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edudzikorku/GBV_Service_Providers

Domaine:

peace and security

Type de record:

tools
Créateur:
edu
Hôte:
Distribution of GBV service providers across parts of Southern Ghana. # GBV Service Providers Map - Coastal Ghana A web map displaying Gender-Based Violence (GBV) service providers (schools, hospitals, police stations, courts, etc.) across selected coastal districts in Ghana. This tool helps victims find support services and aids GBV reduction efforts. --- ## Table of Contents :bookmark_tabs: - About - Usage - Installation - Running the Map - Development - Pre-Requisites - Development Environment - File Structure - Data Sources - Community - Contribution - Branches - License --- ## About :information_source: This interactive web map visualizes GBV service providers across coastal districts in Ghana, including: - Schools - Hospitals/clinics - Police stations - Courts - Other support services The project aims to: - Help GBV victims locate support services quickly - Assist NGOs and government agencies in resource planning - Raise awareness about available GBV services Built with :hammer_and_wrench:: --- ## Usage :memo: ### Installation 1. Clone the repository: ```bash git clone github.com ``` 2. Navigate to the project directory: ```bash cd GBV_Service_Providers ``` No additional installation is required as this is a client-side web application. ### Running the Map :rocket: 1. Open `index.html` in any modern web browser 2. Use the map controls to: - Zoom in/out - Toggle between different service provider layers - Click on markers for more information - Filter service providers by type - Search for specific service providers - Find directions to the nearest service provider --- ## Development :technologist: ### Pre-Requisites :white_check_mark: - Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) - Text editor (VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.) - Basic understanding of: - HTML/CSS/JavaScript - Leaflet.js (optional) - GeoJSON format (optional) ### Development Environment 1. Fork and clone the repository 2. Install a local development server (optional but recommended): ```bash npm i …