Overview

Healthsites provides a robust framework designed to capture, publish, and share crucial health and sanitation data. This initiative aims to improve the accessibility and relevance of healthcare facilities for the communities they serve. Although the project is still in its early development phase, it shows great promise in extending its support to other domains in humanitarian efforts.

The capabilities of Healthsites not only cater to immediate health-related needs but also lay down a foundation for future expansion. Users can set up and deploy their own instances of Healthsites, bridging gaps in data sharing and accessibility in various regions.

Features

Open Data License: Healthsites operates under an Open Database License, encouraging widespread use of its data for humanitarian purposes.
Docker Support: The framework utilizes Docker for deployment, simplifying the setup process and ensuring consistent environments across different systems.
User-Centric Design: Aimed at making health facilities more relevant to local communities, the framework considers the unique needs of users in the communities it serves.
Development Ready: It includes comprehensive setup instructions, making it straightforward for developers to begin deployment with the recommended prerequisites.
Customizable Data: Users can easily integrate country-specific PBF files to optimize the framework for local contexts, enhancing the relevance of the data.
Continuous Development: The project reflects its active development status with ongoing updates to user stories and features, ensuring users have access to the latest improvements.
Community Engagement: Healthsites encourages collaboration and dialogue among users, fostering a community around shared goals in health and sanitation data.