The HCM v1.5 release does not require any migration from the 1.4 release.

Release Summary

HCM v1.5 is a product release with upgrades for a new campaign adaptation such as IRS.

Features:

• Enhancement of DIGIT HCM for managing a new campaign such as IRS.

• Enhancement to provide the ability to link downloaded households to new campaigns.

• The product has been enhanced to capture information related to house structure, room details, and the number of pregnant women and children present in the house independent of the campaign type.

• Enhanced accuracy for geo coordinates capture in the app.

• Enhancement of DSS dashboards for new campaign adaption.

• Enhancement to provide the ability to view dashboards for District Supervisors in the mobile application.

Functional Changes

• Closed Household: This feature enables data collection on closed households by utilizing the existing registration and delivery package. It allows CDDs (Community Drug Distributors) to revisit households for registry updates efficiently.

• Registration and Delivery: Added intermediate screens to enhance registration of households to support new campaigns.

• User Action: Full CRUD functionality for project-related actions taken by the field worker that are not tasks related to the beneficiary like:

  • Refusal of consent for data collection.

  • Scanning of resources that will be reused for multiple deliveries.

  • Marking a transit post-non-compliant (polio).

  • Marking any incident that doesn't bear relation to the beneficiary.

  • Location capture of the field worker app.

• Dashboard Updates:

  • Mobile Dashboard: Enabled the mobile dashboard for district supervisors and configured the Digit UI DSS Dashboard to support new campaigns (e.g. IRS).

  • National Dashboard Enhancements: Introduced support for pie charts and bar charts.

  • Map Configurations: Moved map configuration data to S3 assets.

  • Chart Configurations: Added and modified chart configurations for both the Mobile and DSS Dashboards (e.g., IRS), including both new and existing charts.

• Tech Debts

  • Search Query Optimization: Enhanced search queries across the mobile application for improved performance.

  • Boundary Localizations: Migrated boundary localizations from the ISAR (JSON) database to an SQL database in the mobile application for better efficiency.

Non-Functional Changes

• Pop-ups have been added to various screens to improve geo-coordinate accuracy within the app. These pop-ups will display a message and temporarily freeze the screen, allowing users to capture a person's geo-coordinates without disruption.

Breaking Changes

• No breaking changes were made.

Benefits - v1.5

• Configurable Project Dashboard: Previously, project dashboard configurations were hardcoded. Now, they are fully configurable based on boundary v2 and project-type codes.

• Removal of Hardcoded Context Paths: All hardcoded context paths have been removed throughout the application, improving flexibility and maintainability.

• Map Config Data Moved to S3: Due to the large size of the map configuration data, it could not be loaded into MDMS v2. This data has now been moved to S3 assets for better handling and storage.

• Search Query Enhancement: Previously, each entity had its own individual search. Now, we have implemented a unified query builder, which has significantly improved the performance of the search functionality.

Impacted Services

Project:

• Implemented validation for updating the project start date and the end date. Implementing this ensures that any changes made to these critical campaigns adhere to the predefined criteria.

• Added the number of sessions field in additional details for the attendance registry, which enhances the system's ability to manage attendance tracking within projects. This field specifically denotes the frequency of attendance-taking sessions for a given project. Each session represents an instance where attendance is recorded, typically within a single day. For instance, if a project requires attendance twice daily (for example, morning and afternoon sessions), the number of sessions field would indicate ‘2’ to reflect this frequency. This information provides crucial context for understanding the attendance requirements and scheduling patterns within the project.

Individual:

• Added the ability to search by user UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) for individual search. This addition expands the search capabilities within the DIGIT-HCM platform, providing users with a more versatile and efficient means of locating specific individuals. A UUID is a unique identifier assigned to each user within the system. This new feature allows users to quickly retrieve information about a particular individual by entering their UUID into the search functionality. By leveraging UUIDs, which ensure each user has a distinct identifier, the search process becomes highly precise and reliable, minimising the risk of ambiguity or confusion, particularly in large datasets.

