Developed by Digital Square, this report summarizes benefits, challenges, and considerations for different financing models for global goods.

This Digital Square-sponsored supplement in Oxford Open Digital Health covers the health impact, costs, savings, and cost-effectiveness of digital health interventions.

The Security Maturity Framework for Global Goods in Digital Health provides a structured approach to embedding robust security measures into the design, development, and deployment of digital solutions.

This fact sheet provides an overview of Digital Square's support to the Malawi Ministry of Health as part of the GIZ Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project.

This resource focuses on advancing regional capacities for telemedicine in Asia, and, by extension, digital health.

This fact sheet provides an overview of the DIPC project’s efforts to develop localized Systems and User Requirement Documents (SURDs) for its three focus countries in line with the WHO Digital Adaptation Kit for Immunization.

This fact sheet provides an overview of Digital Square's support to the Ghana Health Service as part of the GIZ Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project.

This white paper discusses ongoing DCHI work to strengthen digital community health systems in Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Senegal, and Zambia.

This tool provides a framework for digital health organizations to conduct assessments that can be used to identify strengths and develop plans to enhance capacity in priority areas.

This playbook is the culmination of Busara’s work under the DRIVE Demand project, created to translate research into actionable recommendations and tools to tackle vaccine hesitancy and non-intention.

Digital Square at PATH conducted a study on digital health priorities to inform our ongoing work to support countries’ digital transformation.

 The DPPA tool aims to provide a systematic methodology to identify the need for digital tools that integrate with countries’ existing digital ecosystems while also modernizing their overall pandemic preparedness.

Led by Digital Square and M-RITE, this study aimed to identify the root causes of COVID-19 vaccination data backlogs in the DRC, Kenya, Senegal, and Tanzania.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Tanzania as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Ghana as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

As part of the Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project, Digital Square partnered with the Tanzania Ministry of Health to review existing assessments and workflows to better understand the landscape of solutions currently used in Tanzania’s immunization health domain.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Malawi, as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

Developed by Digital Square, the Digital Health for Community-Based Management of Febrile Illness framework describes the desired state for community health worker use of digital tools for managing malaria and other febrile illnesses.

Led by Busara Center for Behavioral Economics as part of the DRIVE Demand project, this literature review examined key barriers and levers influencing vaccine demand in order to better understand the essential behavioral dynamics impacting COVID-19 vaccine uptake in low- and middle-income countries.

As part of the Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project, Digital Square partnered with the Malawi Ministry of Health’s (MOH) Digital Health Division (DHD) and Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) to better understand the digital systems currently used to support immunization.

This fact sheet outlines all the ways in which Digital Square helps secure digital health systems and global goods in particular.

With investment from The Rockefeller Foundation and in partnership with the Clinton Health Access Initiative and Honduras Ministry of Health, Digital Square will support the optimization of Honduras’ digital health systems strengthening and governance.

This report offers a framework for conceptualizing digital public infrastructure for health (DPI-H) that is grounded in priority digital health interventions.

This landscaping analysis report and accompanying executive summary provide a comprehensive review of digital health policies and urban health landscape in 5 South Asian cities.