ANALYSIS OF CASES IN 2024
DATA SPEAK
The Office of the Ombudsperson (OOMP) compiles aggregate data and other findings to identify and analyze trends and problem areas that may require attention. This allows us to have a good sense of the “pulse” of the organization to raise awareness around underlying systemic issues embedded in our organizational culture.
We share this information with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Management and other decision-makers to resolve these systemic issues and recommend institutional changes without disclosing our sources.
2024
AT A GLANCE
CASES
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Initiated by women 67%
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Originated from ADB headquarters 79%
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Raised by international staff 48%
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Initiated by new staff 33%
(with 0-5 years tenure)
ISSUES
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Pertained to ADB's organizational climate 27%
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Linked to concerns regarding supervision 25%
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Related to safety, health, and physical environment 17%
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Affected peer and colleague relationships 15%
UNDERSTANDING THE
STRUCTURE OF ISSUES AND CONCERNS
Explore the chart to see how the office defines each issue and organizes them across general areas of concern. Each slice is interactive: explore to uncover its story.
MAPPING THE
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ISSUES
Issues raised with the Office of the Ombudsperson are layered with multiple, overlapping problems that feed into one another. This network reveals how they interconnect within and across areas of concern. Node size shows how often an issue occurs, and thickness of links represent shared cases. Explore the web to uncover these relationships.
MEETING THE NEEDS
FROM ISSUE TO RESOLUTION/INTERVENTION
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2024
DATA DASHBOARD
This dashboard is an information management tool that displays data and other information from the Office of the Ombudsperson’s 2024 cases. It provides quantifiable measures of key organizational insights drawn from issues raised by members of the ADB community and others. The information is presented through interactive visualization allowing viewers to change fields based upon their interest. Hovering the cursor over graphs provides additional information.
