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Adeyomzy/Incidents-accidents-and-violence-in-Nigeria

Domaine:

peace and security

Type de record:

dataset
Créateur:
Ade
Hôte:
# Incidents, Accidents, and Violence in Nigeria A comprehensive Power BI analytics project analyzing incident, accident, and violence data across Nigeria. This dashboard provides data-driven insights into safety trends, regional variations, and patterns to support informed decision-making and policy development. ## 📋 Project Overview This project contains an interactive Power BI dashboard coupled with detailed data analysis of incidents, accidents, and violence occurrences throughout Nigeria. The analysis helps stakeholders understand: - **Distribution patterns** of incidents across regions and time periods - **Trend analysis** to identify emerging safety concerns - **Regional variations** to highlight high-risk areas - **Root cause patterns** to inform prevention strategies - **Impact assessment** for evidence-based interventions ## 📁 Repository Structure ``` ├── README.md # This file - comprehensive project documentation ├── Incidents rate in nigeria.pbix # Main Power BI Dashboard file ├── Data/ │ └── Incident.xlsx # Source dataset with incident records ├── .git/ # Version control history └── .gitattributes # Git configuration settings ``` ### File Descriptions #### `Incidents rate in nigeria.pbix` The primary Power BI dashboard file containing: - Interactive visualizations and charts - Incident rate calculations and metrics - Regional breakdown analysis - Time-series trend analysis - Drill-through capabilities for detailed investigation - KPIs and summary statistics - Filterable views by region, incident type, and time period **Requirements to open:** Microsoft Power BI Desktop or Power BI Service access #### `Data/Incident.xlsx` The source dataset containing: - Raw incident records with details on each occurrence - Structured data in Excel format for easy import and refresh - Key fields likely including: Date, Region, Incident Type, Seve …

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