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Health catchment areas working group
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  • Executive Summary
  • Background
    • Rationale
    • Health Catchment Area Working Group
      • Goal of the Working Group
      • Objectives of the Working Group
      • Participating organisations
      • Steps in Creating Health Catchment Area Geospatial Databases
    • What this Document Hopes to Achieve
    • Methods
    • Case Studies
  • Data Composition
    • Health Boundary Data
      • Bottom-Up Approach
      • Top-to-Bottom Approach
    • Population Estimates
    • Health facilities
      • Data Sources for Health Facility Lists and Attributes
  • Data Validation Strategies
  • Data Sharing
    • Data Licencing
  • Uses Cases/User Stories for Health Catchment Area Geospatial Databases
  • Challenges in Creating Health Catchment Area Geospatial Databases
  • Lessons Learnt and Relevant Considerations
  • Key Recommendations
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Appendix
    • Appendix 1: Links to Data Sources and Tools for Creating Health Catchment Area Geospatial Databases.
    • Appendix 2: Case Study - MSF Dashboard in Sierra Leone
    • Appendix 3: Case Study - GRID3 Health Catchment Areas
    • Appendix 4: Case Study - Global Polio Administrative Boundaries
    • Appendix 5: Case Study - Digital Micro-plans for COVID-19
    • Appendix 6: The Common Geo-Registry (CGR)
    • Appendix 7: Data Flow for Creating and Distributing Health Catchment Area Geospatial Databases
    • Appendix 8: Recommended Data Licenses
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Members of the health catchment area working group contributed to compiling and editing the information contained within this document. Significant contributions were made by the following members:

  • Cephas Ke-on AVOKA - Consultant at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

  • Raphael Brechard - MĂ©decins Sans Frontières (MSF)

  • Jolynn Schmidt - Geo-Referenced Infrastructure and Demographic Data for Development (GRID3)

  • Mark Herringer - The Global Healthsites mapping project - Healthsites.io @sharehealthdata

  • Claire Halleux-Humanitarian OpenStreetMaps Team (HOT)

  • Andy South - Afrimapr

  • Ravi Shankar - World Health Organization

  • Anne Liu – Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)

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