Since 2007 nonprofit CHF International has been
mapping urban poverty in areas of India and Africa through a program called Slum Communities Achieving Livable Environments with Urban Partners (SCALE - UP)(pdf).
Not exact matches
CHF's
poverty map for Sekondi — Takoradi, the country's third - largest
urban area, takes into account access to housing; room and housing density levels; solid - waste services; sanitation and water; and income, says Ishmael Adams, acting country director for CHF in Ghana.
Poverty atlases that
map the extent of privation have existed for decades as a means to alert
urban leaders to areas lacking basic services, such as water, electricity and sanitation.