# π HIV Indicators Kenya Dashboard
An interactive Power BI dashboard exploring HIV trends in Kenya from **1990 to 2024**, with a focus on transforming data into actionable insights.
> **A report should tell a story - with or without the analyst being present.**
That principle guided every stage of this project, from data preparation to dashboard design. Rather than relying on presentations to explain findings, the report embeds concise insights directly into each page, enabling users to understand key trends independently.
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## π― Project Objectives
- Analyze long-term HIV trends in Kenya.
- Build an executive-friendly dashboard that communicates insights clearly.
- Transform raw data into meaningful visual narratives.
- Apply best practices in data cleaning, modeling, and dashboard design.
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## π Dashboard Pages
### Executive Overview
Provides a high-level summary of Kenya's HIV landscape through:
- KPI cards with year-over-year comparisons.
- National HIV trends.
- Executive insights.
### Prevalence & Incidence
Explores:
- HIV prevalence among adults aged 15β49.
- HIV incidence trends.
- HIV incidence by sex.
### Treatment & PMTCT
Analyzes:
- ART coverage.
- Children requiring and receiving ART.
- Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) trends.
### Testing & Diagnosis
Examines:
- HIV testing facilities.
- HIV diagnosis indicators.
- Testing and diagnosis trends over time.
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## π§Ή Data Preparation
### Microsoft Excel
The dataset underwent validation and cleaning before being imported into Power BI.
Tasks performed included:
- Removing unnecessary columns.
- Removing duplicate records.
- Standardizing indicator names and categorical values.
- Handling missing values (`NULL`).
- Validating numeric values.
- Verifying consistency across related columns.
- Organizing indicators into logical analytical groups.
### Power Query
Additional transformations included:
- Validating data types.
- Trimming and cleaning text fields.
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