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Plos One|May 14, 2021
Modelling geographical accessibility to urban centres in Kenya in 2019Peter M Macharia, Eda Mumo, Emelda A Okiro
Bulletin of the World Health Organization|September 5, 2022
Mapping urban physical distancing constraints, sub-Saharan Africa: a case study from KenyaHeather R Chamberlain, Peter M Macharia, Andrew J Tatem
PLOS Global Public Health|March 24, 2023
Progress towards achieving child survival goals in Kenya after devolution: Geospatial analysis with scenario-based projections, 2015-2025Noel K Joseph, Peter M Macharia, Emelda A Okiro
BMJ Global Health|October 21, 2023
Exploring the urban gradient in population health: insights from satellite-derived urbanicity classes across multiple countries and years in sub-Saharan AfricaPeter M Macharia, Jessie Pinchoff, Cameron Taylor, et al.
BMJ Global Health|August 26, 2020
A vulnerability index for COVID-19: spatial analysis at the subnational level in KenyaPeter M Macharia, Noel K Joseph, Emelda A Okiro
BMJ Global Health|May 6, 2022
Comparing modelled with self-reported travel time and the used versus the nearest facility: modelling geographic accessibility to family planning outlets in KenyaPaul Bouanchaud, Peter M Macharia, Eden G Demise, et al.
Geospatial Health|December 12, 2025
Spatio-temporal variations and determinants of antenatal care utilization among adolescents in Bulawayo metropolitan area, Zimbabwe: an analysis of routine data, 2019-2024Tariroyashe Chivanganye, Maphios Siamuchembu, Alice Gumbo, et al.
Public Health Nutrition|October 21, 2024
Prevalence and determinants of double and triple burden of malnutrition among mother-child pairs in Malawi: a mapping and multilevel modelling studyJessie Jane Khaki, Peter M Macharia, Lenka Beňová, et al.
Malaria Journal|December 21, 2021
Maplaria: a user friendly web-application for spatio-temporal malaria prevalence mappingEmanuele Giorgi, Peter M Macharia, Jack Woodmansey, et al.
Malaria Journal|September 14, 2017
Spatial models for the rational allocation of routinely distributed bed nets to public health facilities in Western KenyaPeter M Macharia, Patroba A Odera, Robert W Snow, et al.
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