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[https://digitalsquare.org Digital Square] is a digital health marketplace (or 'square') where supply and demand come together to accelerate health equity. We connect health leaders with the resources necessary for digital transformation. Digital Square is housed at [http://www.path.org/ PATH], and supported by USAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and [https://digitalsquare.org/partners a consortium of other donors].
__NOTOC__= Welcome to the Digital Square Wiki! =
Digital Square is a digital health marketplace (or 'square') where supply and demand come together to accelerate health equity. We connect health leaders with the resources necessary for digital transformation. Digital Square is housed at PATH, and supported by USAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and a consortium of other donors. For more Information visit our [https://digitalsquare.org website here.]


This wiki serves as a platform for technical audiences to obtain resources and information related to Digital Square's investments in [[#Global Goods|global goods]].  More general information about Digital Square can be found on the main [https://digitalsquare.org website].
This wiki serves as a platform for technical audiences to obtain resources and information related to Digital Square's investments in global goods and other areas.


=COVID-19 Response=
{{Introbox|content=* '''How to use our Wiki:'''
Digital Square is leveraging its unique role and strengths to support countries, donors, and partners in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Harnessing existing relationships across the global digital health ecosystem, we mobilize our robust network of partners in coordinated response. We also utilize PATH's work in global health security, malaria, primary health care, and the broader digital and data portfolio to more comprehensively support country partners in ensuring essential health services remain available.  
* '''1. As a software developer, you may be interested in:''' The work that Digital Square does to support and advocate for standards. You can also learn more about HL7 FHIR from our FHIR Webinar series. [[How Digital Square supports standards| Click here]]
* '''2. As an innovator, you may be interested:''' Learning more about the requirements for becoming a global good and how to apply for global goods status.  [[Becoming a Global Good| Click here]]
* '''3. As an implementor or donor, you may be interested in:''' Finding out more about the approved global goods that are available. [[Active Global Goods| Click here]]}}


[https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59bc3457ccc5c5890fe7cacd/t/5ea893b784f31067230d99ac/1588106168474/Digital+Square+Capabilities_COVID19_28+April+2020.pdf Read our full capability statement here.]
== What we do ==
[[COVID-19]]


==COVID-19 Community Coordination==
Digital health technology is at the core of modern, equitable health care systems. When designed and employed effectively, systems can seamlessly exchange information, leading to improved clinical decisions and outcomes, care coordination, and operational efficiency. This interoperability is made possible through health data standards for digital technologies, which ensure data is uniformly and efficiently exchanged across systems. Digital Square supports the global digital health community, including country governments, in understanding, aligning, and applying these standards.


Digital Square is pleased to share resources sourced from the Digital Health Community to facilitate alignment and coordination in the COVID-19 response, and to support countries choosing digital tools to aid in their own response efforts.  If you have a resource you would like us to host on the wiki, please contact [mailto:abendor@path.org Amanda BenDor].
Learn more about how [[How Digital Square_supports standards|Digital Square supports Standards]]


====UNICEF Country Mapping for COVID-19 Response====
=== Governance ===


UNICEF has initiated a '''country mapping''' of relevant Digital Health solutions that can be leveraged to support frontline health workers in their response to COVID-19 and that can be used by countries to support Risk Communication and Community Engagement on COVID-19. The mapping can be accessed [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GbM1nuHxnCvoc1hLLcQAt7QOoQxnAXdI3hdP3Qt7KUg/edit?usp=sharing here].  If you want to update the country mapping, please use the comment function and the UNICEF team will update the information accordingly.
[[Peer Review Committee | Peer Review Committee((.button-1))]]
[[Investment Review Committee | Investment Review Committee((.button-1))]]
[[Health-Sustainability Advisory Group | DIAL((.button-1))]]


Likewise, a '''partnership landscaping''' has also been done to map where implementing partners are working to support digital tools for frontline health workers and which digital solutions they are supporting. This mapping can be accessed [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Y6fl3Uqvn0lcFhBlYPXLKKi2HXi79kw8pWR_h8PwE3s/edit?usp=sharing here]. If your organization is missing from the partnership landscaping, you can add the information directly in the spread sheet.
=== Investors & Partners ===
Both these mapping tools are free to use by anyone who wish to know which solutions already exist at country level and that can be deployed for frontline health workers for COVID-19 response and recovery efforts.


