Health and Human Services

Understanding the impacts of place leads to better health

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Align your community’s initiatives with federal funding objectives using GIS. Visit Esri’s federal funding resource site.

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Health and human services professionals are benefiting from insights that the power of place brings to their work. Spatial data and geographic information system (GIS) technology can underscore coverage gaps in the populations we hope to reach, the opportunities to improve workflows, and the ability to plan for and mitigate against unforeseen events. Applied GIS leads to improved health outcomes, increased accessibility to health care, and healthier communities.

Strengthening public health preparedness

Industry leaders revisit strategies after COVID-19 and share best practices for this moment.

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Our community

Find out how your peers are using Esri technology to achieve their goals.

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Racial Equity

Advance racial equity, social justice, and inclusive development.

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Smart Communities

Esri's smart community information system establishes four technology tenets governments need to support smart communities.

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Esri Disaster Response Program

The Esri Disaster Response Program (DRP) provides GIS software, technical support, services, and data during times of need.

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COVID-19

Find guidance and support for response, business continuity, and reopening.

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