Projects
Active Projects
Current initiatives in full-scale operation:
- National Maternal Tracking: Deployment of the Amakomaya ecosystem across diverse Nepali municipalities.
- Integrated Health Data Hub: Our ongoing work to harmonize clinical data from community levels into national registries.
- Mobile Health Volunteer Support: Providing real-time, offline-first tools for frontline health workers.
Featured Projects
High-impact initiatives leading the way in Digital Public Goods:
- The FHIR Transformation Layer: A project mapping legacy DHIS2 datasets to HL7 FHIR resources for global interoperability.
- App Integration: Exploring the feasibility of bringing health service records directly to the citizen’s mobile identity.
- Interoperable Immunization Registry: A secure, standard-based system to ensure children receive timely vaccinations regardless of their location.
Submit a Project
We welcome collaboration from the open-source community:
- Submission Guidelines: Standards for submitting modules (e.g., new medical calculators or dashboard widgets).
- Review Process: How our clinical and technical teams vet new contributions for the GPG repository.
- Mentorship: Opportunities for developers to work under Amakomaya’s lead on critical health informatics challenges.
Success Stories
- The "Zero Delay" Pilot: How localized alerts reduced the time between symptom onset and hospital referral.
- Data-Driven Policy: A case study on how a municipality used our analytics to double their budget for maternal nutrition based on identified gaps.
- Scaling Beyond Nepal: Early success stories of adapting the Amakomaya logic for international health partners.
Categories
Digital Health
Focuses on the patient-provider interaction, mobile health applications, and telemedicine protocols that bring the clinic to the community.
AI & Data
Utilizing machine learning to predict pregnancy risks and data analytics to visualize health trends through interactive "bento-style" dashboards.
Public Systems
Projects dedicated to the "Digital Health Stack"—interoperability layers, HIE (Health Information Exchange), and national-scale infrastructure.
Lifecycle
Idea
The conceptual phase: Identifying a health gap, defining user personas (mothers, health workers), and assessing the "public good" potential.
Development
The engineering phase: Building using modern stacks (React, TypeScript, Tailwind), ensuring FHIR compliance, and conducting security audits.
Deployment
The implementation phase: Training local staff, hardware provisioning, and establishing sustainable maintenance loops with local governments.