We are seeking strategic philanthropic partners to scale a data-driven health system that identifies and prevents critical drop-offs in the RMNCH pathway across LMICs.
Download Full ProspectusStructural data gaps contribute directly to preventable maternal and neonatal complications in low-resource settings. When systemic continuity breaks, the narrow window for life-saving intervention closes permanently.
Maternal healthcare data remains siloed, making it impossible to track vulnerable patients longitudinally across clinics.
High attrition rates between antenatal visits and postnatal care drastically increase mortality risks for mother and child.
Ministries rely on delayed data, preventing community health workers from intervening when an appointment is missed.
The Global Continuity Programme introduces a proactive framework to trace patient journeys without overburdening frontline workers. By harmonizing data streams, we enable preventative action.
To validate our framework in high-need environments, we are initiating a localized pilot in targeted Kenyan counties.
Clinical Alignment: Mechanisms are co-designed with regional health directorates to ensure workflow adoption.
Target Outcomes: A measured 30% reduction in system-level attrition between secondary and tertiary care milestones within 12 months.
Philanthropic partnerships will directly support the technical integration and on-the-ground deployment required to secure care pathways for thousands of mothers and newborns.
| Phase | Core Objectives | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: Pilot Launch | Integration with local Kenyan DHIS2, deployment to 15 clinics, CHW training. | Months 1-6 |
| Phase 2: Data & Evaluation | Longitudinal tracking of 10,000 pathways, impact assessment, system refinement. | Months 7-12 |
| Phase 3: Regional Scaling | Rollout across adjacent counties, handover protocols for Ministry of Health. | Months 13-24 |
We evaluate success through rigorous, standardized systemic improvements in health outcomes.
Increase in the proportion of women completing the minimum required ANC contacts.
Measurable reduction in drop-offs between facility discharge and early postnatal check-ups.
Cost-per-intervention reduction for local Ministries of Health over a 24-month period.
The Global Continuity Programme is supported by secure, modular data infrastructure originally developed by RapidRisk for high-stakes enterprise and humanitarian applications.
We leverage our expertise in processing fragmented data to secure human health pathways. The system is fully compliant with global health data privacy regulations and national data sovereignty requirements.
We are actively seeking strategic partnerships to execute our Phase 1 Pilot in Kenya and scale our impact across vulnerable healthcare systems.
To request our full project proposal or discuss partnership alignment, please contact us at rmnch@rapidrisk.io