SQL analysis on water sources and pollution issues
# π Maji Ndogo SQL Analysis Project (MySQL Workbench)
## π Project Overview
This SQL project was completed as part of my data analytics training with ExploreAI Academy. The goal was to explore the **Maji Ndogo** water services database and gain insights from over **60,000 records**.
### Project Objectives:
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Get to know the structure and contents of the dataset
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Dive into data on water sources
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Unpack visit records to water sources
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Assess the quality of various water sources
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Investigate any pollution-related issues
## π Tools & Technologies Used
- **MySQL Workbench** β for writing and executing SQL queries
- **MySQL Database (InnoDB engine)** β used for storing and managing relational data
- Structured Query Language (**SQL**)
## π§ SQL Skills Demonstrated
- `SHOW TABLES` β to explore the available tables
- `SELECT`, `SELECT DISTINCT` β to retrieve and filter specific data
- `WHERE`, `AND`, `LIKE` β for detailed filtering
- `GROUP BY`, `ORDER BY` β to summarize and sort data
- `LIMIT` β to control the number of results
- `SET` β to update values in records
## π Key Insights
- Analyzed types and conditions of water sources
- Explored visit frequency and purpose
- Identified trends and possible pollution concerns based on water source quality
- Strengthened SQL foundational skills through practical, real-world data exploration
## π Files Included
- `maji_ndogo_analysis.sql` β All SQL scripts used for this project
- `README.md` β This documentation file
## π Whatβs Next
Future plans include:
- Learning and applying `JOIN` to analyze relationships between tables
- Exploring subqueries and conditional logic
- Visualizing key findings using tools like Power BI or Tableau