Use keywords to search NepalMap for data, then choose a place or places to view your data.
Find a place to explore data, or choose a geographic summary level to build a comparison.
Whether you live in Province 1 or anywhere else in Nepal, find out how many people live in your Province or District or Municipality. Or find out what kind of crops or vegetables farmers produce in the area where you live.
NepalMap makes data on Nepal more accessible and understandable.
NepalMap is of great use to journalists, students, academics and others who are interested in using data to learn about Nepal.
This tool is a friendly and reliable resource for journalists who want to use data to tell stories or discover stories that are of public interest.
NepalMap uses the National Data Profile, created by the Central Bureau of Statistics, and other official sources, to create user-friendly data visualizations on key demographic issues.
You can embed, access or download the data too. You can also compare any two areas side-by-side.
If you would like to access pre-federal data from 2011 Population Census, please check out: 2011.nepalmap.org.
NepalMap is a project of Code for Nepal, a non-profit that works to increase digital literacy and the use of open data in Nepal. Please make a tax deductible donation to help us maintain the server space for NepalMap, and empower Nepal digitally!
Yes! NepalMap is based on Wazimap which is a fork of Census Reporter. Wazimap is built and maintained by Code for South Africa. Other implementations include Wazimap Kenya and Wazimap South Africa, the first Wazimap implementation. All of these tools are completely open source. You can build one for your country. NepalMap code is licensed under the MIT License.
NepalMap branding is copyright of Code for Nepal and cannot be used without permission.
NepalMap is entirely built by volunteers who are committed to ensuring everyone has access to open data about Nepal. We need more help.
We are looking for volunteers who can help us add more data, and improve NepalMap. If you have the right skills, and would like to help, please complete this form!
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