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This thesis explores how an interactive business intelligence (BI) report can enhance the communication and analysis of humanitarian security incident data, using the Aid Worker Security Database (AWSD) as its case study. The research addresses the limitations of existing AWSD visualizations, which are largely static and offer limited analytical depth, by designing and implementing a dynamic BI solution through a Design Science Research Methodology. The solution combines a star-schema data model developed according to Kimball’s dimensional modeling principles, structured data transformation guided by Medallion Architecture, and report development in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI. The study includes a literature review, data architecture design, interactive report development, and evaluation through a structured questionnaire completed by the data owner. The resulting artifact provides a BI report for exploring humanitarian security incidents and demonstrates the potential of interactive visualization to support research, advocacy, and communication in humanitarian contexts.
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Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Management, specialization in Business Intelligence
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Business intelligence Humanitarian security Humanitarian sector Aid Worker Security Database (AWSD)
