Tupaia - Health resource mapping in Asia-Pacific
summary
A web platform aggregates mSupply and DHIS2 data into a DHIS2-based server, a React front end and Leaflet/OpenStreetMap tiles to map health services across six Pacific countries; it now publishes open source release code while keeping sensitive records private. Current deployment covers 900 facilities with about 14,000 surveys submitted, powers targeted actions (fridge maintenance clusters, staff training priorities), supported disaster response after Cyclone Gita, and uses gamified incentives and DFAT funding.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27What is Tupaia
- 1:14Data collection
- 1:58Stock management
- 4:46Current state
- 5:20URL
- 5:41MSupply
- 6:13Architecture
- 7:06Data Visualization
- 7:44Solomon Islands
- 9:16Tonga
- 10:57Disaster response
- 12:06Data collection app
- 12:57Funding
- 13:15Partners
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