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Data Dive - World Bank and DSDC

Data Dive - World Bank and DSDC

Data Science DC

October 07, 2019
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  1. GROUP # 1 MEMBERS (Twitter @datadrivenangel) - William Angel (Twitter

    @guynzeribe) - Guy Nzeribe (Github @thomasneil) - Neil Alex Github @nbroekman Nathaniel Broekman @avsolatorio - Aivin Solatorio Ryan Ritchey (Github @DoshiHarsh) - Harsh Doshi
  2. Conflict and Spending: Data is hard Focus- Asia. 5 countries

    that have cultural similarity and geographical proximity- Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan. • Fundamental Question - What is the relationship between conflict intensity and spending? Data: • The World Bank datasets (various indicators) • The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) -Conflict events, Conflict event types and fatality counts as a proxy for conflict intensity https://github.com/Nosferican/WorldBankDataDive2019ConflictSpendingAsia
  3. ThANKS! Current results- an aggregated dataset that pulls together data

    from several world bank sources, as well as per capita fatalities by event type.
  4. Objective: Find risk factors for loan performance Challenge/Question: Is good

    governance related to lower risk of default? How do other factors affect the risk of default?
  5. Summary Statistics 2007 2017 GDP Per Capita (constant 2010 US$)

    15,247 15,437 Life Expectancy in years 69.27 72.53 Internet Usage - % of Population 25.55 55.25 Urban - % of Population 57.54 60.60 Education Spending - % of GDP 4.406 4.173
  6. Factors for GDP Working population and internet usage are the

    two factors that most significantly affected GDP. - Multiple-year panel data - % working population and internet usage in 2007 vs GDP in 2017 Significant positive relationship between GDP and life expectancy.
  7. Internet usage growth and GDP growth 2006-2016 Trend between internet

    access increase and growth increase is surprisingly slightly negative
  8. Smarter Lending How can multilateral financial institutions and other creditors

    better understand and predict the existence and scale risks of their borrowers, during, and after they lend money? Is good governance related to lower risk of default? How do other factors affect the risk of default? Caveat: We looked proportions of loan being defaulted rather than actual risk because it took us a while to define ‘risk’.
  9. 2015 Country Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism Governance Index

    (-2.5 to +2.5) Sovereign Default Amounts - 2015 - Source: Bank of Canada Database of Sovereign Defaults
  10. Default amount: External debt stocks (long term) - Principal repayment

    long term Default %: Principal repayment/External debt stocks The countries that seem to default on majority of their loan (i.e high default %) are struggling to repay relatively “smaller amount”.
  11. GROUP # 6 MEMBERS @www.linkedin.com/in/meron-asfaha- Meron asfaha @www.linkedin.com/in/melissacirtain/ - Melissa

    C @https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanahanfi/ -Hana HAnfi @https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-hasse/ - Erik Hasse @www.linkedin.com/in/zhian-anita-wang/ - Anita Wang @https://www.linkedin.com/in/RKRAIG/ - ROBERT KRAIG @https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominickegan/ -Dominick Egan @Https://google.com -Evgenia Pugacheva
  12. Financing for Human Capital Objective: Identify relationships between human development

    and its benefit for countries Our finding: Investment in education and female school enrollment matters for development
  13. Outcome: What is the relationship between female school enrollment and

    GDP across countries? *As female secondary school enrollment , fertility rate *As female secondary school enrollment , MMR *GDP Per Capita (PPP) increases with increasing female secondary school enrollment
  14. Determinants of secondary school enrollment for women ➔ Women who

    have fewer children have more time to invest in their education ➔ Takeaway from regression analysis: If Government spending on education increases by 1%, female secondary school enrollment increases by 1.1% *High fertility is associated with low GDP
  15. Time to Act is Now! BIG PICTURE: -Government spending in

    education has remained stagnant over the years for majority of regions -Need to invest in the education sector -Investments in family planning → lower fertility → higher female school enrollment → higher GDP
  16. Does job X unlock job Y, or vice versa? Need

    to determine if it is a cause or effect.
  17. Results 611 spurs 11 611 spurs 111 611 spurs 234

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  18. GROUP # 8 MEMBERS Elena Gillis Javier Gonzalez Jiahao Xu

    Dominique Duval-Diop Ancil Crayton Erik Friesenhahn
  19. Contact Us Jiahao Xu - http://jiahaoxu.com Ancil Crayton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ancilcrayton

    Dominique Duval-Diop - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominiqueduvaldiop Javier Gonzalez - https://www.linkedin.com/in/javiergcas Elena Gillis - https://www.linkedin.com/in/elena-gillis-2570a984
  20. GROUP # 9&10 Members [email protected] - KEVIN H(Y) SHU @musse32

    - Hamza musse @mamata6 - mamata donkena @nextwavegit - Fusheng Wei @ -Khurshid Alam
  21. Rudimentary R Shiny Dashboard of Bivariate Relationships • No correlation

    between the lending rate and the proportion of non-agricultural workers in a given occupation • Continuing to explore!
  22. GROUP # 11 MEMBERS @XXXXXXX - Janusz Wasiolek @XXXXXXX -

    Steven Porter @XXXXXXX - Jonathan Giguere @XXXXXXX - Manisha Gupta @XXXXXXX - Douglas Ogata
  23. Projects being awarded frequency increase with relating to political interest?

    Conflict source: ACLED Budget source: IATI Nigeria
  24. Spike in foreign aid in Nigeria ~ 2006 Types of

    fatalities in Nigeria - Violence against civilian correlate to increase in funding?
  25. The article does this with respect to the notion of

    an issue-attention cycle of political attention to policy issues and the manner in which these are played out. Several stages of the cycle are identified and related to the post September 11 aftermath. The cycle suggests that a five stage pattern of policy attention will be followed: pre-problem stage, alarmed discovery and euphoric enthusiasm, realisation of the cost of significant progress, gradual decline of intense public interest and the post-problem stage. The model suggests that current adoption of post September 11 security measures will likely cease to find political support once the perceived terrorist threat receives less attention in the media and, related to this, the voting public. - C. Michael Hall (2002) Travel Safety, Terrorism and the Media: The Significance of the Issue-Attention Cycle, Current Issues in Tourism, 5:5, 458-466, DOI: 10.1080/13683500208667935