A health worker who spends less time on paperwork can spend more time on direct service to clients.
Philbertine Raveloarisoa is a Marie Stopes Lady; a grassroots health provider who helps her clients make informed family planning decisions. She is one of 145 Marie Stopes Ladies in Madagascar who help more than 45,000 women per year. Using DataWinners to report on each appointment, Philbertine reinvests the saved time into the work that matters most.
In Madagascar, you have to live with Cyclones, but you don’t have to live with slow disaster data collection.
Madagascar’s National Bureau for Risk and Disaster Management (BNGRC) used our platform to modernize its post-disaster data collection infrastructure.
With major USAID projects come major USAID reporting requirements.
Santénet2 is a public health initiative that needs to summarize, aggregate, and report on the interventions of 12,000 community-based health workers in Madagascar every month.
Fewer than half of doctors and clinics partnered with Marie Stopes Madagascar (MSM) were submitting their monthly reports on time. It was paperwork, literally.
Using the DataWinners Service, doctors are able to send in their reports by text messages. On-time reporting has risen to 95 percent.
HNI provides partners with the opportunity to embrace, reshape and maximize the use of information and communication technology in productive and sustainable ways.
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