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2026-04-27
NE006001
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2026-04-27
NE005004
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE005006
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE001002
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE005007
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2026-04-27
NE007004
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HDX
2026-04-27
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HDX
2026-04-27
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NE002001
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43.44
HDX
2026-04-27
NE006013
NE006013
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50,485
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HDX
2026-04-27
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53,814
20,171
9,778
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51,586
25,264
80.08
HDX
2026-04-27
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NE003003
165,667
62,882
31,154
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159,739
79,336
69.5
HDX
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NE007006
NE007006
170,481
68,369
34,041
7,590
174,014
85,418
34.21
HDX
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NE008001
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5,469
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE007007
NE007007
214,740
85,943
43,387
8,779
215,788
107,890
70.13
HDX
2026-04-27
NE006010
NE006010
101,580
40,718
20,178
5,738
98,486
48,417
87.46
HDX
2026-04-27
NE006002
NE006002
36,128
14,147
6,976
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33,932
16,633
72.42
HDX
2026-04-27
NE003002
NE003002
53,461
21,236
10,447
2,873
54,052
26,794
76.21
HDX
2026-04-27
NE006005
NE006005
47,696
21,604
10,643
2,091
48,982
23,910
96.24
HDX
2026-04-27
NE007001
NE007001
55,826
23,914
11,867
2,377
58,851
28,827
91.35
HDX
2026-04-27
NE002002
NE002002
69,130
28,706
14,019
3,290
73,622
35,791
67.33
HDX
2026-04-27
NE002006
NE002006
47,948
18,571
9,053
2,421
49,200
23,817
68.6
HDX
2026-04-27
NE006003
NE006003
46,769
18,172
8,806
2,465
46,963
22,721
84.3
HDX
2026-04-27
NE003006
NE003006
93,345
35,944
17,961
4,183
91,158
45,186
53.5
HDX
2026-04-27
NE003001
NE003001
133,683
47,359
23,201
8,669
122,362
60,156
79.98
HDX
2026-04-27
NE002004
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80,330
33,429
15,977
4,300
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40,259
86.07
HDX
2026-04-27
NE001006
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99,927
36,265
17,785
5,128
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE004005
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204,735
84,077
41,491
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210,919
103,618
50.44
HDX
2026-04-27
NE005011
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120,535
50,702
24,782
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56,982
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HDX
2026-04-27
NE007011
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42,053
16,944
8,528
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14.31
HDX
2026-04-27
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30,966
13,708
6,545
1,415
33,355
15,439
90.48
HDX
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11,008
4,371
2,044
689
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4,821
77.8
HDX
2026-04-27
NE004008
NE004008
300,416
128,821
64,706
18,664
311,011
155,112
82.53
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2026-04-27
NE007009
NE007009
237,141
103,772
52,675
8,871
249,732
126,160
79.41
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230,918
89,733
43,972
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41,980
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156,916
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79,351
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121,522
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87,661
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38,753
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HDX
2026-04-27
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80.31
HDX
2026-04-27
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186,676
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34,047
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175,572
86,635
93.81
HDX
2026-04-27
NE004002
NE004002
63,296
26,692
13,045
3,277
66,636
31,757
83.88
HDX
2026-04-27
NE002005
NE002005
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HDX
2026-04-27

Niger - Risk Assessment Indicators

Publisher: HeiGIT (Heidelberg Institute for Geoinformation Technology) · Source: HDX · License: cc-by-sa · Updated: 2026-04-13


Abstract

This dataset provides comprehensive Risk Assessment Indicators for Niger, aggregated at admin level 2 and can in particular be used to perform a structured risk assessment for flood hazards. It includes demographic, environmental, infrastructure, accessibility, and hazard-related data to support disaster risk and resilience analysis.

All layers are derived from HeiGIT’s GAIA Pipeline, integrating open data sources such as WorldPop, OpenStreetMap, and Google Earth Engine based on HDX COD-AB boundaries.


Data Overview

  • Access to Services (NER_ADM2_access)
  • Facilities (NER_ADM2_facilities)
  • Coping Capacity (NER_ADM2_coping)
  • Demographics (NER_ADM2_demographics)
  • Rural Population (NER_ADM2_rural_population)
  • Vulnerability (NER_ADM2_vulnerability)
  • Flood Exposure (NER_ADM2_flood_exposure)

 

 


Indicator Descriptions

Access to Services (NER_ADM2_access)

Represents the share of the population with access to key facilities within defined distances or travel times.

  • ADM2_PCODE – Administrative division code (ADM2)
  • access_pop_education_5km / 10km / 20km – Population within 5, 10, and 20 km of educational facilities
  • access_pop_hospitals_30min / 1h / 2h – Population within 30 minutes, 1 hour, and 2 hours of a hospital
  • access_pop_primary_healthcare_30min / 1h / 2h – Population within 30 minutes, 1 hour, and 2 hours of a primary health care facility

Data Source: openrouteservice (ORS)


Facilities (NER_ADM2_facilities)

Counts of essential service facilities within each district.

  • ADM2_PCODE – Administrative division code (ADM2)
  • education_count – Number of educational facilities
  • hospitals_count – Number of hospitals
  • primary_healthcare_count – Number of primary health care facilities

Data Source: OpenStreetMap (OSM)


Coping Capacity (NER_ADM2_coping)

Combines Access to Services and Facilities data to represent a district’s coping capacity.


Demographics (NER_ADM2_demographics)

Shows the population composition by age and gender.

