The Logistics Cluster is a UN cluster led by the World Food Programme, WFP. It provides logistical resource tools, including maps to the humanitarian community. Generally the maps are presented in PDF format. For each Logistics Cluster General Logistics Planning map MapToGround aims to supply supporting files for OziExplorerPC and OziExplorer for Android, a KMZ file and a georeferenced TIFF file.
The available maps are indexed by country below. Further files will be included over time. However, if there is a particular file you could use now then contact MapToGround with the name of your organization and MapToGround will (in all probability) provide the file.
The Logistics Cluster has given permission for the use of its maps on this site. Permission from the UN Geospatial Division for the use of the Lebanon map is pending. (Request submitted 27/12/2022.)
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The material on this site was generated using data from the WFP Logistics Cluster. The process also used software from OziExplorer, QGIS and Mapwel. No commitments have been given by WFP, OziExplorer or Mapwel that their respective products are suitable for this application. In addition, the respective conditions and disclaimers advanced with each organization's products are applicable. The material provided by MapToGround itself may contain errors as it is not feasible to field test the data and MapToGround gives no commitment to its validity.