One world, explored region by region.

A worldwide vision with a major emphasis on Africa. Turn the Earth, choose a region, and see every project record that a published plan has connected to it.

The Earth seen from above Africa

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Drag to turn the globe, or use the arrow keys. Choosing a region turns the globe to it and holds it in place.

  • Planning region, no project assigned yet
  • Proposed coverage, with the number of projects
  • Confirmed location (none recorded yet)
  • Neighbouring regions grouped, with the number of regions

Markers sit at the centre of a planning region, not at a site. Coverage is shown at the precision the source document states, and nothing is estimated from it. Earth imagery: NASA Blue Marble. The lighting is an artistic effect, not the actual time of day.

The whole collection

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All 251 records are reusable project types. Geography is recorded only where a source document states it, so a project is shown under a region only when that assignment exists.

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What this globe shows, and what it does not
Documented humanitarian need
No dataset is connected. A need layer requires an identified dataset with its date, unit, resolution, and method. Areas without data will be shown as no data, never as low need.
Proposed geographic coverage
Shown here with a dashed ring. A region is marked when at least one project record has been assigned to it from a source document.
Confirmed implementation locations
None recorded. No site coordinates are published, and none are estimated from country-level information.
Project-type relevance
The records are reusable project types. Relevance to a place is recorded only when a source document supports it.
The Earth itself
Earth imagery: NASA Blue Marble. The lighting is an artistic effect, not the actual time of day.