Referral Management:

Health Facility Referral Feature Update

New Feature: HF Referral

DIGIT-HCM now includes a Health Facility Referral (HF Referral) functionality that enhances the platform’s capability to efficiently manage referrals across health facilities. This addition is aimed at improving coordination and communication, ensuring a smoother referral process.

Stock Registry:

Enhance the inventory flow with the sender ID and the receiver ID added. Including sender and receiver IDs offers flexibility in handling inventory transactions within the DIGIT-HCM platform. Transactions can involve movement between warehouses, from warehouse to staff, from staff to staff, or any combination thereof. This accommodates various scenarios, such as inter-departmental transfers, internal requisitions, or supplier deliveries.

1. Sender Identification: The sender ID specifies the entity initiating the inventory transaction. This could be a warehouse, indicating that inventory items are being dispatched from a specific storage location. Alternatively, it could represent an individual staff member responsible for authorising the transfer of inventory items.

2. Receiver Identification: The receiver ID denotes the entity or individual receiving the inventory items. Similar to the sender ID, this could represent either a warehouse where the items are being delivered or an individual staff member who is the designated recipient.

Attendance:

Implemented offline-enabled functionality in the Attendance Module. Implementing this functionality in the attendance module significantly enhances the usability and reliability of the DIGIT-HCM platform, especially in environments where internet connectivity may be intermittent or unavailable.

Mission

Help countries achieve Health SDGs by building digital public goods that strengthen public health.

What are public health campaigns?

Health risks such as infectious diseases generally cannot be addressed at the individual and health worker levels alone. They require intervention at the policy level. This is where public health campaigns come into the picture.

Public health campaigns are specific, time-bound health services that respond to particular challenges and are provided to a target population by dedicated campaign workers. Such campaigns can influence perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors to achieve the desired goal. They can prevent or respond to disease outbreaks, control or eliminate targeted diseases, or achieve other health objectives. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), two strains of wild poliovirus have “officially been certified as globally eradicated,” and immunisation campaigns have played a key role in this. Over the years campaigns to fight malaria, AIDS and other diseases have not only improved the lives of millions of people in poor and developing countries and disadvantaged communities, but it has also enabled them to lead more productive lives.

In 2019, 534 campaigns were tracked globally, providing vaccines, drugs, vitamins, and preventative tools for malaria, malnutrition, measles, meningitis, NTDs, polio, tetanus, typhoid, and yellow fever. However, by the end of 2020, an estimated 50% of the public health campaigns were postponed, suspended, or canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This left millions of people and children at risk of vaccine-preventable diseases and malnutrition.

How can HCM help?

As health campaigns catch up on missed vaccinations, drugs, and other preventative measures globally, there is an opportunity to reimagine the way countries can plan and implement campaigns through open-source digital platforms.

Today, digital tools are either free but not fit for purpose, or they do the job but cost a fortune due to repetitive work adding to the costs. Data is locked in silos and there is no operability between systems. These tools are also difficult to sustain and scale. These realities made it clear that isolated approaches cannot do the job.

Health campaigns require a holistic digital transformation. DIGIT Health Campaign Management, or DIGIT HCM, was developed to address these challenges effectively.

HCM is a free, fit-for-purpose, open-source, end-to-end health campaign digitisation product. It covers campaign setup, planning, registration, service delivery, inventory management, and real-time data dashboards, enabling faster and cost-effective health campaigns. DIGIT HCM is designed to evolve rapidly and adapt to local needs while addressing systemic challenges.

With HCM, all programmes — whether for polio, malaria, or measles — are unified under a single, streamlined interface. This ensures data flows seamlessly across different modules, improving data quality and accessibility.

The shared data repository within DIGIT HCM guarantees a “single source of truth,” maintaining high data quality. It offers easy integrations and seamlessly operates with open-source products, providing a unified system for health campaign management.

