INDIGO Jupyter Notebooks

This repository contains a set of Jupyter Notebooks to get and do various things with the data from the INDIGO project.

Google Colab

We use Google Colab to run these notebooks. This is a free service anyone with a Google account can use. The instructions given here are for using this service.

However, if you prefer to run Jupyter yourself or use another hosted service this should be possible.

To run an existing notebook

Select the notebook you want from the list below. Press the button to open the notebook yourself. This will open the notebook, but you will not yet be able to save any changes you make. If you make changes and want to save them, make sure you go to the File menu and select Save a copy in Drive.

Notebooks	Link
Find organisations not used in any projects
Impact bond organisation relationships network plot
Impact bond projects and organisations network plot
Annotated impact bond projects and organisations network plot
Policy sector pie chart
Project and service provision timelines
Social Investment/Fund Manager Prototype 1 - Outcome payment timelines
Social Investment/Fund Manager Prototype 2 - Investment timelines
Social Investment/Fund Manager Prototype 3 - Investment plus Technical Assistance Timelines
Social Investment/Fund Manager Prototypes 4 - Technical assistance
Stage of development pie chart
Project Sustainable development goals Sankey diagram
Fund Sustainable development goals Sankey diagram
Fund and Project Sustainable development goals Sankey diagram
Fund and Project Timelines
Fund and Project - Compare Values
Fund - Geographic area outcome payment map

Any notebooks you have previously saved should be available in a list when you open the Google Colab homepage.

To add a new notebook or edit an existing repository

Please do!

To export a notebook from Google Colab:

1. Click Edit -> Clear all outputs
2. Make sure no secret information (API Keys, etc) is in the document.
3. Click File -> Download .ipynb
4. Create a new branch of this repository
5. Add your .ipynb file, creating a new directory if you need to
6. Update this readme file, if you need to
7. Commit, push to GitHub and make a new pull request