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Infrastructure

The Geography group lists four types of infrastructure. They appear on the GIS map and feed its distance-to-school and distance-to-health-centre filters.

Schools​

Menu: Geography → Schools

Filters: Region, then Sector.

ColumnContent
Region, SectorLocation
Name, CodeIdentification
TypeType of school
TypologySchool typology
GPSCoordinates

Figures: Total, With GPS, Types.

The form adds a Community field. Only the Name is required.

Health centers​

Menu: Geography → Health Centers

Filters: Region, then Sector.

ColumnContent
Region, SectorLocation
Name, CodeIdentification
TypeType of facility
PhoneContact
GPSCoordinates

Figures: Total, With GPS, Types.

The form adds a Person in charge field. Only the Name is required.

Water points​

Menu: Geography → Water Points

Filters: Sector, then Locality.

ColumnContent
Region, Sector, LocalityLocation
NameName or landmark, optional
TypeWell, Water tower, Drinking water fountain, Borehole or Spring
FunctionalWhether the point works
GPSCoordinates

Figures: Total, With GPS, Functional.

In the form, the locality list shows the sector before each name.

Police stations​

Menu: Geography → Police Stations

Filters: Region, Sector, Locality.

The table shows the location, name, type, person in charge, phone and coordinates. The possible types are Police, Police station, Gendarmerie, Court and Other.

Figures: Total, With GPS, Active.

The form also includes the code, the position of the person in charge, email, address, observations and an Active box. Only the Name is required.

Examples​

Find infrastructure without GPS​

  1. Open the screen you need and filter on the area.
  2. Look for rows with a dash in the GPS column.
  3. After the field visit, enter the coordinates with Edit.

List the water points of a sector​

  1. Open Geography → Water Points.
  2. Choose the sector, then optionally the locality.
  3. Check the Functional figure and export the list to Excel.