HCM is designed with highly configurable, reusable modular building blocks, enabling rapid reconfiguration of the same product for different health campaigns. These modules can also be repurposed to develop new solutions for routine health, primary healthcare, and other areas.

More than just a product, HCM is a comprehensive solution designed to streamline health campaigns, enhance coordination, and improve outcomes at every level of the health campaign management system.

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HCM v1.5 Release chart

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Release Summary

Health Campaign Management v1.3: The Frontline Worker’s App includes two new features that enable frontline teams to perform their tasks efficiently even when offline.

To learn more about the DIGIT Health Platform and the Health Campaign Management (HCM) product, click .

New Feature Additions

Localisation Keys

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MDMS

Config

Release Summary

HCM v1.4 is a tech release with only server upgrade to with some additional cleanup.

Features:

• Digit core LTS integration

  • MDMS v2 integration

  • Boundary V2 integration

• HCM Admin Console

• DIGIT HCM app modules as package extractions

Functional Changes

• Missing unique validation on client reference ID added in all offline supported services.

• Project types have been moved to project additional details from MDMS.

Non-Functional Changes

• UI modules extracted as packages

  • Registration and delivery

  • Referral reconciliation

  • Inventory management

  • Attendance management

  • DIGIT scanner

  • DIGIT showcase

• All core services have been upgraded to core 2.9 LTS barring the services modified for offline use cases.

• All data models have been restructured with an "is a relationship" from base eGov model and the base eGov search model.

• All data models have been moved to the health common library and duplicates removed.

• Removed reflection until code in the health common library that is Incompatible with Java 9 and above.

Breaking Changes

• All the master data for the DIGIT HCM app are separated by functionality from one single master.

• Flyway version upgrade to 9.22.3 for LTS upgrade.

• Boundary v2 Integration

Release Summary

The Health Campaign Management V1.0 frontline worker’s app includes four new modules with several features that allow frontline teams to perform their tasks efficiently even when offline. To learn more about the DIGIT Health Platform and the Health Campaign Management (HCM) product, please follow the

Release Highlights

Bug Fixes (Feedback from the bug bash)

• Click to access the Jira dashboard.

Known Issues

• Field 'type' does not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users.

• The field 'assignee' does not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users.

• A value with ID '10141' does not exist for the field 'project'.

• Field 'labels' do not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users.

• The field 'priority' does not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users.

• Not able to sort using field 'priority'.

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A digital partner for the frontline workers:

• Better user experience for frontline workers leads to better quality data captured in less time, thus facilitating improved efficiency

• The ability for frontline workers to access on-demand training, and in-app guided walkthroughs, enabling improved efficiency

• Ability to use geospatial tools to analyse and identify missed households. This leads to increased coverage and identification of fraud by frontline workers

Co-pilot for managers and supervisors:

• Ability to reuse campaign data for planning and executing other campaigns leading to lower costs and lower turnaround time, leading to better estimation and planning

• Provide visibility into stock availability and consumption data to enable supervisors to identify leakages/ wastages and avoid potential stock-outs

• Track attendance based on task completion – this provides visibility into incentives due based on attendance, reducing ambiguity in payment amounts

• Ability to leverage staff registry and attendance tracking to request and release digital payments to campaign staff

Digital headquarters for national health agencies:

• Quick setup and launch

• The dashboard provides the ability to view better quality data in near real-time that provides actionable insights

• Quick and easy integration with existing platforms and systems such as supply chain, HRMS, LMIS, and DHIS2, facilitating interoperability and coordination at scale

Free & open-source software:

• Countries own and evolve digit

Here are the articles in this section:

• Frontline Worker's App

• Campaign Management Dashboard

• Microplanning

• HCM Admin Console

Boundary v2 migration

If the current environment has boundary data in MDMS v1 please follow the steps mention in the document below to migrate to boundary v2. Boundary migration from v1 to v2 LTS

MDMS v2 migration

If the environment is new the one click installer and data loader will by default load the data required.

