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ICAP STRATEGIC INFORMATION METHODOLOGICAL WEBINAR

USING MAPS TO VISUALIZE OUR WORK: AN OVERVIEW OF ICAP’S

MAPPING RESOURCES

YINGFENG WU, ICAP NY STRATEGIC INFORMATION UNIT

ANDKYTT MACMANUS,

THE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EARTH SCIENCE INFORMATION NETWORK (CIESIN)

AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

ICAP’S MAPPING RESOURCES

–Core map sets–Maps upon request– Interactive country mapper

Definitions:GIS: Geographic Information SystemGPS: Global Positioning System

WHY MAPS?

• We can use maps to– Tell the story of ICAP program expansion in

reports and presentations– Highlight ICAP achievements for grant

proposals – Inform program planning by identifying gaps

in coverage

• A picture is worth 1,000 words

CORE MAPSAND

MAPS UPON REQUEST

• Background• Methods • Core map contents• Examples of the maps and how

they have been used

OUTLINE

BACKGROUND

• The purpose of making the core maps is to give country teams a convenient way to visualize their programs for use in presentations or reports.

• Collaboration with the Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) at Columbia University.

METHODS

Data:• GPS coordinates used to locate supported

facilities • Routinely collected indicator data included• Regional HIV prevalence from the Demographic

and Health Survey (DHS) used as the background layer

Frequency: Generated quarterly since the fourth quarter of 2008

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CONTENTS OF CORE MAPS• A map of all ICAP-supported facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa• Within each country, 6 maps are routinely generated

whenever data are available: 1) all supported facilities 2) supported facilities by activity 3) care and treatment clinics by current ART enrollment 4) HIV counseling and testing by VCT vs PICT 5) facilities supported for EID 6) facilities supported for Lab

• New map: Countries where ICAP works at all levels (eg, facility, national)

Charon Gwynn
This describes the contents of the core maps but it does not describe in words what a core map is and why we are generating them. I think we need to back up a bit before going into the specifics of the maps.

OTHER MAPS

• Maps also generated upon special request to meet a variety of needs:• Reports (eg, MCAP renewal, MCAP close out

reports)• Grant proposals (MCAP follow-on proposals:

subnational/regional maps provided)• Presentations

ICAP SUPPORT

ED FACILITIE

S, SEPT 2011

ICAP SUPPORTED FACILITIES IN KENYA,

SEPT 2011

ART ENROLLMENT IN ICAP SUPPORTED FACILITIES IN

ETHIOPIA, SEPT 2011

ICAP SUPPORTED HIV COUNSELING AND TESTING IN

TANZANIA, SEPT 2011

ICAP supported facilities

in Kagera,

TZJan 2006

ICAP supported facilities

in Kagera,

TZJan 2008

ICAP supported facilities

in Kagera,

TZJan 2011

WHERE TO FIND THE MAPS?

https://www.socialtext.net/icap_data_dissemination/

WHAT IF YOU CANNOT FIND THE MAP YOU NEED?

1)Use the ICAP Country-specific mapper

2) Download the map request form from the Data Dissemination workspace, complete it, and follow the instructions on how to submit it.

Map request form

• Research center at the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University

• Focus on work at the intersection of Social, Natural, and Information Sciences

Kytt MacManus (kmacmanu@ciesin.columbia.edu)Geographic Information SpecialistAdjunct Lecturer of GIS at Columbia University SIPAFocus on Global Data Creation, Modeling, and Application Development

ICAP Country Mapper

• Purpose– Flexible user friendly tool to produce maps which can be

used • to describe and track ICAP programs• for donor and other stakeholder reports

ICAP Country Mapper

Highlights– Provides quarterly updates for more than 60 variables across 7 ICAP

Program Areas– Provides additional contextual information from Demographic Health

Surveys, ICAP PFaCTS, and other sources.– Provides an archive of data for past quarters (Q1 2009 – Present)

DEMONSTRATION

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KENYA JANUARY-MARCH 2009

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KENYA TIME SERIESJan-Mar 2009

Jan-Mar 2010 Jan-Mar 2011

The number of ICAP sites in Kenya has increased substantially since 2009

MAPPER HIGHLIGHTS

1. Create national and sub-national maps for 12 ICAP Countries

2. Explore archive of ICAP program data for more than 60 variable

MAPPER HIGHLIGHTS

3. Include contextual information alongside Program Areas

4. Make presentation quality maps to include in grants and other reports!

• ICAP’s mapping tools can be a valuable resource to enrich presentations and reports

• Offers a range of user-friendly options to meet your mapping needs: core maps, interactive country mapper, special map requests via the map request form

• Allows for merging of facility information, routinely collected indicator data, PFaCTS results, and contextual information

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• Need your help to maintain complete and correct GPS coordinates to properly locate all supported facilities

CONCLUSIONS

ICAP Data Dissemination workspace: https://www.socialtext.net/icap_data_dissemination/icap_data_dissemination

ICAP URS: www.mericap.columbia.edu

For additional information about ICAP’s mapping resources contact Deborah Horowitz: dsh2104@columbia.edu

USE ICAP’S MAPPING RESOURCES