==Comparison of Digital Tools used in the COVID-19 Response==
[https://digitalsquare.org/partners Digital Square Partners & Funders((.button-1))]
[https://www.usaid.gov USAID((.button-1))]
[http://www.gatesfoundation.org BMGF((.button-1))]


Countries have access to a large, complex ecosystem of digital platforms that can support COVID-19 response. The process of selecting the most appropriate platform for a country's specific needs or context can be overwhelming without clear information about the benefits and limitations of the options. Several new resources have been developed to support in-country assessment and decisions about digital technologies for COVID response.
== Global Goods ==


====Johns Hopkins assessment====
Digital Square Global Goods are digital health tools which are open source (FOSS), have no barrier to access for services or available under open content licenses etc, are supported by an anchor organization/strong community, have a clear governance structures, have been deployed at scale, are used across multiple countries, have demonstrated effectiveness, are designed to be interoperable, and are on a continuum towards sustainability for the tool/service.
In July 2020, Johns Hopkins published an assessment of digital platforms that have an established presence in several low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), and either have been or could be rapidly reconfigured to address COVID-19 related case management and contact tracing needs.  The assessment includes a review of the following tools: CommCare, Community Health Toolkit (CHT), DHIS2 Tracker, Go.Data, ODK, OpenSRP, RapidPro, SORMAS, and WelTel. The platforms were selected based on their existing deployment, flexibility, and adaptability for COVID-19 use cases, their ability to support multiple languages, and stakeholder interest in how these applications can be leveraged in response to COVID-19. The full report can be accessed [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yCP7t1di_ofQ0YhuPAD1Oqcj1aTo74k5/view here].
{{BoxColumn3
|link1=[[About Global Goods|View]]
|header1=About '''Global Goods'''
|content1=Learn more about what Global Goods are and how Digital Square is involved
|link2=[[Active Global Goods|View]]
|header2=Active '''Global Goods'''
|content2=See all currently supported open source Global Goods
|link3=[[Becoming a Global Good|View]]
|header3=Become a '''Global Good'''
|content3=Learn how the solicitations and funding of Global Goods resources work
}}


====Digital Square efforts====
== Solicitations ==
In recognition that this is a rapidly evolving landscape, Digital Square has been working across donors to collate a comparison of digital tools that are currently used in the COVID-19 response. Included in the comparison is an analysis of a number of functional and non-functional requirements.  Including in this document are the following digital health tools: DHIS2, SORMAS, Go.Data, EpiInfo, CommCare, ODK, Kobo Toolbox, Excel and non-digital paper tools. This comparison is a dynamic document meant for community updates that can be accessed [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cMQAZO94uTe4HULLmBRN80fPnNUwayqw3e2UT-voJbw/edit?usp=sharing here].  If you would like to make updates including adding additional tools or information to tools included, please contact [mailto:cfourie@path.org Carl Fourie].


==Additional COVID Resources==


====COVID-19 Webinars====
[[Solicitations#Open_Solicitations | Open Solicitations((.button-1))]]
'''October 28, 2020 | Global Good COVID-19 Adaptations Part III (OpenLMIS and OpenELIS)'''
[[Solicitations#Closed_Solicitations | Closed Solicitations((.button-1))]]


This webinar focuses on how both OpenLMIS and OpenELIS have adapted their technologies to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
== Featured in our Community Resources ==


*[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/f/fe/Digital_Square_Webinar_Global_Good_COVID-19_Adaptations_Part_III_%28OpenLMIS_and_OpenELIS%29.pdf Find the slides here]
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*[https://lib.digitalsquare.io/handle/123456789/77711 Watch the recording]


