Mission 1.5 uses mobile gaming technology to educate people about climate solutions and get their participation in voting on which solutions they want to see happen.
Votes per country are collated and presented to country governments to encourage bolder climate action.
Source: United Nations Development Programme
Date of Publication: August 16, 2022
Zambia U-Report platform provides confidential, free of charge, individualized and interactive counseling services on HIV and STIs to adolescents and youth.
In addition to the SMS counseling, polls are conducted periodically to get the opinions of young people. The platform enables tailored SMS demand creation for available services, and referral to the U-Reporter’s closest location for HIV Testing and Counseling, Voluntary Medicalised Male Circumcision and Anti-Retroviral Treatment.
Source: UNICEF
Date of Publication: September 30, 2021
Mjanja Connect is a technology platform in Tanzania that leverages FHI’s A360 program investments and insights, in order to increase the number of adolescent girls successfully referred for Family Planning Services by Community Health Educators (primarily) through the WHP program infrastructure.
It has three components:
It uses two integrated system- Mjanja Connect Counseling App Girl-centric & personalized counseling, and Connecting with Sara (CwS) referral tracking and redemption.
Source: USAID, FHI360
Date of Publication: June 29, 2021
Date of Publication: May 26, 2021
This is a smartphone app that analyzes users’ body temperatures in a study to predict geographical areas at risk for outbreaks of the novel coronavirus, giving public health experts and government officials critical information to inform decisions on mitigation, resource allocation, and deconfinement.
The study relies on users recording their body temperatures, as well as other symptoms, daily. The free app is available under the name “COVID Control” on Google Play and in the Apple App Store. One aim of the group was to make the app as easy to use as possible. After participants take their temperature with a thermometer, developers believe it will take fewer than 10 seconds to submit their data to the app.
Source: Johns Hopkins University
Date of Publication: July 21, 2020
This material is promoting the official social media platforms for the PromKes Health promotion unit in Indonesia.
Source: Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs
Date of Publication: May 7, 2020
CoronApp Colombia is a mobile application of the National Government of Colombia used to strengthen the monitoring of public health risks associated with Coronavirus.
Thanks to the report on the state of health of Colombians and travelers, who believe or do not have symptoms of the Coronavirus, it is possible to understand the behavior of the virus in the country and design prevention and containment measures against it.
Source: INS.gov
Date of Publication: April 10, 2020
This digital health assistant allows users to chat and ask questions about COVID-19.
Source: UneeQ
Date of Publication: April 10, 2020
The new Track-Virus app in conjunction with Rescue Union is the first global app to help stop virus spread and infectious disease. The app maps the locations where possible exposures are based on information shared by health authorities.
Source: Panda O.S. Ltd.
Date of Publication: April 10, 2020
The COVID-19 app has up-to-date information from trusted sources about the coronavirus disease that is impacting people across the world. It has a screening tool so you can find out what you should do now for yourself or for a loved one. And it gives you access to resources you may need to feel supported and informed.
Source: Apple
Date of Publication: April 10, 2020