If the Environment has pre existing data then the MDMS v2 migration tool should be run using the below document:

MDMS migration from v1 to V2 LTS

Following is the code link:

Code link for the above-mentioned migration utilities

Here are the articles in this section:

• Single Round Campaigns

• Multi-Round Campaigns

• Common Functions

• Support Functions

Here are the articles in this section:

Campaign Type Setup

Campaign Setup

Inventory

Boundary Hierarchy

Beneficiary

Boundary Data Specs

Draft System User Setup

Role Action Mapping

Multi-round campaigns for health initiatives entail registering beneficiaries once, followed by interventions delivered in successive rounds at predefined intervals. Click on the link below to learn more:

• Downloading Beneficiary Data

• Registration & Delivery

These are standard features that can be used as-is across any campaign depending on the requirement, with minimal configurations, and can be shared with other products/services as well.

Click on the links below to learn more:

• User Management

• 2D Voucher Scanning

• Proximity-Based Search

• Voucher-Based Registration and Distribution

• Tracking Beneficiary Referrals

• Tracking Side-effects for Beneficiaries

• Tracking Adverse Events

• Health Facility Referral

• Raising Complaints

• Resolving Complaints

Public health initiatives intended to address particular health-related concerns within a predetermined timeframe or scope, and in a single round. Click on the link below to learn more:

• Registration & Delivery

A digital partner for different users such as registrars, frontline workers, and supervisors, this is an easy-to-use app with offline capability, guided user flows, and analytics support. It simplifies routine tasks, has built-in checks to reduce errors, and provides on-call assistance.

The app enables the following:

• Register new households and individuals.

• Search existing households and individuals

• Update details for existing households and individuals.

• Record service delivery of healthcare interventions to households and individuals for a single round campaign.

• Auto-calculation of resources to be delivered to a household or individuals based on the configured rule.

• Record stock movement for a warehouse-stock received, issued, returned, damaged and lost.

• Stock reconciliation to automatically calculate the stock on hand available in the warehouse.

• Offline reports for viewing all stock transactions and stock counts in the mobile application.

• Register complaints on the mobile app with offline support.

• Search, sort, and filter complaints based on configured parameters.

• Configurable checklists for supervisors for various supervision activities.

• Multi-language support.

• Track GPS coordinates to record locations with offline support.

• Progress bar for monitoring the daily work status of registration and service delivery against the targets assigned.

• Reuse beneficiary data from the registries for future campaigns.

• Web portal for user management.

• In-app notification to prompt users to perform actions that are due.

Click on the links below to learn more about the different features of the app:

• Single Round Campaigns

• Multi-Rounds Campaigns

• Common Functions

• Support Functions

Click on the links below to learn more:

• Stock Management

• Stock Reconciliation

• View Reports

• Bale Scanning

Health Campaign Management (HCM) aims to expand capabilities in public health. It covers campaign setup, planning, registration and delivery, inventory management, and real-time data dashboards enabling the establishment of digital public health infrastructure for faster and cost-effective health campaigns. DIGIT HCM is designed to evolve rapidly and adapt to local needs while addressing systematic challenges. It enables decision-makers and programme managers to streamline campaign planning, manage workflows and monitor service delivery in real-time to aid data-driven decision-making.

Why do we need HCM?

Health campaigns are a commonly used strategy that helps the routine health system prevent or control diseases by delivering essential healthcare interventions in a time-bound manner.

Health campaign management faces several challenges, which include the inability to fetch accurate population targets or monitor the campaigns in real-time and tune the campaign to the defined population needs. Lack of timely and actionable data is often the primary cause of operational inefficiency. Additional concerns relate to siloed, redundant datasets adding to the implementation costs.

