DELTA maps your program data directly onto interactive maps — indicator performance by geography, field data GPS locations, and activity sites — all without leaving your MEL platform.
Most MEL tools track numbers. DELTA also shows you where those numbers come from — mapping indicator performance, field survey locations, and project sites onto interactive maps that update as your program progresses.
Most organizations use GIS as a separate tool, disconnected from their MEL data. In DELTA, geographic visualization is part of the same platform — so maps update as field teams submit data and indicators are tracked, with no export-import workflow required.
Map indicator performance by region to identify geographic disparities — and see exactly where field surveys were conducted, without a separate GIS tool or data export.
Visualize national development program coverage and performance by administrative division — with maps that update as district teams enter data, giving central oversight a geographic picture in real time.
See all active projects plotted on a portfolio map — color-coded by sector or investment — to communicate geographic reach and program distribution to boards and institutional funders.
No. Geospatial visualization is built into DELTA — for indicators, field data, activities, and portfolio overview. Maps update as data changes without any export or import to an external GIS platform. External GIS layers can be added as overlays if needed for additional context.
When a data collection form includes GPS fields, the coordinates collected in the field are automatically linked to map visualizations. Once submissions are validated, the data points appear on the map — no manual geo-referencing required.
Yes. DELTA supports integration with external geographic data sources, which can be added as additional layers on top of your program's own data. These layers can be toggled on and off per indicator and are useful for adding contextual geographic information such as administrative boundaries or infrastructure data.
Indicators can be mapped at any geography level used in your program — from country down to district, commune, or village level, depending on how the location hierarchy is configured for your portfolio. You can drill down interactively to see data at finer geographic levels.
Book a demo and we'll map your program data live — indicators by geography, field survey locations, and portfolio coverage — all from within DELTA.