GRA · Development Finance Nexus
Spatial financeWhere capital meets hazard, exposure and transition
Analytical and data resources
Development Finance Nexus tools put investment, hazard and need on one map. Spatial finance shows where public investment sits against flood, drought and heat, where people and assets are exposed, and where the evidence for a programme is thin. Every tool states sources, resolution and uncertainty, and values shown before release are design values.
The workspace for analytical and data resources.
Pipeline
Analytical and data resources · Workspace WS-98 · Example interface, not a record
Stages
- Ingest4 sources
- Validateschema · licence
- Transformversioned
- ModelEconomics
- Testheld-out
- Releasewith limits
Artefacts
| Project documents | v3.8 | Open | Published statistics |
| Hazard layers | v6.3 | Open | MODELLED |
| Safeguard reports | v1.6 | Open | REPORTED |
| Disbursement records | v6.4 | Open | Published statistics |
Compute quota
share used vs alert level
Development Finance Nexus · Pipeline. Pipeline: example names and illustrative values, not a record.
What is published here.
Maps, models and scenarios, with limits.
| Tool | What it shows | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Need-investment map | Hazard, poverty and public investment by district | Subnational investment data is often missing |
| Robust appraisal sketch | How an investment's net benefit varies across climate and demand scenarios | Teaching example; real appraisal uses project data |
| Dossier completeness check | Which elements of an appraisal-ready dossier exist and which are missing | Checks presence, not quality |
| Debt shock view | How a disaster shock moves a stylised debt path | Synthetic; real analysis is the IMF and World Bank's |
How the process runs.
Process explorer · Process
Analytical and data resources: Build, sign and accept
10 steps·4 stages·2 gates
Process
Analytical and data resources: Build, sign and accept
An admitted mission becomes a cycle project; the build is pinned, verified and signed, and the Global Risks Forum (GRF) records acceptance for exercise, not permission to deploy.
01 Request and sources
- 01Admitted mission becomes a cycle projectRecord · Universe to FoundryAn admitted mission becomes a cycle project with a decision case.
- 02Qualify data sources and resourcesStep · the Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI)GCRI qualifies data sources and resource offers and builds the scenario models. An offer is not an allocation.
02 Build and verify
- 03Source snapshotRecord · NXS-FAC (blueprints, builds and signing)The snapshot pins the commit, dependencies and generator versions.
- 04Build contractRecord · NXS-FAC (blueprints, builds and signing)The build contract declares the artefact kind, environment and reproducibility envelope.
- 05Integrate and buildModel · GCRIGCRI integrates software and data, signs builds, and tests security and interoperability.
- 06Verification suiteGate · NXS-FAC (blueprints, builds and signing)Required and advisory checks stay separate. Reproducibility needs pinned inputs, declared nondeterminism and independent rebuilds.
03 Sign and admit
- 07Sign the exact artefactStep · NXS-FAC (blueprints, builds and signing)NXS-FAC builds, attests and requests a signature via a scoped signer identity. It holds no key material.
- 08Package admissionStep · NXS-NXQ (software, models and capability lifecycle)NXS-NXQ receives the signed package and keeps admission evidence that binds the task, data class, evaluation suite and expiration.
04 Accept
- 09Core Build ReportRecord · GCRIThe Core Build Report is the go or no-go record. Universe assembles the Core and holds the decision for the exercise.
- 10G3 · Build accepted for exerciseGate · The Global Risks ForumGRF records whether the build is accepted for exercise. A signed build or release candidate is not permission to deploy to production.
The programme year · NXS-FAC · UniverseDesigned programme process, not a record of operation. No cycle has run and every programme is at service level R0. A gate is a programme decision, never a public-authority approval, certification or deployment authorisation. The record order follows the Builds and Releases room lists of NXS-FAC.
Where designs are set out.
Scenario families are at published scenarios. Decision methods: GCRI Systems Modelling.
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