An interim guidance document from the WHO on minimum and optional data to collect as vaccines are being rolled out and delivered; key performance indicators and the anticipated use of these; and the use of information systems to collect, store, analyse, and disseminate any relevant information.
Read MoreAn article from Bloomberg discussing and showing a world map of vaccine situation and a more detailed breakdown for the situation in the United States of America.
Read MoreAn interactive 3D map showing the vaccination status of diferent countries.
Read MoreAn article from The Guardian discussing and presenting maps of how COVID-19 spread around the world, graphs showing the number of cases and deaths, and graphs and map of the vaccine situation in different countries in Asia, Europe, and parts of Africa.
Read MoreThe Vaccine Data Co-Lab is a collaboration with governments, civil society organisations, and network partners to close data gaps in vaccine rollouts in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). It is calling for a technical proposals from organisations working directly with local and national governments in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to ensure sustained capacity for…
Read MoreA funding opportunity from The Global Fund to “support countries to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on programs to fight HIV, TB, and malaria, and initiate urgent improvements in health and community systems.”
Read MoreA StoryMap showing how ArcGIS provides the tools necessary to close the gaps in vaccine accessibility.
Read MoreA demonstration of the Coronavirus Vaccine Outreach solution that contains sample data. This should only be used for demonstration purposes.
Read MoreAn example of the Esri Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Hub that can be used to communicate with the public the government’s plan regarding how it is planning, tracking, and monitoring the distribution of the vaccine. There are also several demonstrations available when you click on the “Ministry of Health” link in the web page.
Read MoreDashboard from the Duke Global Health Innovation Center featuring maps and graphs showing “the most recent data on vaccine purchases and negotiations by individual countries and unilateral partnerships from 16 companies. Unilateral partnerships include the African Union, European Union, Latin America excluding Brazil, and COVAX, the global initiative aimed to produce, procure, and distribute vaccines…
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