Taadom Datalab – curated public health data across the continent.
Free, by design. Dashboards, briefs, datasets, and insight articles – funded from our commercial work and donor investments, not paywalled. Starting with Cameroon, expanding to regional blocs, the continent, and global comparisons.
The kinds of outputs you’ll find on the Datalab.
The Datalab is in active build through 2026 – country-level Cameroon data first, regional bloc and continental views following. Examples below show the shape of what we publish; each lives in full on the Datalab as it is released.
Malaria surveillance dashboards
Country-level malaria indicators, with case-trend, intervention-coverage, and stockout views – drawing on publicly reportable surveillance data.
View on the Datalab →Routine immunisation coverage briefs
Short briefs with one to five pages of analysis on national and sub-national coverage of priority vaccines, with caveats on data quality.
View on the Datalab →Health workforce density explainers
Curated visualisations of physician, nurse, and community health worker density across African countries, with limitations clearly noted.
View on the Datalab →The guardrails are non-negotiable.
Public-health data deserves rigour. The Datalab operates under four explicit guardrails – these are how we work, not aspirations.
- 01 We never publish restricted or personally identifiable data.
- 02 We only publish data for which access and use are lawful and ethically appropriate.
- 03 Every output documents its source, cleaning logic, limitations, and date of extraction.
- 04 We avoid overstating certainty where data quality is weak – and say so when it is.