# Maji-Ndogo-water-access-project
(Project overview).
## Overview
Access to clean and reliable water is a fundamental human right, yet many communities still struggle with shortages, contamination, and infrastructure challenges. **Maji Ndogo Water Access** is a database that tracks and analyzes water access and quality across different regions. This project supports efforts to improve water infrastructure, monitor pollution, and ensure sustainable access for communities in need.
## Purpose
The primary goal of this database is to provide **comprehensive and actionable insights** into water service accessibility, quality, and infrastructure performance. By leveraging this data, we aim to:
- **Identify regions** in urgent need of water infrastructure improvements.
- **Monitor water quality** trends over time.
- **Evaluate the workload** and efficiency of field employees.
- **Track pollution levels** in water sources.
- **Support data-driven decision-making** for policymakers and organizations working on water accessibility.
## Database Structure
The database `md_water_services` contains over **60,000 records** spanning **43 data fields** across multiple tables. Below is a breakdown of the key components:
- `Employee`: Stores details of field employees responsible for water monitoring and data collection, including their contact information and job roles.
- `Global Water Access`: Provides a high-level overview of water access statistics, segmented by country, region, and population distribution.
- `Location`: Captures surveyed locations, categorized by geographical data and type of water service point.
- `Visits`: Records field visits to water sources, tracking the frequency, conditions, and wait times at each location.
- `Water Quality`: Logs water quality assessments based on subjective scores and field visit data.
- `Water Source`: Maintains details about different water sources, including the number of people they serve.
- `Well Pollution`: Tracks pollutio …