Leveraging technology to improve health outcomes, strengthen health systems, and empower communities across Africa.
Digital health is a cornerstone of UWRA's innovation agenda. We design, test, and scale technology-enabled solutions that address real-world health challenges in African communities.
Our digital health portfolio spans mobile health applications, artificial intelligence, health informatics, GIS mapping, and decision support systems — all grounded in implementation science and human-centered design.
We harness the power of technology to make health services more accessible, equitable, and effective for every community.
We work across five interconnected technology domains to deliver comprehensive digital health solutions.
Mobile applications, SMS interventions, and mobile-based data collection for community health.
AI-driven screening, predictive analytics, and decision support for health workers and managers.
Health information systems, data integration, and real-time dashboards for decision-making.
Geographic information systems for resource mapping, disease surveillance, and health planning.
Big data analytics, visualization, and evidence synthesis for population health insights.
Tools and platforms that support clinical and programmatic decision-making at all levels.
Active digital health initiatives and platforms that are transforming health service delivery and community engagement.
A mobile application for CHWs to record data, track referrals, receive supervision, and access training resources.
ActiveAn AI-powered conversational agent for depression and anxiety screening, integrated with primary care referral pathways.
In developmentA real-time dashboard for health managers to track referral patterns, identify bottlenecks, and improve patient flow.
ActiveA GIS platform mapping health facilities, CHW locations, and population densities to support resource planning and equity.
In developmentA tablet-based tool for CHWs to track child growth, provide nutrition education, and refer children with acute malnutrition.
In DevelopmentAn SMS-based system for communities to provide feedback on health services, report issues, and participate in accountability.
In developmentOur digital health work is powered by a network of technology partners, academic institutions, and health systems.
Collaborating with universities and research institutions to advance digital health science and evaluation.
Working with technology companies, developers, and innovation hubs to build and scale digital health tools.
Partnering with ministries of health, health facilities, and community health programs to deploy and evaluate digital solutions.
Join us in harnessing technology for better health. We welcome collaborations with technologists, researchers, health systems, and communities.