Map layers
Base maps
The selector at the top right of the map offers:
| Base map | Use |
|---|---|
| OpenStreetMap | Standard map, the default (needs an internet connection) |
| Offline (Guinea-Bissau) | Guinea-Bissau tiles served by the GIS itself, for when OpenStreetMap is slow or unreachable |
Data layers
The Layers panel (button of the same name) lists the layers; tick the ones to display.
| Layer | Content |
|---|---|
| Households | Geolocated households from the registry |
| Beneficiaries | Active beneficiaries, at their household's position |
| Complaints | Located complaints |
| Health Services | Health facilities |
| Health Services (GBV) | Health facilities that handle gender-based violence |
| Legal Services (GBV) | Judicial police and legal services |
| Gender-Based Violence | Other GBV support points |
| Schools | Schools |
| Pilot Schools (EI) | Inclusive education pilot schools |
| Water Points | Water points from the reference data |
| Villages (Tabancas) | Localities |
| Focal Points | Community focal points |
| Village Chiefs | Village chiefs |
| Sectors (concentration) | Sectors coloured by household concentration |
The legend shows the colours of the active layers.
Where the data comes from
Infrastructure (schools, health, water points, police) comes from the geographic reference data; households, beneficiaries and complaints come from the registry. An item without GPS coordinates does not appear on the map.