Our Partners & Projects.
Modernizing health financing in VIETNAM
In Viet Nam, RTC is co-developing a digital support platform to empower people affected by TB with both financial and social support. The initiative integrates user feedback, digital payments, and a mass communication campaign to increase care-seeking behavior.
The platform is aligned with national systems and expected to inform the country’s TB strategy and Global Fund proposal.
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InVesting in digital transformation in uganda
In Uganda, RTC is investing in digital infrastructure to integrate community, facility, and laboratory systems across health services. AI-powered chatbots support frontline health workers with outreach, data collection, and patient education.
The initiative strengthens digital public infrastructure by integrating fragmented systems, enhancing interoperability, and creating a solid foundation for scaling innovative solutions.
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DIGITIZING PEOPLE-CENTERED SUPPLY CHAINS in INDIA
RTC invested in streamlining sputum transport through QR-codes and motorbike deliveries. The end result of our work was that RTC enabled specimen tracking at scale via a QR code sputum with 1,519 samples tracked, 95% accuracy, and zero samples lost. Integrated into Ni-kshay and recommended for national scale up.
The first task was the digital integration of Molbio’s Truenat diagnostics system into Ni-kshay the country’s national digital platform - this integration reduced staff burden to manual enter results and helps more quickly initiate people on treatment once diagnosed.
Then, the initiative developed and rolled-out of a QR-code enabled sputum tracking system in Mumbai which enabled people to give sputum samples at home which were sent to laboratories while digitally tracked. The Government of India recommended that other states and geographies implement this same initiative using domestic resources.
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