This note presents a financial trackingmethodology developed by the World Bank's Indonesiacountry team. Following the tsunami and the subsequentearthquakes in Nias (2005) and Yogyakarta (2006), the teamhas produced several reconstruction finance updates andmonitored the sources and uses of the funding. Themethodology is a relatively simple accounting tool centeredon the generation of a core table to facilitate sectoral andgeographical analysis and is based on three methodologicalprinciples: (i) the comprehensiveness of expenditures; (ii)a specific focus on reconstruction expenditures; and (iii)matching the sectoral classifications in the Damage and Loss Assessment.