Target Audience:
Researchers, Developers, and Policymakers interested in accessing structured datasets related to Malawi’s development and public health from the MaDiPHS CKAN data catalog.
Getting Started
The MaDiPHS CKAN catalog provides access to a wide range of datasets. Below is a list of tags used to categorize datasets on the platform.
List of Tags on MaDiPHS CKAN
# | Tag |
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1 | label |
2 | action |
3 | Rosette disease |
4 | progressively smaller |
5 | stunted and deformed |
6 | Cassava Mosaic Disease CMD and Cassava Brown Streak Disease |
7 | training |
8 | impact |
9 | Green Mite |
10 | Yellow stipping |
11 | irrigation practices |
12 | Humidity |
13 | Africa |
14 | Dummymponela |
15 | credit and loan |
16 | Date |
17 | pesticides |
18 | Maize lethal necrosis |
19 | infestation level |
20 | symptoms |
21 | corm weevil |
22 | Witchweed |
23 | nemade |
24 | Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus MDMV and Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus WSMV. |
25 | chlorotic or necrotic vein |
26 | pesticide |
27 | Pheromones |
28 | exports |
29 | desmodium |
30 | mosaic rosette |
31 | Lilongwe |
32 | Fall army worm |
33 | IPM |
34 | Typical disease symptoms are dark green coloring of leaflets |
35 | Bunda |
36 | preventation direct contro |
37 | pest control |
38 | Poverty and income equality |
39 | Household |
40 | Tomato varieties |
41 | weather |
42 | GPS Coordinates |
43 | Rainfall |
44 | particularly in hot weather. |
45 | whitefly |
46 | Thin |
47 | internal tissues of roots and tubers stained brown |
48 | plant has a bunchy top |
49 | Cereal crops |
50 | Umbravirus |
51 | Weather data |
52 | severe infections can cause leaves to completely collapse |
53 | and the rosette appearance. |
54 | Integrated Pest Management IPM |
55 | Tomato pests |
56 | prevention |
57 | shortening |
58 | Fungi |
59 | Bio-control |
60 | napier grass |
61 | young leaflets |
62 | maize |
63 | Districts |
64 | leaf tissue between veins is destroyed |
65 | Economical |
66 | disease incidence |
67 | Observation |
68 | Pest and disease |
69 | colour |
70 | reduced and smaller pods |
71 | Banana varieties |
72 | Virus |
73 | Insect |
74 | stemborer |
75 | with shortened internodes and reduced leaf size |
76 | armyworms |
77 | wilt |
78 | pest management decision guides |
79 | CBSD |
80 | vectors |
81 | household enterprises |
82 | bright yellow color |
83 | disease |
84 | features |
85 | farmers |
86 | Damage |
87 | push pull |
88 | housing infrastructure and asset ownership |
89 | Agronomy |
90 | Gross margin |
91 | number of households |
92 | Agroecological zones |
93 | Cassava Mosaic Disease and Cassava Brown Streak Disease. |
94 | food security andmortality indicators |
95 | parasitoids |
96 | plant produce smell |
97 | transmitting plant viruses |
98 | pests |
99 | Tomato |
100 | Distribution |
101 | banana weevil |
102 | FAW Control |
103 | tunnels may be visible in corm as rounded holes up to 8 mm in diameter |
104 | water-soaked green to black areas on leaves |
105 | pest |
106 | damage assessment |
107 | infected areas |
108 | African cassava mosaic virus |
109 | Cassava Mosaic Disease |
110 | Push pull |
111 | yellow streaks |
112 | groundnut |
113 | Identification |
114 | Life Cycle |
115 | yield and financial losses |
116 | adult |
117 | Coordinates |
118 | chlorotic rosette |
119 | semitransparent patches |
120 | how to recognise |
121 | Maize rust |
122 | with light green to dark green mosaic |
123 | integrated pest management |
124 | tomato leaf miner |
125 | dummy |
