GeoJSON / CSV / Shapefile
HDX Humanitarian Health Facilities
Humanitarian Data Exchange community-curated health facility datasets for 100+ countries.
Health & education
Global health facility and education infrastructure datasets including WHO health facilities, schools, and medical logistics data.
Downloadable datasets in this category
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Each dataset page captures official source links, access notes, and related GIS workflows.
Official sources and direct access
Mixed delivery
Pages combine official portals, direct downloads, and task-focused usage guidance in one canonical URL.
GEO coverage
Task-first content
Intros, FAQs, and workflows are written to answer real “where do I download…” searches.
Health and education facility pages provide location data for hospitals, clinics, schools, and universities — essential for humanitarian response, development planning, and accessibility analysis.
These datasets are particularly valuable when paired with population grids, transportation layers, and administrative boundaries for service coverage analysis.
Downloadable datasets in this category
Category pages aggregate the most useful entry points first, then push visitors into detailed dataset pages with richer steps and FAQ sections.
GeoJSON / CSV / Shapefile
Humanitarian Data Exchange community-curated health facility datasets for 100+ countries.
CSV / GeoJSON
WHO global database of hospitals and clinics with location, type, and service data.
CSV / GeoJSON
UNICEF geolocated school dataset for 100+ countries with education level and enrollment data.
GeoTIFF / Shapefile
Global malaria endemicity and vector distribution maps from the Malaria Atlas Project at 5km resolution.
GeoJSON / CSV / API
OpenStreetMap-based global health facility dataset curated by Healthsites.io with standardized schema and quality assurance.
Recommended health & education workflow
Category FAQ
The WHO Health Facilities Database provides a global directory of hospitals and health facilities with coordinates, facility type, and service capacity data.
Yes. The Global Schools Map by UNICEF and other partners provides school location data for over 100 countries, including many developing and low-income nations.