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Projects in Western Kenya

Used to demonstrate to project designers the importance of combining spatial data and attribute data for the purposes of locating the projects where there is great need. In this map the points shows the project location while the choropleth shows the poverty index in Western part of Kenya. With this map, the Managers and project designers realized that the projects are located not necessarily where the most of the population resides.

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