Health RADAR: Responsible Access to Data for Analysis and Research
Source(s):
Collaborator(s): University of Cape Town (UCT), South Africa
Countries: Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Health RADAR is a centralised resource for data relevant to climate-sensitive infectious disease (CSID) modelling. Explore our data pages for guidance on downloading and using CSID modelling data.
Health RADAR is a space where various stakeholders can learn about what data exists, together with the context behind it. There is also information on how one might use this data to make decisions, specifically how to incorporate it into a mathematical model that can be used to make decisions.
Aims:
- To provide a central location for data relevant to include in and accelerate CSID modelling of malaria in the four frontline countries in the E8
- To catalyse CSID modelling calibrated to operationalisable datasets where the data characteristics and geographic context are well incorporated
- To establish a community of African modellers and analysts to support the tool
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Language
English
THEMES: Climate Change | Modeling
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