There is a need for a campaign management product that offers:

• Single interface for managing all components in a campaign lifecycle

• Allows reuse of assets across campaigns

• Reduces fragmentation by supporting multiple diseases

• Supports data interoperability with other health intervention areas (Eg. disease surveillance systems)

• Improves sustainability by providing ownership and control to the government

• Uses a modular and standards-based architecture

The goals include:

• Increased campaign effectiveness (coverage)

• Reduced time to respond to outbreaks

• Improved efficiency (lower costs)

• Increased transparency and accountability

Watch the video below to find out how Health Campaign Management meets the above goals and more:

Reimagine Health Campaigns with HCM

• Setup campaigns in 3 days

• Run hundreds of campaigns simultaneously

• Record bednet delivery in 1 minute

• Real-time campaign data dashboards

• Interoperability with any system

• Reusable campaign setup

• Data privacy by maintaining control over data from day one

In health campaigns, it is crucial to keep track of the resources delivered to prevent stock mis-handlings and maximise coverage. This helps to track the resource till the last mile delivery, that is, it captures the stock till it reaches the distributor, and the distributor can record the quantity of stock received along with other stock transactions.

Users can do the following:

1. Track stock till the last mile.

2. Capture stock details till the end user to keep track of the transactions that take place.

3. Record the stock transactions during a campaign.

4. Ensure the safety of stock.

5. Keep track of the stock count and verify from both ends (received versus issued) to prevent the misuse of stocks.

Using Inventory Management: Last Mile Delivery

HCM Home Screen

After logging into the application, the user lands on this screen which displays daily performance (number of households registered). The progress bar must reset daily at 00:00 hours, and start from 0 registrations. The action buttons related to the beneficiary are present which include:

• Beneficiaries

• View Reports

• Sync Data

• Call Supervisor

• File Complaint

• Manage Stock

On the bottom, there is a card that shows how many records are unsynced for the user’s convenience to sync data. If all the records are synced, then the card must say “All records are synced”.

The help button is on every screen of the application, and by clicking on it, a user can get a walkthrough of the elements on that screen.

On the top right, the administrative area assigned to the user is displayed which will be based on the level of hierarchy.

The hamburger button on the top left corner covers some other actions mentioned further.

Manage Stock

This includes all the stock transactions that can be captured by the distributor.

Transaction Details

The transaction details are captured on this screen. The date and administrative unit fields are auto-captured by the system and are non-editable. The team code/identifier is captured from the user profile and it must be editable.

Received Stock Details

The stock-related details are captured on this screen. “Select product” is a dropdown field that includes the resource that has been received. “Received from” is a search-based dropdown field, clicking on which navigates the user to the search facility screen that includes the facilities along with ‘Supervisor’ as the value. If the user selects ‘Supervisor’ then he/she must enter the supervisor’s name. The user must enter the quantity received, and if any additional comments are needed, they can be added.

Acknowledgement Screen

Once the user clicks on ‘Submit’, the confirmation pop-up appears. If the user clicks on the ‘Submit’ button, the acknowledgement screen appears, and ‘Cancel’ takes the user back to the previous screen.

Transaction Details (Stock Consumed)

Consumed Stock Details

This screen includes all the fields except for the facility field.

This screen includes all the fields except for the facility field.

Transaction Details (Stock Returned)

Returned Stock Details

Release Summary

Health Campaign Management v1.2: The frontline worker’s App includes 8 new features that allow the frontline teams to perform their tasks efficiently even when offline.

New Feature Additions

HCM Test Cases v1.3

Role action mapping has only been completed for registrars, distributors, and system administrators to support the development of registration and delivery flows. Other roles are still in progress.

Building blocks are individual, independent blocks of solutions, that are assembled to solve large, complex problems. With building blocks, any solution could be evolved to fit the evolving problem as against building a new system from the ground up.

