Mapping Deprivations in Mauritania
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Recent economic growth In Mauritania has
helped reduce poverty, but spatial disparities in terms of
both monetary welfare and access to services and
opportunities remain. Designing policies and projects to
improve living conditions requires localized and updated
data not usually available from household surveys.
Deprivation mapping—a new spatial deprivation analysis
tool—uses administrative and geospatial settlement-level
data (the lowest administrative unit in our case study
Mauritania) to estimate settlement access deprivations
across 4 dimensions: social services, basic infrastructure,
opportunities, and exposure to weather/climate shocks.
Database and visualizations (map) highlight and rank each
settlement’s deprivation index, enhancing national data and
showing spatial differences in the depth, complexity, and
persistence of deprivations to inform policies and
prioritize investments.
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POVERTY MEASUREMENT, ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES, BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE, LIVING CONDITIONS, HUMAN CAPITAL, DEPRIVATION, SPATIAL DISPARITY