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Title page 1
Contents 1
Introduction 4
Challenges to Modeling Social Risk 6
Unleashing the Power of Big Data and Machine Learning: Seeing through the Fog of Social Risk 7
Modeling to Inform World Bank Group Operations Affected by Complex Social Risk 9
Conclusion 18
References 20
Abstract 23
Tables 18
Table 1. Considerations for the viability of machine learning model-produced predictions 18
Figures 7
Figure 1. A conceptual framework of social risk modeling 7
Figure 2. Correlation between variables and violence events 10
Figure 3. Correlation between all variables in Democratic Republic of Congo model 11
Figure 4. Model-informed factors' influence over change in violence 12
Figure 5. Expert-informed theory of migration, violence, and livestock 13
Figure 6. Built structure identification in a Wajir, Kenya, neighborhood 13
Figure 7. Model-identified factors' association with population change 14
Figure 8. Potential live visualization of violence model forecasts 15
Figure 9/Figure 10. Change in crime preceding social unrest events 16
Figure 10/Figure 11. Predicted versus actual volume of reported crime events 17
Figure 11/Figure 12. Model applications in development policy and operations 19
Boxes 10
Box 1. Conflict-affected eastern provinces of Democratic Republic of Congo 10
Box 2. The Horn of Africa 13
Box 3. Small Island Developing State 16
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