See who you're missing, and where to act next.
We deliver district-level coverage briefs that show which communities are underserved, where to prioritise, and what impact an intervention could have — ready for your next proposal, planning meeting, or donor report.
Most organisations don’t know their true coverage
You may have data on facilities, services, or project sites, but it’s still difficult to answer the questions that matter most for planning and funding.
Teams often have facility lists but not a clear view of which population groups fall within service reach.
Static maps and spreadsheets make it hard to identify high-need areas with confidence.
Without a consistent, data-backed way to prioritise, interventions can miss the people who need them most.
A simple way to measure and improve service coverage
ReachIQ combines infrastructure locations, population data, and administrative boundaries to turn raw data into practical planning insights.
Measure current coverage
See which communities fall within reach of your current services and which remain outside access.
Prioritise underserved areas
Identify districts or wards with the highest unmet need using consistent geographic analysis.
Test interventions before acting
Simulate repairs, new sites, or outreach scenarios to estimate how many more people could be reached.
Built for real-world decisions, not just maps
ReachIQ supports ongoing planning, reporting, and funding justification across multiple sectors.
Coverage analysis
Understand how many people your current network of clinics, boreholes, schools, or sanitation sites actually reaches.
Targeting underserved communities
Find wards or service areas where unmet need is highest so teams can focus resources where they matter most.
Intervention planning
Model new sites, mobile services, or repairs to understand which actions could produce the greatest gain in coverage.
Donor reporting
Generate clear, data-backed outputs that help explain current gaps, expected impact, and priority locations.
How an NGO used ReachIQ to redirect mobile clinics
A realistic scenario showing how a health programme team identifies underserved communities and builds evidence for a funding proposal in under 30 minutes.
Before: scattered service delivery
A regional health programme knew some clinics were underperforming, but could not quantify exactly which communities were out of reach. Proposals relied on anecdotal evidence and outdated maps.
- 62% estimated population coverage
- ~80,000 people outside clinic reach
- 3 wards with zero functional health facilities
After: evidence-based reallocation
With a ReachIQ district brief, the team identified the 3 highest-priority wards, simulated adding a mobile clinic route, and attached the branded report to their next donor submission.
- 81% projected coverage after one intervention
- ~40,000 additional people within service reach
- Donor-ready PDF attached to the proposal in 10 minutes
Built to work alongside your GIS team, not replace it
ReachIQ handles the repetitive coverage analysis so your GIS Specialists can focus on the work that actually needs their expertise.
QGIS / ArcGIS
Powerful, but every analysis is a custom project. Buffer analysis, raster zonal stats, ward-level joins, cartography — each one takes hours of analyst time.
⏱ 1–3 days per district, every time
Google Maps / Earth
Great for visualising locations, but cannot estimate population coverage, rank wards by need, or model intervention scenarios.
❌ No population analysis or decision support
ReachIQ
Pre-configured for the analysis planning teams actually need: coverage gaps, ward rankings, scenario modelling, and branded reports — delivered, not self-serve.
✅ District brief delivered in 48 hours
See the impact in seconds
Move from static facility lists to clear coverage results, recommended intervention areas, and before-vs-after scenarios.
More than infrastructure planning
ReachIQ is useful anywhere where coverage matters, from permanent facilities to mobile and outreach services.
Health services
Clinics, outreach points, vaccination sites, and service access analysis.
Water and sanitation
Boreholes, water points, latrines, and service gap identification.
Education and social services
School access, community services, and priority targeting for underserved areas.
How it works
A simple workflow designed for planning teams, M&E teams, and programme staff.
Choose the district, sector, site type, and service radius you want to analyse.
ReachIQ estimates population coverage and highlights the communities still outside access.
Identify top recommended wards and test what different interventions could achieve.
Start with a coverage brief, not a subscription
We deliver district coverage briefs you can plug directly into proposals, planning meetings, and donor reports — not a login to figure out on your own. Start with a single district, then scale as needed.
Standard district analysis
- Full coverage analysis for one district and one sector (health, water, sanitation, etc.)
- Interactive map with ward-level coverage breakdown
- Priority ward recommendations with population estimates
- Branded, print-ready PDF report for donors and partners
- Coverage data exports (CSV, GeoJSON) for your GIS or M&E team
- 30-day access to the interactive analysis tool
- Email support and a short orientation walkthrough
Extended district analysis
- Everything in Standard, plus analysis across up to 3 sectors (e.g. health + water + sanitation)
- Simulation of new sites, repairs, mobile services, or outreach points
- Before-vs-after impact projections with people newly covered
- Scenario brief export — ready-to-use evidence for proposals
- Custom buffer radius and site condition filters
- Your organisation's logo and name on all report outputs
- Priority email support
Project package
- 5 to 15 district analyses across one country
- Access for up to 5 named users for 6 months
- All Extended features included for every district
- Custom branding on all outputs (logo, org name, programme title)
- 1-hour onboarding call + email support throughout
- Optional: custom layer import (your shapefiles, we preprocess)
- Can be billed as "technical assistance" on a grant budget line
This isn't just about building new sites. ReachIQ is equally useful for planning repairs to non-functional facilities, positioning mobile clinics or water bowsers, scheduling outreach visits, or understanding where existing services are seasonal and need reinforcement.
Get your first coverage brief for free
Send us your district and sector. We'll deliver a sample analysis with coverage gaps, priority wards, and a branded report so you can see exactly what you would get before committing a single dollar.