  • ADM2_PCODE – Administrative division code (ADM2)
  • female_pop – Total female population
  • children_u5 – Population under 5 years old
  • female_u5 – Female population under 5 years old
  • elderly – Population aged 65 and older
  • pop_u15 – Population under 15 years old
  • female_u15 – Female population under 15 years old

Data Source: Worldpop


Rural Population (NER_ADM2_rural_population)

Same demographic breakdown as above, but limited to rural populations. Rural areas are those outside urban extents, typically characterized by lower population density, agricultural or natural land use, and limited infrastructure compared to urban centers.

  • ADM2_PCODE – Administrative division code (ADM2)
  • female_pop_rural, children_u5_rural, female_u5_rural, elderly_rural, pop_u15_rural, female_u15_rural – Rural demographic counts
  • rural_pop_perc – Percentage of total population living in rural areas

Data Source: Global Human Settlement Layer (GHSL)


Vulnerability (NER_ADM2_vulnerability)

Combines Demographics and Rural Population indicators.


Flood Exposure (NER_ADM2_flood_exposure)

Shows population and facility exposure to flooding at 30 cm depth for multiple return periods.

  • ADM2_PCODE – Administrative division code (ADM2)
  • female_pop_30cm, children_u5_30cm, female_u5_30cm, elderly_30cm, pop_u15_30cm, female_u15_30cm – Exposed population by group
  • education_30cm_pct / count, hospitals_30cm_pct / count, primary_healthcare_30cm_pct / count – Facility exposure (percentage and count)

Data Source: The Joint Research Centre (JRC)


QGIS Plugin Risk Assessment Inputs

  • Coping Capacity = Access + Facilities
  • Vulnerability = Demographics + Rural Population
  • Exposure = Vulnerable Population + Facilities exposed to Floods

This dataset is part of HeiGIT’s Risk Assessment Indicator Collection on HDX. See more at HeiGIT on HDX and learn about HeiGIT’s research at HeiGIT.

We are happy to hear about your use-cases — contact us at communications@heigit.org!

Each row in this dataset represents tabular records. Data was last updated on HDX on 2026-04-13. Geographic scope: NER.

Curated into ML-ready Parquet format by Electric Sheep Africa.


Dataset Characteristics

Domain Public health
Unit of observation Tabular records
Rows (total) 67
Columns 11 (7 numeric, 4 categorical, 0 datetime)
Train split 53 rows
Test split 13 rows
Geographic scope NER
Publisher HeiGIT (Heidelberg Institute for Geoinformation Technology)
HDX last updated 2026-04-13

Variables

Geographicelderly_rural (range 52.0–19121.0).

Demographicfemale_pop_rural (range 926.0–349105.0), female_u5_rural (range 199.0–79814.0), pop_u15_rural (range 965.0–372204.0), female_u15_rural (range 479.0–181319.0), rural_pop_perc (range 0.47–96.83).

Identifier / Metadataadm2_pcode (NE005001, NE002006, NE007005), adm_pcode (NE005001, NE002006, NE007005), esa_source (HDX), esa_processed (2026-04-27).

Otherchildren_u5_rural (range 401.0–160350.0).


Quick Start

from datasets import load_dataset

ds    = load_dataset("electricsheepafrica/africa-demographics-niger")
train = ds["train"].to_pandas()
test  = ds["test"].to_pandas()

print(train.shape)
train.head()

Schema

Column Type Null % Range / Sample Values
adm2_pcode object 0.0% NE005001, NE002006, NE007005
adm_pcode object 0.0% NE005001, NE002006, NE007005
female_pop_rural int64 0.0% 926.0 – 349105.0 (mean 107109.4627)
children_u5_rural int64 0.0% 401.0 – 160350.0 (mean 43525.7463)
female_u5_rural int64 0.0% 199.0 – 79814.0 (mean 21539.4328)
elderly_rural int64 0.0% 52.0 – 19121.0 (mean 5517.806)
pop_u15_rural int64 0.0% 965.0 – 372204.0 (mean 107780.597)
female_u15_rural int64 0.0% 479.0 – 181319.0 (mean 52707.7612)
rural_pop_perc float64 0.0% 0.47 – 96.83 (mean 67.0167)
esa_source object 0.0% HDX
esa_processed object 0.0% 2026-04-27

Numeric Summary

Column Min Max Mean Median
female_pop_rural 926.0 349105.0 107109.4627 87499.0
children_u5_rural 401.0 160350.0 43525.7463 34363.0
female_u5_rural 199.0 79814.0 21539.4328 17085.0
elderly_rural 52.0 19121.0 5517.806 4300.0
pop_u15_rural 965.0 372204.0 107780.597 85305.0
female_u15_rural 479.0 181319.0 52707.7612 41393.0
rural_pop_perc 0.47 96.83 67.0167 73.78

Curation

Raw data was downloaded from HDX via the CKAN API and converted to Parquet. Column names were lowercased and standardised to snake_case. Common missing-value markers (N/A, null, none, -, unknown, no data, #N/A) were unified to NaN. The dataset was split 80/20 into train and test partitions using a fixed random seed (42) and saved as Snappy-compressed Parquet.


Limitations

  • Data originates from HeiGIT (Heidelberg Institute for Geoinformation Technology) and has not been independently validated by ESA.
  • Automated cleaning cannot correct for misreported values, definitional inconsistencies, or sampling bias in the original collection.
  • Refer to the original HDX dataset page for the publisher's own methodology notes and caveats.

Citation

@dataset{hdx_africa_demographics_niger,
  title     = {Niger - Risk Assessment Indicators},
  author    = {HeiGIT (Heidelberg Institute for Geoinformation Technology)},
  year      = {2026},
  url       = {https://data.humdata.org/dataset/niger---risk-assessment-indicators},
  note      = {Repackaged for machine learning by Electric Sheep Africa (https://huggingface.co/electricsheepafrica)}
}

Electric Sheep Africa — Africa's ML dataset infrastructure. Lagos, Nigeria.

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