'''October 7, 2020 | Global Good COVID-19 Adaptations Part II (DHIS2 and mHero)'''
{{Articlebox
|type=Webinar
|title1=OpenFN implementation in LMICs
|date = December 2, 2022
|languages = English
|description1 = In this session, Digital Square hosts UNICEF and OpenFN, an integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) and a suite of open source extract, transform, and load, data-integration, and interoperability tools used to automate workflows and the exchange of information across and within systems in a secure, stable, and scalable manner. OpenFn team shares their experience working with UNICEF and the Government of Thailand to migrate sensitive data to cloud infrastructure. Learn about major takeaways from Thailand’s implementation of OpenFn SaaS, using a security checklist when planning for integration rollout, factors to consider regarding managed hosting vs. local deployment, and key features of OpenFn Lightning, an upcoming release. Digital Square technical security architect addresses data security considerations and recommendations for governments and global goods.
|resources1=[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/2/2a/OpenFn_Presentation_-_Security_During_Govt_Implementations.pdf Find the slides here],[https://youtu.be/cWCQit9gxZk Watch the recording]
|header1 = Resources
}}
{{Articlebox
|type=Webinar
|title1=Understanding Reveal implementation in LMICs: A case study of Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia
|date = November 10, 2022
|description1 = Digital Square has launched the global goods open mic webinar series, a platform for our global goods partners to share their implementation journey in LMICs, working with country governments, donors, implementers, and health workers to deliver patient-centered healthcare. In this first session, we host Akros, who has spearheaded the development and community around Reveal, a digital global good that uses spatial intelligence to drive the delivery of life-saving interventions to the last mile. Akros shares its work with multiple countries and donors to apply geospatial data to plan and deliver health campaigns and routine services, demonstrates the use of Reveal, and showcases use cases summarizing geospatial data activation across the spectrum from low-tech paper maps to higher-tech navigation and delivery in Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia.
|resources1=[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LN83Ect2rc-P2vpOk27VivTk6SKxfNnN/view?usp=share_link  Find the slides here],[https://youtu.be/kYrsO_4cAZw Watch the recording]
}}
{{Articlebox
|type=Events
|title1=Global Goods Innovators Summit 2023
|date = November 10, 2023
|description1 = GGIS is an annual convening of the global goods community–a group of digital health experts representing over 50 organizations from around the world committed to advancing the development, adoption, and reuse of digital health tools known as global goods. The goal of the event was to provide members of the community with a forum through which to connect, learn, and further build the global goods ecosystem.
|resources1=[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2023/7/5/connection-innovation-flourish-at-global-goods-innovators-summit Read the article],
}}


This webinar focuses on how both DHIS2 and mHero have adapted their technologies to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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*[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/e/e5/Digital_Square_Webinar_Global_Good_COVID-19_Adaptations_Part_II_%28DHIS2_and_mHero%29.pdf Find the slides here]
== Have any questions? ==
*[https://lib.digitalsquare.io/handle/123456789/77709 Watch the recording]


'''June 16, 2020 | Can Image-based AI Meaningfully Impact COVID-19 Response in Low Resource Settings'''
For any questions regarding this wiki and any inclusions, please [[All pages | contact us here.]]
 
This webinar explores the opportunities and challenges for the use of imaged-based AI tools in the COVID-19 response. Panelists discuss the broader context for the application of these tools; explore how they are being developed and evaluated; and identify what steps need to be taken to maximize the potential of image-based AI while mitigating the risks.
 
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8ZV2T5P9GU Watch the recording]
 
'''June 15, 2020 | Understanding the Unique Challenges & Opportunities of Combating COVID-19 in LMICs'''
 
*[https://www.amia.org/sites/default/files/AMIA%20COVID19%20Webinar%20Series_GHI_2_0.pdf Find the slides here]
*[https://vimeo.com/429736624/d2aa6b5c88 Watch the recording]
 
'''April 30, 2020 | Private Sector Digital Adaptations for COVID-19 Response'''
 
In this webinar, leaders from the Digital Impact Alliance, Facebook, mClinica, Microsoft, and Tableau shared how to leverage private sector tools and technologies to strengthen health systems in COVID-19 response efforts.
 
