Digital Square Global Goods
The following is a list of the global goods that form the global goods community categorized by the different types of global goods.
Software
A mature digital health software global good is software that is 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.
Under this category, we have 36 global goods that are part of the global goods community.
| Android FHIR SDK | GNU Health | OpenCR | OpenSRP |
| Bahmni | Iaso | OpenCRVS | Product Catalog Management Tool |
| CommCare | iHRIS | OpenELIS Global | RapidPro |
| Community Health Toolkit | mHero | OpenFn | Reveal |
| Digital Infrastructure for Verifiable Open Credentialing (DIVOC) | ODK | OpenHexa | SanteMPI |
| DHIS2 | OpenEyes | OpenHIM | SORMAS |
| [Everwell Hub] | [Open Clinic GA] | OpenIMIS | Tamanu |
| [Geoprism Registry] | Open Concept Lab | OpenLMIS | Tupaia |
| [Global Open Facility Registry] | OpenBoxes | OpenMRS | Vxnaid |
1. Android FHIR SDK
2. Bahmni
3. CommCare
4. Community Health Toolkit
5. Digital Infrastructure for Verifiable open Credentialing (DIVOC)*
6. DHIS2
7. Everwell Hub
8. Geoprism Registry*
9. Global Open Facility Registry
10. GNU Health*
11. Iaso*
12. iHRIS
13. MHero
14. ODK
15. OpenEyes*
16. Open Clinic GA*
17. Open Concept Lab
18. OpenBoxes
19. OpenCR
20. OpenCRVS
21. OpenELIS Global
22. OpenFn
23. OpenHexa*
24. OpenHIM
25. OpenIMIS
26. OpenLMIS
27. OpenMRS
28. OpenSRP
29. Product Catalog Management Tool (PCMT)
30. RapidPro*
31. Reveal
32. SanteMPI
33. SORMAS
34. Tamanu
35. Tupaia*
36. Vxnaid*
Digital Square has developed a software maturity model to help track the changes in the community.
Content
A mature digital health content global good is a content artifact that is freely accessible (having no financial or other barrier to access) and is published under an open license, is supported by an anchor organization/strong community, serves a well bounded health domain, is utilized at scale, is used across multiple countries, has demonstrated effectiveness, and is seen as an emergent standard content artifact.
Respective global goods and the accompanying maturity model to be updated after the completion of Notice G1. Check back again soon.
Service
A mature digital health service global good is service that is freely accessible (having no financial or other barrier to access), is supported by an anchor organization/strong community, have a clear governance structures, is utilized at scale, is used across multiple countries, has demonstrated effectiveness, is designed to be interoperable, and is an emergent standard service.
Respective global goods and the accompanying maturity model to be updated after the completion of Notice G2. Ccheck back again soon.