126 | adult leafminer is a small black and yellow moth which lays its eggs in the leaf |
127 | prevention and control |
128 | severity |
129 | crops |
130 | striga |
131 | leaves appear dark green |
132 | Tuta traps |
133 | crop stages |
134 | GRAV |
135 | concentric leaf lesions may be seen on infected leaves |
136 | photosheet |
137 | pheromones |
138 | Faint chlorotic mottling |
139 | webbing covering leaves |
140 | rice |
141 | pest records |
142 | LUANAR |
143 | Banana white fly |
144 | Crop |
145 | Life Cylce |
146 | Bracheria |
147 | African Armyworm |
148 | MaDiPHS |
149 | banana |
150 | damage |
151 | stemborers |
152 | Field day |
153 | Banana corm weevil |
154 | Maize Pest |
155 | Tuta Absoluta |
156 | plant volatiles |
157 | banding in mature leaves Cassava brown streak virus CBSV |
158 | host plants |
159 | neem products |
160 | Zambia |
161 | Life cyle |
162 | health |
163 | Grey leaf spot |
164 | SURVEY |
165 | fluffy white fungal growth |
166 | imports |
167 | white |
168 | tassle damage |
169 | consumption andasset ownership |
170 | intermittent |
171 | Dedza |
172 | Young caterpillar |
173 | extension |
174 | chlorotic and upturned leaf margins |
175 | Bacteria |
176 | virus |
177 | tiny green mite |
178 | chlorotic spots |
179 | larvae hatch and feed on leaf interior |
180 | rosette virus disease |
181 | weather observation |
182 | plants to be severely stunted |
183 | Scout |
184 | scouting |
185 | reddish brown discoloration of vascular tissue |
186 | young plants |
187 | chlorosis of entire leaves |
188 | eggs |
189 | Pest and Disease |
190 | MSD |
191 | early infestation can cause fruit yield to be reduced |
192 | interview |
193 | sampling patterns |
194 | galls cause a reduction in plant vigor |
195 | natural enemies |
196 | cost of management |
197 | cassava |
198 | impact of vegetable leaf miner |
199 | Early blight |
200 | Mzuzu |
201 | pest and disease |
202 | feedin |
203 | green islands |
204 | Leaf |
205 | leaves are usually bright yellow with a few green islands |
206 | Maize streak virus |
207 | A complex of two viruses Groundnut rosette assistor virus GRAV |
208 | Provides information identification |
209 | Fall armyworm |
210 | plant |
211 | soil |
212 | Cassava brown streak virus disease |
213 | Adult |
214 | Severity |
215 | Banana bunchy top virus |
216 | distribution |
217 | Prevellance |
218 | demographic characteristics |
219 | green rosette and mosaic mottle rosette. In the green rosette |
220 | Initial symptoms of the disease is the wilting of a few of the youngest leaves |
221 | Maize striga |
222 | combatting |
223 | corm traps |
224 | incidence |
225 | stunted |
226 | werttff |
227 | White flies |
228 | BUNDA |
229 | Arachnid. Leaves stippled with yellow |
230 | Damage on Maize |
231 | the disease progresses rapidly in hot weather and the entire plant wilts suddenly and dies |
232 | mottling |
233 | oval shaped lesions with a yellow chlorotic region across the lesion |
234 | Guidelines |
235 | leaf undersides during wet weather |
236 | roots develop knots |
237 | Pest |
238 | agronomic practices by farmers |
239 | management |
240 | repel |
241 | Prevalence |
242 | pale yellow |
243 | background |
244 | practical use |
245 | Groundnut rosette virus GRV and a satellite RNA Sat RNA |
246 | Stem borer |
247 | Dark green streaks in leaves |
248 | Aspergillus |
249 | Root knot |
250 | Cassava Brown Streak Disease |
251 | marketable seeds |
252 | Reduced plant growth |
253 | presence of galls on roots which can be up to 3.3 cm 1 in in diameter but are usually smaller |
254 | reduced size |
255 | larvae |
256 | winding trails on leaves |
257 | Pesticide |