*[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/f/f5/Digital_Square_Webinar_Private_Sector_Digital_Adaptations_for_COVID-19_Response.pdf Find the slides here]
*[https://lib.digitalsquare.io/handle/123456789/77710 Watch the recording]
 
'''April 7, 2020 | Managing the Global COVID-19 Pandemic with Health Informatics'''
 
In partnership with AMIA, this webinar shares informatics responses and challenges within the COVID-19 pandeimc.
 
*[https://www.amia.org/sites/default/files/AMIA-COVID19-Webinar-Series-Global-Health-East-Asia.pdf Find the slides here]
*[https://vimeo.com/405504903/3ee88a5139 Watch the recording]
 
'''March 30, 2020 | Global Goods Adaptation for COVID-19 Response Part I'''
 
This webinar features a set of Digital Square-approved digital health global goods that have adapted their technologies to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
*[https://drive.google.com/file/d/14bqGbDwXnMNWSAZMNUmGLCbcFkIsjPVU/view?usp=sharing Find the slides here]
 
'''March 26, 2020 | Re-utilizing PEPFAR Investments during the COVID-19 Response'''
This webinar showcases how PEPFAR investments can be re-utilized in the COVID-19 response. During this session, we will feature a mix of digital tools including DATIM, Patient Level Monitoring, and the Global Open Facility Registry, and how they can be harnessed in the COVID-19 global response.
 
*[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/0/0a/Digital_Square_Webinar_Reutilizing_PEPFAR_Investments_during_the_COVID-19_Response.pdf Find the slides here]
 
====Digital Square Web Articles====
 
*[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2020/3/4/global-goods-addressing-outbreaks-sormas-and-covid-19 Global Goods Addressing Outbreaks: SORMAS and COVID-19]
*[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2020/5/21/lego-lessons-for-covid-19-making-data-click LEGO lessons for COVID-19: Making data click]
*[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2020/6/1/will-covid-19-accelerate-digital-transformation-5-ways-the-development-community-can-build-back-better Will COVID-19 accelerate digital transformation? 5 ways the development community can "build back better"]
*[https://digitalsquare.org/blog/2020/5/21/using-dhis2-for-covid-19-point-of-entry-screening-and-travel-pass-printing-in-uganda Using DHIS2 for COVID-19 point of entry screening and travel pass printing in Uganda]
 
=Digital Square Information=
 
==What We Do==
Digital Square addresses the need for a thriving marketplace for health. 
 
We work [https://digitalsquare.org/whatwedo in three key ways]:
* Identify promising investment opportunities and provides operational support to streamline procurement
* Promote the development, adoption, and reuse of [[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods | digital health global goods]], and helps increase their availability, adaptability, and maturity
* Elevate country priorities and strengthen regional and national digital health capacity
 
==Governance==
 
Digital Square's [[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods | investments]] follow detailed governance processes that leverage a [[Peer Review Committee]], [[Board]], and [[Investment Review Committee]].  Additionally, Digital Square serves as the Secretariat for [http://digitalimpactalliance.org DIAL]'s [[Health-Sustainability Advisory Group]].
 
==Investors==
 
Digital Square is funded in partnership with [https://www.usaid.gov/ USAID], the [http://www.gatesfoundation.org/ Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation], and a consortium of other donors. A full list can be found on the [https://digitalsquare.org/partners Digital Square website].
 
==Global Goods==
Global Goods are digital health tools that are adaptable to different countries and contexts. There are three types of global goods:
*'''Software:''' A software tool that is free and open source (FOSS), and used to manage, analyze, or transmit health-related data, with proven utility in several settings.
*'''Services:''' A software tool that is used to manage, transmit, or analyze health-related data that can be freely accessed as a software service and adheres to open data principles.
*'''Content''' A resource, toolkit, or data standard that is available under an open license and that is used to improve or analyze health data management processes.
A mature digital health software global good is software that is (frequently) Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), is supported by a strong community, has a clear governance structure, is funded by multiple sources, has been deployed at significant scale, is used across multiple countries, has demonstrated effectiveness, is designed to be interoperable, and is an emergent standard application.
 
