SELMATRAC mapping and spatial insight work adds location to research so that programmes can see where need is concentrated, where services reach and where gaps remain. Maps make patterns visible that tables alone cannot show.
SELMATRAC mapping and spatial insight work adds location to research so that programmes can see where need is concentrated, where services reach and where gaps remain. Maps make patterns visible that tables alone cannot show.
Work covers geocoded sampling frames, GPS enabled field data collection, thematic mapping of indicators, accessibility and catchment analysis, and spatial statistics such as hotspot and cluster detection. Outputs include map products and interactive web maps for reports and dashboards.
Mapping shows where results occur, revealing coverage gaps, distance barriers and concentrations of need that summary statistics hide.
Yes. Location is built into sampling, data collection and analysis so that maps and survey findings tell one consistent story.
