationwide data has limited previous efforts to develop measures of access to roads in rural areas that would guide policy and investment. The World Bank, with support from DFID, has been piloting a methodology that exploits advances in digital technology to assess population distribution and infrastructure location and quality. The resulting Rural Access Index (RAI) may serve as a useful and cost effective tool for governments planning their rural transport programs and as an indicator of progress towards the achievement of several of the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets. 2016-09-06T19:04:35Z 2016-09-06T19:04:35Z 2015-10 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25793660/new-measure-rural-access-transport-using-gis-data-inform-decisions-attainment-sdgs http://hdl.handle.net/10986/25002 English en_US Connections;No. 23 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief
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topic MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY
HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
FOOD SECURITY
RESULTS
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL ACCESS
INFORMATION
MONITORING
RURAL POVERTY
RURAL TRANSPORT
RURAL ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL
NUTRITION
ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
ROUTES
GOOD TRANSPORT
ROAD ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL POPULATION
SURVEYS
MEASURES
TRANSPORT SERVICES
ROADS
TRANSPORT ACCESS
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION
RURAL RESIDENTS
ICT
ROAD
SECURITY
NETWORK
BUSINESS
BUSINESSES
COSTS
ROAD ACCESS
TRANSPORT
POVERTY
RURAL AREAS
GLOBAL STANDARD
TARGETS
INNOVATION
PRODUCTIVITY
COMMUNICATION
RURAL ROAD
CONNECTIVITY
POOR
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
ROAD CONDITIONS
TRANSPORT COSTS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGIES
FARMERS
RURAL ROADS
TARGET
INFRASTRUCTURE
spellingShingle MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY
HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
FOOD SECURITY
RESULTS
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL ACCESS
INFORMATION
MONITORING
RURAL POVERTY
RURAL TRANSPORT
RURAL ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL
NUTRITION
ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
ROUTES
GOOD TRANSPORT
ROAD ACCESSIBILITY
RURAL POPULATION
SURVEYS
MEASURES
TRANSPORT SERVICES
ROADS
TRANSPORT ACCESS
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION
RURAL RESIDENTS
ICT
ROAD
SECURITY
NETWORK
BUSINESS
BUSINESSES
COSTS
ROAD ACCESS
TRANSPORT
POVERTY
RURAL AREAS
GLOBAL STANDARD
TARGETS
INNOVATION
PRODUCTIVITY
COMMUNICATION
RURAL ROAD
CONNECTIVITY
POOR
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
ROAD CONDITIONS
TRANSPORT COSTS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGIES
FARMERS
RURAL ROADS
TARGET
INFRASTRUCTURE
Iimi, Atsushi
Diehl, Adam
A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
relation Connections;No. 23
description In rural areas of the developing world, where the majority of the poor live, good transport connectivity through road infrastructure and transport services is an essential part of the enabling environment for sustainable growth. A lack of detailed nationwide data has limited previous efforts to develop measures of access to roads in rural areas that would guide policy and investment. The World Bank, with support from DFID, has been piloting a methodology that exploits advances in digital technology to assess population distribution and infrastructure location and quality. The resulting Rural Access Index (RAI) may serve as a useful and cost effective tool for governments planning their rural transport programs and as an indicator of progress towards the achievement of several of the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets.
format Brief
author Iimi, Atsushi
Diehl, Adam
author_facet Iimi, Atsushi
Diehl, Adam
author_sort Iimi, Atsushi
title A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
title_short A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
title_full A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
title_fullStr A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
title_full_unstemmed A New Measure of Rural Access to Transport : Using GIS Data to Inform Decisions and Attainment of the SDGs
title_sort new measure of rural access to transport : using gis data to inform decisions and attainment of the sdgs
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25793660/new-measure-rural-access-transport-using-gis-data-inform-decisions-attainment-sdgs
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