===About Digital Square Global Goods===
 
Approved global goods include those which have submitted applications in response to a Notice.  These include applications for specific work packages in response to a Notice.  The applications are reviewed by the Digital Square Peer Review Committee and Investment Review Committee.  The Digital Square Board approves the applications, or partial application work packages.  An "Approved Digital Square Global Good" is not a formally vetted global good.
Approved Digital Square global goods cover nearly all of the [https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/ World Health Organization Digital Health Intervention Classifications].  Many global goods are adaptable to support multiple interventions.
 
'''Read more:'''
* [[What are Global Goods]]
* [[Shelf Readiness]]
* [[Global Goods Maturity]]
 
 
'''Presence of global goods in countries'''
 
[[File:GG Coverage Map.png|800px]]
 
===Digital Square Investments in Global Goods===
 
*[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods]]
*[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods | Approved Global Goods]]
**[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #List of Global Goods that are Approved - Contingent on Funding | List of Global Goods that are Approved - Contingent on Funding]]
**[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #List of Global Goods that are Approved - Partially Funded | List of Global Goods that are Approved - Partially Funded]]
**[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #What are the benefits to a Digital Square approved global good?| Approved Global Goods]]
**[[Digital Square Investments in Global Goods:Approved Global Goods #What kind of support do approved global goods receive from Digital Square?| Support to Approved Global Goods]]
 
 
'''Approved Digital Square global goods'''
 
[[File:GG Visualization.png |800px]]
 
====Investment Processes====
*[[Global Good Investment Process]]
*[[Procurement Processes]]
*[[Solicitations #Open Solicitations | Open Solicitations]]
 
===The Global Goods Community===
 
* [[Global Goods Community]]
* [[Minutes from Global Goods Calls]]
* [[Frequently Asked Questions]]
 
===Global Good Resources===
 
* [[Global Goods Guidebook]]
* [[Demographics of Digital Health Tools]]
*[https://wiki.digitalsquare.io/images/d/df/Exploring_Digital_Public_Good_Alignment_and_Vetting.pdf GDHF 2020 Presentation on Aligning Global Public Goods: How WHO, UNICEF and Digital Square are coordinating for the digital health community (slides)]
 
 
[[File:GG DHI Classifications Visualization.png | 800px]]
 
==External Resources==
 
* [http://digitalprinciples.org/ Principles for Digital Development]
* [https://www.gsma.com/mobileeconomy/ The Mobile Economy 2018]
* [https://www.gsma.com/mobileeconomy/sub-saharan-africa-2017// The Mobile Economy Sub-Saharan Africa 2017]
* [https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/programme/mhealth/scaling-digital-health-in-developing-markets/ Scaling Digital Health in Emerging Markets]
* [https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/programme/mhealth/healthy-pregnancy-healthy-baby-a-mobile-health-service-offered-in-partnership-with-leading-mobile-operators-in-tanzania/  The latest case study on a mHealth service in Tanzania: Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Baby]
 
==Digital Square Resources==
* [[Partner Resources]]
* [[Grants and Contracts Basics]]
* [[Market Maturity Methodology]]
 
==Digital Health & Interoperability Working Group==
The [[Digital Health & Interoperability Working Group]] (DH&I WG) is a volunteer community of practice dedicated to strengthening country health systems and outcomes through the appropriate and responsible use of  digital information technologies.
 
[[Gender Small Working Group]]
 
==Contact Us==
*Slack:  Please join our [https://digitalsquare-public.slack.com/#/ slack team]
 
==About==
''Digital Square is a PATH-led initiative funded and designed by the United States Agency of International Development, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and a consortium of other donors.''
 
''The Digital Square wiki is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development. The contents are the responsibility of PATH and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.''
 
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Latest revision as of 05:57, 27 June 2024

Welcome to the Digital Square Wiki!

