Rapid urbanisation in cities like Nairobi has intensified pressure on essential services, particularly in health and WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene). While aggregate statistics often suggest improvements in access, they can obscure sharp spatial inequalities within cities.

Interactive dashboards highlighting 20 years of China’s global development finance, mapped and analyzed by country and sector.

Mapping population density, healthcare access, and conflict intensity across Sudan, Chad, Mali, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo

This project explores the end-to-end data analytics pipeline: from SQL-based data cleaning in MySQL to creating 9 interactive dashboards in Tableau. The dashboards cover key stages of the student journey — registration, onboarding, engagement, retention, conversion, learning behavior, exams, and certifications.

The global chart helps contextualize which countries drive the largest share of emissions and how their trajectories differ. The China-focused dashboard then zooms in on one of the largest emitters identified in the global view. By layering CO₂ emissions with urban flood exposure across decades, it highlights the intersection of mitigation (reducing emissions) and adaptation (managing climate risks). 

In recent years, a striking claim has circulated in China: out of millions of medical graduates, the vast majority have abandoned clinical practice.

Compares France (conservative–corporatist welfare state) and UK (liberal welfare state) to investigate how educational attainment affects the timing of first births.

British pharmaceutical company GSK has officially launched its two-valent cervical cancer vaccine Cervarix in mainland China.

Over the past decade, China’s rapid urbanization has fueled an unprecedented demand for elevators.

Coffee may be a global drink, but how people actually consume it varies wildly depending on where you are. Data show that China, the U.S., Japan, and the U.K. each have their own “coffee personality.”

China is building airports at a record pace — even though more than three-quarters of its airports operate at a loss.