This repo coordinates and documents Health, DECAT, and consulting firms support to COVID fact track response projects. It consolidates and aligns contributions from a number of internal and external contributors.
to assist WB teams in allocating resources sub-nationally and help them supervise their COVID projects. The derivative data outputs must be useful, honest, transparent, modular, repeatable and open to contributions from others. Wherever possible, derivative outputs should conform to WB policies on privacy and ethics, while at the same time able to be presented to government counterparts under appropriate circumstances.
Write to @KPGeo or @bpstewar for access to the resources below. The complete list of completed countries is here.
beta versions of all data for each country are available here - read only
To gather new data on health facility location and capacity have counterparts fill out this form
Region | Country | Available Inputs | Data Access | Static Maps | Webmap | Dashboard |
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EAP | Indonesia | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | IDN Webmap | See Demo |
EAP | Philippines | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
SAR | Pakistan | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
LAC | Mexico | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | Kenya | View | Data | Maps/Chart Download | KEN Webmap | --- |
AFR | Ethiopia | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | Nigeria | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | Ghana | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | Rwanda | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | Senegal | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
AFR | South Africa | View | Data Download | Maps/Chart Download | View Webmap | See Demo |
to assess and monitor the spatial and temporal distribution of risk factors of a COVID-19 outbreak to a given country along biological, behavioral and environmental lines. Input data are both descriptive and dynamic. Therefore, our chosen strategy is to come up with a consistent derivative data product (or map layer) that can serve as a lens to assess both static and dynamic factors and then to automate the process of generation and share this layer to all WB teams and partners who can use it as a common standard for input into resource allocation decisions.
- Where is risk to the population concentrated? (Due to age, co-morbidity, density, amenity availability )
- How much capacity does the local health system have to respond?
- What Non Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPI) have been tried - Where and When?
- How has mobility varied across space and time?
- What effect has changes in mobility had on local risk of transmission?
- What is the local trend in cases?
- What interventions have been done?