Access to healthcare and other services is important for a population’s health status and the measurement of its variability is critical to effective resource allocation.

Addressing inequalities and ensuring all women have access to respectful and high-quality maternity care requires robust geospatial data at high spatial and temporal resolutions

Mapping malaria prevalence, control interventions and case management at high resolution is key to averting malaria deaths.

Targeted allocation is critical to improving child survival equitably. As a first step, it requires an evaluation of child mortality, its determinants and their impacts.

Open Spatial databases are important in supporting more analyses and re-analyses and improving the databases for public health good.

Response to the COVID-19 pandemic calls for precision public health through an understanding of the most vulnerable and transmission dynamics.