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Reform Sequencing Tracker · Analytics

Evidence-informedprioritization and planning

ISE’s Reform Sequencing Tracker (RST) is an ambitious endeavor to codify the sequence of planned reforms for countries at pivotal moments. This portal allows users to interact with the RST database across a number of different countries and dimensions, viewing overall end reform sequences, comparing reform pathways in different countries or crises and viewing the reform details across country priorities.

Set different filters for Path A and Path B — the ribbons share one scale so widths are directly comparable.
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Reform focus across phases

Ribbon width = number of reform actions for each function of state. Bands are ranked within each phase (most active at top); ribbons connect the same function across phases, so a widening ribbon means a function gains share later in the sequence, a narrowing one means it front-loads early.

Path A
Path B
Both ribbons use a shared vertical scale, so a taller stack means more reform actions in that path.

Most active functions of state

Total reform actions in the current selection.

Reform type mix

Share of Policy, Capacity, and Project reforms across the current selection.

Contact UsInstitute for State Effectiveness — Reform Sequencing Tracker. Phases denote relative sequence (early → consolidation → later), not fixed calendar periods. "Event type" reflects the situation a government was responding to when reforms were undertaken.