building universal capacity for data collection, analysis, & reporting

Building universal capacity for data collection, Analysis, &

reportinginfo@datadyne.org

DataDyne.orgwww.episurveyor.org

EpiSurveyor•Our plan: to make software so useful, and so simple, and so affordable that it would be adopted worldwide by organizations large and small

•Our goal: to increase the ability of worldwide public health to collect, analyze, report on, and use accurate and up-to-date information

Use since we turned it on

As of August 11, 2010

Who are these users?Oxfam

Save the Children5 Red Cross societies

CAREFamily Health International

Helen Keller InternationalOneWorld Health

Catholic Relief Services

130+NGOs

PATHCHF International

Global GivingIRC

Malaria ConsortiumMACRO International

Malaria No MorePSI

Who are these users?Johns Hopkins

HarvardLiverpoolStanford

UC BerkeleyUniv of the Philippines

Univ of Cape TownVanderbilt

100+universities

UC DenverColumbia

GeorgetownUniv of Sao PaoloMichigan State

ColumbiaCity Univ London

Catholic U of Mozambique

Who are these users?ArgentinaCanadaMalaysia

USACanadaNepal

KansasCalifornia

10 UN agencies20+ nations8 USG orgs

UNEPWFP

UNICEFUNHCR

NASAFEMA

US ArmyNIST

USAIDUSDACDCNIH

Who are these users?

Hundreds of individual practitioners and

providers

This is the fastest adoption ever of any

public health or global development

software.

How does it work?DataDyne’s EpiSurveyor

Name

Age

# children

OnlineForm

Creator

Create forms online and

push to common

mobile phones

No smartphone needed

How does it work?DataDyne’s EpiSurveyor

Name

Age

# children

OnlineForm

Creator

Report Fill in the forms and upload back to the

website

Instant view of data, including graphs, charts,

maps

Coming soonDataDyne’s EpiSurveyor

Name

Age

# children

OnlineForm

Creator

Report

Automated delivery of

reports to email or to phones

All these features come courtesy of our Nairobi-based development

team

For 99% of users: no meetings,

no cost, no consultants,

no contract, no permission

Who Pays

Substantial initial support for EpiSurveyor has been given by the

Vodafone Foundation and the United Nations Foundation

Who Pays: Free vs. Pro User

Feature Free $5000/yrNumber of Forms Up to 20 Unlimited

Number of Questions Up to 100 Unlimited

Number of Data Records Up to 500 Unlimited

API No Yes

•Organizations that want customized reports

•Organizations that want training, support, etc.

•Organizations that want new features (e.g., JSI)Basically, anyone who wants

something optional that costs us $$

Who Pays: Customization, Training

Example: JSIJSI paid for backup-to-

memory-card functionality.

So now everyone has

that functionality.JSI is expanding its use in Ghana to

8 other countries as part of the USAID DELIVER project to track

drug stocks.

Example: Kenya MOH

Kenya MOH routinely uses

EpiSurveyor for child health,

emergency polio vaccination campaigns,

and many other uses.

Kenya MOH taught UNICEF Kenya, who is now using EpiSurveyor to

track child health activities (as well as employee travel!)

Example: TulaSaludSmall Guatemalan NGO working on

maternal mortality.

Found EpiSurveyor

online, tested it, started using it,

and then sent us a wonderful video of

them using it!

Example: Ontario Gov’tOntario Ministry of Agriculture and University of Guelph are

tracking veterinarian illness with

EpiSurveyor in rural Canada.Ontario sent us a check for $5000

just “to say thank you for EpiSurveyor.”

Lots more examplesThe World Bank uses EpiSurveyor to collect economic data in Latin

America.The Smithsonian is using

EpiSurveyor to track gorillas in Uganda.

The IRC will use EpiSurveyor this year to measure child mortality in

Africa.Etc.

RecognitionForbes• 2009 Lemelson-MIT Prize for

sustainable technology• 2009 Wall Street Journal

award for Innovative Technology for Healthcare IT

• 2009 FastCompany magazine “social enterprise of the year”

• 2008 Tech Museum award• 2008 Stockholm Challenge

award

Questions?EpiSurveyor dramatically

reduces the cost and difficulty of mobile data

collection, for everyone.

info@datadyne.orgwww.datadyne.org

www.episurveyor.org