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World Health Organization Fleet Dashboard
With over 80% of their vehicle equipped with GPS tracking system, the World Health Organization is facing quite a challenge when it comes to help reduce speeding incidents, fuel consumption and fleet cost.
This is where Novel-t’s consolidation and analysis expertise come into play: We aggregate and clean data through ETL pipelines, displaying rich KPIs and monitoring options within an efficient PowerBI report.
This project delivered by Novel-t received the 2025 Best transport Achievement Award.
What we provide
Visualize
complex datasets through interactive dashboards that transform raw information into clear, business-ready insights.
Connect
multiple data sources into unified, reliable reporting environments that support consistent, organization-wide decision-making.
Automate
data refresh, transformation, and distribution workflows to deliver up-to-date insights while reducing manual workload.
Additional use cases
Global Polio Information System (POLIS)
POLIS is a multi-component platform providing global access to all polio data generated by the World Health Organization (WHO) member states and partners. It also facilitates the harmonization and curation of WHO (country and region) and partner datasets including AFP cases and related laboratory data, environmental samples, immunization activities planning and monitoring, campaign quality, outbreaks and more.
The system makes extensive use of PowerBI for most of its outputs.
Accountability Framework
The Accountability Framework combines the automatic capture, cleaning, harmonization, and analysis of country polio activity data to produce an easy-to-use series of dashboards.
For instance, as field staff report in detail on outbreak and routine interventions using diverse mechanisms, the raw data is automatically pulled from various electronic sources and then aggregated into custom ETL repository.
Immunization, Vaccines & Biologicals (IVB) Time Lapse
The time lapse module works as an add on feature to the Measle User Interactive Tool. The user has the option to visualize cases and supplementary immunization activities over defined continuous time periods between 2013 and the present time. Dynamic time lapse can be set on a continuous or stop-go time segment snapshot basis.