Investment Area
Subnational Geospatial Data Portal Development
Subnational Geospatial Data Portal Development
Creating coordinated national systems with governance frameworks to enhance data integration and accessibility.
Developing Local Technical Capabilities
Our capacity assessments across multiple states and provinces revealed significant gaps in subnational geospatial infrastructure, technical capacity, and governance. These limitations have prevented effective use of location data for local health planning and service delivery.
The Subnational Geospatial Infrastructure investment area addresses these challenges by developing local technical systems and capabilities at state and provincial levels.
Key Challenges Addressed:
Limited local capacity for geospatial analysis
Fragmented data portals and repositories
Inefficient micro-planning using hand-drawn maps
Insufficient hardware and software resources
Poor coordination between levels of government
Strategic Approach
This investment area strengthens local geospatial infrastructure through
Localized data system
development
Technical capacity building
for subnational teams
Governance frameworks
for data management
Integration with local
decision-making processes
Subnational Geospatial Data Portal Development
The Localized Geospatial Systems Development intervention builds subnational data infrastructure with local governance structures. This intervention is adapted to existing capacity levels.
Scenario I (No previous intervention)
Full-suite intervention including repository development, capacity building, and governance structure establishment
Scenario II (Building on existing interventions)
Focused on repository development and governance structure establishment, leveraging previous capacity building work
NIGERIA IMPLEMENTATION
DRC IMPLEMENTATION
NIGERIA IMPLEMENTATION
Focus Geospatial Data Management and Analysis
Anambra State (Octave Analytics)
STATUS: Implementation underway (July 2025-January 2026)
Developing Local Technical Capabilities
Our capacity assessments across multiple states and provinces revealed significant gaps in subnational geospatial infrastructure, technical capacity, and governance. These limitations have prevented effective use of location data for local health planning and service delivery.
The Subnational Geospatial Infrastructure investment area addresses these challenges by developing local technical systems and capabilities at state and provincial levels.
Key Challenges Addressed:
Limited local capacity for geospatial analysis
Fragmented data portals and repositories
Inefficient micro-planning using hand-drawn maps
Insufficient hardware and software resources
Poor coordination between levels of government
Strategic Approach
This investment area strengthens local geospatial infrastructure through
Localized data system
development
Technical capacity building
for subnational teams
Governance frameworks
for data management
Integration with local
decision-making processes
Subnational Geospatial Data Portal Development
The Localized Geospatial Systems Development intervention builds subnational data infrastructure with local governance structures. This intervention is adapted to existing capacity levels.
Scenario I (No previous intervention)
Full-suite intervention including repository development, capacity building, and governance structure establishment
Scenario II (Building on existing interventions)
Focused on repository development and governance structure establishment, leveraging previous capacity building work
NIGERIA
DRC
NIGERIA IMPLEMENTATION
Focus Geospatial Data Management and Analysis
Anambra State (Octave Analytics)
STATUS: Implementation underway (July 2025-January 2026)
NIGERIA
DRC
NIGERIA IMPLEMENTATION
Focus Geospatial Data Management and Analysis
Anambra State (Octave Analytics)
STATUS: Implementation underway (July 2025-January 2026)