About the Project
What Tasks Does the Project Solve
Unlocking Data Potential: Ensuring interoperability of all elements of the data ecosystem through a common ontology and data standards. This allows for the integration of heterogeneous data and provides a more comprehensive understanding of the HIV situation in the region.
Empowering Communities: Expanding access to and control over data, which fosters community involvement in decision-making processes.
Cross-Sector Partnership: Consolidating a common vision and priorities in transforming healthcare systems through collaboration across different sectors.
Open Access to Strategic Data: Ensuring transparency and availability of key information for all stakeholders.
Who Will Find It Useful
Key Populations Affected by HIV: Access to data for participation and advocacy of their interests.
Research Communities: Use of depersonalized data for conducting research and development.
Public Health Managers: Tools for informed decision-making and effective program planning.
Service Providers: Information to improve the quality and efficiency of services provided.
Donor Organizations: Data for assessing the impact and effectiveness of funded programs.
Development of the Data Ecosystem
We are committed to the continuous expansion and improvement of our data ecosystem, making it increasingly effective, scalable, and beneficial for all stakeholders. Our development strategy includes the following key directions:
Geographic Expansion: Our goal is to cover a larger number of countries in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region. We actively collaborate with national partners to integrate new data sources that reflect local specificities and needs.
Deepening Data Coverage: We will continue to work on collecting, processing, and analyzing a broader spectrum of data. This includes information on access to prevention, treatment, care, and support, as well as data on human rights, healthcare financing, drug availability, and other key aspects.
Expanding Analytical Directions: The evolution of our ecosystem involves deep integration of data from related fields such as mental health, social support, rehabilitation programs, and monitoring of human rights violations. We are strengthening cross-sector interaction for a more comprehensive picture of the situation.
Automation and Standardization: We continue to invest in automating data collection and processing by implementing modern standards and technologies. This will ensure high accuracy, relevance, and interoperability of data.
Integration of Innovative Technologies: The use of blockchain platforms, artificial intelligence, and tokenomic models will form the basis for creating a more secure and transparent data management environment.
Increasing Community Engagement: We are actively working on involving new user groups, such as researchers, public health managers, business representatives, and donors. Increasing the number of stakeholders will enhance the quality of analysis and the implementation of the obtained recommendations.
Enhancing Data Quality: We are developing mechanisms for data validation and standardization to ensure their reliability and practical applicability. Our goal is to create a platform that can be relied upon when making key decisions in healthcare.
Capacity Building and Training: We aim to strengthen the skills and competencies of professionals and stakeholders who utilize our data ecosystem. Through targeted training programs, workshops, and educational materials, we will help users more effectively interpret and apply the insights derived from our data, ultimately improving decision-making and outcomes.