Digital Square is a digital health marketplace (or 'square') where supply and demand come together to accelerate health equity. We connect health leaders with the resources necessary for digital transformation. Digital Square is housed at PATH, and supported by USAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and a consortium of other donors. For more Information visit our website here.

This wiki serves as a platform for technical audiences to obtain resources and information related to Digital Square's investments in global goods and other areas.

  • How to use our Wiki:
  • 1. As a software developer, you may be interested in: The work that Digital Square does to support and advocate for standards. You can also learn more about HL7 FHIR from our FHIR Webinar series. Click here
  • 2. As an innovator, you may be interested: Learning more about the requirements for becoming a global good and how to apply for global goods status. Click here
  • 3. As an implementor or donor, you may be interested in: Finding out more about the approved global goods that are available. Click here

What we do

Digital health technology is at the core of modern, equitable health care systems. When designed and employed effectively, systems can seamlessly exchange information, leading to improved clinical decisions and outcomes, care coordination, and operational efficiency. This interoperability is made possible through health data standards for digital technologies, which ensure data is uniformly and efficiently exchanged across systems. Digital Square supports the global digital health community, including country governments, in understanding, aligning, and applying these standards.

Learn more about how Digital Square supports Standards

Governance

Peer Review Committee Investment Review Committee DIAL

Investors & Partners

Digital Square Partners & Funders USAID BMGF

Global Goods

Digital Square Global Goods are digital health tools which are open source (FOSS), have no barrier to access for services or available under open content licenses etc, are supported by an anchor organization/strong community, have a clear governance structures, have been deployed at scale, are used across multiple countries, have demonstrated effectiveness, are designed to be interoperable, and are on a continuum towards sustainability for the tool/service.

About Global Goods

Learn more about what Global Goods are and how Digital Square is involved

View

Active Global Goods

See all currently supported open source Global Goods

View

Become a Global Good

Learn how the solicitations and funding of Global Goods resources work

View

Solicitations

Open Solicitations Closed Solicitations

Featured in our Community Resources

OpenFN implementation in LMICs

English

×

OpenFN implementation in LMICs

In this session, Digital Square hosts UNICEF and OpenFN, an integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) and a suite of open source extract, transform, and load, data-integration, and interoperability tools used to automate workflows and the exchange of information across and within systems in a secure, stable, and scalable manner. OpenFn team shares their experience working with UNICEF and the Government of Thailand to migrate sensitive data to cloud infrastructure. Learn about major takeaways from Thailand’s implementation of OpenFn SaaS, using a security checklist when planning for integration rollout, factors to consider regarding managed hosting vs. local deployment, and key features of OpenFn Lightning, an upcoming release. Digital Square technical security architect addresses data security considerations and recommendations for governments and global goods.

Resources

Find the slides here
Watch the recording


Understanding Reveal implementation in LMICs: A case study of Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia

English

×

Understanding Reveal implementation in LMICs: A case study of Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia

Digital Square has launched the global goods open mic webinar series, a platform for our global goods partners to share their implementation journey in LMICs, working with country governments, donors, implementers, and health workers to deliver patient-centered healthcare. In this first session, we host Akros, who has spearheaded the development and community around Reveal, a digital global good that uses spatial intelligence to drive the delivery of life-saving interventions to the last mile. Akros shares its work with multiple countries and donors to apply geospatial data to plan and deliver health campaigns and routine services, demonstrates the use of Reveal, and showcases use cases summarizing geospatial data activation across the spectrum from low-tech paper maps to higher-tech navigation and delivery in Kenya, Senegal, and Zambia.

Resources

Find the slides here
Watch the recording


Global Goods Innovators Summit 2023

English

×

Global Goods Innovators Summit 2023

GGIS is an annual convening of the global goods community–a group of digital health experts representing over 50 organizations from around the world committed to advancing the development, adoption, and reuse of digital health tools known as global goods. The goal of the event was to provide members of the community with a forum through which to connect, learn, and further build the global goods ecosystem.

Resources

Read the article


Have any questions?

For any questions regarding this wiki and any inclusions, please contact us here.

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