258 | cassava whitefly |
259 | Chlorotic rosetteoccurs throughout the SSA |
260 | parasitic weed |
261 | stunting |
262 | abundance |
263 | Leaf miner |
264 | Bacterial |
265 | resulting in a bushy appearance of plants. In chlorotic rosette |
266 | Government |
267 | cob |
268 | Temperature |
269 | Biology |
270 | hectarage |
271 | area |
272 | non-chemical control |
273 | Banana viral disease |
274 | maize mega farming |
275 | botanical pesticides |
276 | education |
277 | leaves may appear bronzed |
278 | FAW |
279 | Sugarcane Mosaic Virus SCMV |
280 | Compound fertilizers |
281 | feeding at night |
282 | Flavus |
283 | Maize pest |
284 | Agriculture pest. bio pesicides |
285 | plantains |
286 | luanar |
287 | Chilo partellus |
288 | Cercospora |
289 | temperature |
290 | mycotoxin management |
291 | Maize |
292 | Social |
293 | Salima |
294 | Fungal disease of banana |
295 | rosette |
296 | Identity |
297 | damamge and control |
298 | CGM |
299 | Larva |
300 | Cropping systems |
301 | FAW control |
302 | interspersed |
303 | direct control |
304 | Identification of fall armyworm |
305 | initial symptoms of the disease |
306 | Prevalance |
307 | Fungal disease of maize |
308 | growth stages |
309 | Banana fusarium wilt |
310 | Malawi |
311 | Cassava mealy bug |
312 | Yellow witchweed |
313 | factsheet |
314 | mites |
315 | host |
316 | mponera |
317 | mites may be visible as tiny moving dots on the webs or underside of leaves |
318 | ihs5 |
319 | aphids spreading |
320 | lifecycle |
321 | grain |
322 | weather forecast |
323 | Malawi Rainfall forecast |
324 | Caterpillar |
325 | leaf miner |
326 | Cassava |
327 | Mponela |
328 | green rosette |
329 | Aphids |
330 | rosette virus |
331 | Crop Damage |
332 | control |
333 | Maize yield |
334 | no bunches produced |
335 | John |
336 | LocalOPVHybrids |
337 | Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease MLND |
338 | FAW traps Pheromones |
339 | Mmponela |
340 | rapidly change to brown lesions |
341 | internodes. pods |
342 | Maize Chlorotic Mottle Virus MCMV |
343 | Monitoring |
344 | groundnuts |
345 | bunchy top |
346 | monitoring |
347 | Green mite |
348 | socioeconomic impact |
349 | Nematode |
350 | Banana |
351 | Fungal |
352 | Agriculture |
353 | protection |
354 | agriculture |
355 | curled . Infection |
356 | labour force participation |
357 | reduced fruit production |
358 | Photo guide |
359 | susceptability |
360 | Chitedze |
361 | terminal leaves may die |
362 | Panana |
363 | heavy mining can result in white blotches on leaves and leaves dropping from the plant prematurely |
364 | whiteflies |
365 | staple food |
366 | Bananas |
367 | Mtunthama |
368 | Disinfect |
369 | Aflatoxins |
370 | Cassava planting time |
371 | Scouting |
372 | Spread |
373 | tomato |
374 | pest and diseases |
375 | fall armyworm |
376 | distorted |
377 | ACMV |
378 | if the galls on the roots are extensive then plants may yellow and wilt |
379 | Fall armworm |
380 | Integrated Pest Management |
381 | test |
382 | improved technologies |
383 | Insects |
384 | Late blight |
385 | Crop damage |
386 | Cassava mosaic virus |
387 | spatial |
388 | subsequent leaflets |
389 | pest management |
390 | mealybugs |
391 | Cassava verities |
392 | chlorotic rosette and green rosette |
393 | leaves brittle and erect |
394 | nematode |
395 | diseases |
396 | ground nut disorders |
397 | preventation direct control |
398 | Tuta |
399 | stem borer |
400 | prevented through |
401 | Striga |
About Tags
Tag: A keyword or label used to group and classify datasets in the CKAN catalog.
Tags help users filter and find relevant datasets more easily.