Properties

Property Type Definition
Identity
Name string
The full display name of the record. Depending on the concept, this is a person's or group's name, or the title of a program, instrument, scoring rule, or software product.
Identifiers concept:Identifier
Identifiers carried by this entity, such as national ID numbers, program IDs, or identifiers asserted by an identity document.
Classification
Service point type string (service-point-type)
The category of service this point provides (health, education, distribution, WASH, etc.).
Operational status string (facility-operational-status)
Whether the service point is currently operational, partially operational, or non-functional.
Location
Located at concept:Location The administrative or geographic location where this service point sits.
Governance
Managed by concept:Organization
The organization that operates or manages this service point (government agency, NGO, UN agency, private provider).

Evidence

Not yet found in mapped delivery systems.

ServicePoint is newly introduced in PublicSchema and has not yet been mapped against the v1 convergence systems. No mapped social-protection or CRVS delivery system carries a first-class ServicePoint concept today; facility-like data appears as free-text site names or as administrative location entries. Adjacent systems that do model the concept (WHO HeRAMS, EMIS education registries, WASH facility registries, humanitarian logistics service-delivery-point registries) will be surveyed in a follow-up convergence pass, at which point the system_count and external_equivalents are expected to grow.

Standard Equivalent Match
schema.org Place broad
schema.org Place is a geometric entity (any spatial thing with a geo location), whereas PS ServicePoint is a functional/operational entity (a named site where a public service is delivered with a service category, operational status, and managing organization). Every ServicePoint is a Place, but most Places are not ServicePoints.

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