| Regionomics
specializes in applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to
develop location-efficient solutions for infrastructure development,
urban service delivery, poverty alleviation, and the analysis of
census data. Regionomics has developed advanced techniques for
analyzing Census data in both developed and developing countries. In
the developed world context, Regionomics applies spatial econometric
methods to analyze urban systems. In the developing country
context, Regionomics is developing GIS-based solutions for poverty
mapping and urban governance.
The following maps demonstrate
Regionomics abilities in the application of GIS for generating
location-efficient solutions:
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Poverty mapping is increasing becoming popular with development
practitioners and researchers. Poverty mapping facilitates
implementing location-efficient poverty elevation policies. The
World Bank also maintains a resource website on
Poverty Mapping. |
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