The SENS Mapper is a tool allowing to create simple Child, Women, Mosquito Net and WASH maps based on SENS results in only few steps:

1. Upload a csv-file containing coordinates of each household: Make sure you have two coordinate columns (the column needs to contain the word 'latitude' or 'longitude' in its header) + one Key column (called either 'KEY' or '_index') containing the uuid number such as uuid:02237fbd-ad97-494c-85af-051b56a18136.
   • For Mosquito Net and WASH surveys, this is the only needed file, but make sure it contains required fields:
     • For Mosquito Net:
       • MOSNETS: availability of mosquito bed nets in this household that can be used while sleeping.
       • TOTSLPNT: sum of household members having slept under a net.
       • TOTSLPLN: sum of household members having slept under a LLIN net.
     • For WASH:
       • Using V2 SENS forms:
         • SATISFY: level of satisfaction with the water supply.
         • REASON: if not satisfied, the main reason for it.
       • Using V3 SENS forms:
         • POTAPROT: Average L/p/d of potable water collected for household.
         • STORAGE: household potable water storage capacity.
         • SOURCE: Water source for household.
   • For Child and Women, upload a second csv-file with data for all child/women surveys, containing a 'PARENT_KEY' column (called either 'PARENT_KEY' or '_parent_index') specifying the uuid number (used to analyse data at household level). In addition, each module must have:
   • For Child (Anemia, Stunting and/or Acute Malnutrition):
     • CHHB: haemoglobin (Hb) in g/dL (±0.1 g/dl).
     • HAZ/HAZ-WHO: stunting indicator, obtained from ENA.
     • WHZ/WHZ-WHO: acute malnutrition indicator, obtained from ENA.
   • For Women (Anemia):
     • WMHB: haemoglobin (g/dL).
     • WMAGE: age of the woman.
     • PREGNANT: if the woman is pregnant or not.
2. Choose the condition you wish to analyse and use for symbology from the drop-down menu.
3. Add the camp name and country as it should be displayed in the map title
4. Click the export button
5. Take a screenshot of the finalized map (on Windows machines you can use the 'Snipping tool').

You can pan and zoom on the map anytime by using your mouse's scroll-wheel or double-click on the map.