DIGIT HCM is built using modular building blocks that are highly configurable allowing countries to tailor the product to their specific needs, easily. These building blocks are reusable allowing for the creation of new solutions. They facilitate reusable assets for all campaigns, and have the following benefits:

• Easy to adapt to local needs (Highly configurable - easy to rework)

• One asset for all campaigns (Multiple campaign types, diseases)

• Maximise leverage (Additive blocks - Create new solutions)

With these building blocks, one campaign could easily be pivoted to set up another health campaign. For example. a malaria campaign could be pivoted from a cholera campaign to an NTD campaign with minimal effort and time. Beyond campaigns, the same blocks could create solutions for routine health delivery and other health needs.

Data resides in shared open registries enabling the reuse of data and establishing a single source of truth. Interoperability is baked into the design of DIGIT HCM allowing free flow of data across different systems. DIGIT HCM enables countries to set up their digital public infrastructure for health.

From setting up campaigns quickly, to planning, inventory management, registrations, service delivery, and real-time data dashboards, DIGIT HCM covers all elements required to run effective campaigns. The same product can be used for all campaign types across multiple diseases.

Find the Product Capability Roadmap below:

To see a detailed version of this roadmap, click here.

This feature allows the distributors to download all the boundary data along with data for beneficiaries which will be covered by the distributor on a given day of a campaign. For this process, the distributor must select all the levels of boundary data till the lowest level of boundary hierarchy so that he/she only need to download limited data at one go, which would aid for device memory and data bandwidth constraints.

Key Features

• Distributor has to select the boundary hierarchy to the lowest level and then download the latest beneficiary data from the server to start their drug delivery.

• Once the data is found, the data can be downloaded and the distributor can choose to download data for other boundaries if they plan to use it.

• This feature can only be done in areas where a stable internet connection is available.

User Roles

Steps to Download Beneficiary Data for Longitudinal Tracking

Step 1

When you login to the app, you will arrive on the "Boundary Selection" screen once the micro-planning data is synced. You will have to select all hierarchies of boundary till the last level of boundary hierarchy before you can click on 'Submit' and download any data onto your devices.

Step 2

Once you click on 'Submit', the app checks with the server if the selected boundary has any new data associated with it which needs to be downloaded on to the device. If new data is found, the following screen will appear and you click the 'Download' button or click on "Proceed without downloading" the data.

Step 3

If you click on 'Download' the download will start if the internet is available on the device.

Step 4

Once the download is completed, a success screen with two buttons will be shown. The "Go To Home Screen" button will take you to the app home screen and you can continue with the deliveries. If you click on the "Download More Data" button, you will be taken to the hierarchy selection screen (shown in Step 1) again.

Executive Summary

Objective

1. Define the scope for the DIGIT HCM for managing IRS campaigns

2. Present the use-cases for IRS campaigns and the corresponding capabilities and features needed to cater to them

3. Present the mockup wireframes for the user interface

4. Estimate the changes/improvements needed in the DIGIT HCM to cater to IRS use cases in the frontend, backend, and registries

5. Define the indicators and visualisations for the dashboard for campaign supervisors

Background

Vector control is the key intervention for global malaria control and elimination efforts. It is critical for the reduction and, ultimately, for the interruption of malaria transmission. Currently, the two most common vector control interventions are long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) and indoor residual spraying (IRS). Together, these account for almost 60% of global investment in malaria control.

IRS is the application of a long-lasting, residual insecticide to potential malaria vector resting surfaces such as internal walls, eaves and ceilings of all houses or structures (including domestic animal shelters) where such vectors might come into contact with the insecticide. When carried out correctly, IRS is a powerful intervention to rapidly reduce adult mosquito vector density and longevity and, therefore, to reduce malaria transmission. The effectiveness of IRS as a malaria control intervention arises from the fact that many important malaria vectors are endophilic. That is, when searching for blood meals they enter human habitations or animal shelters where they rest on the walls, ceilings and other interior surfaces before or after feeding on the residents. When a vector comes into contact with a sprayed surface, it absorbs a lethal dose of insecticide, thereby reducing its lifespan. This results in a progressive decline in vector density and longevity, especially among older female mosquitoes, and a reduction in overall vectorial capacity, thereby contributing to a reduction in malaria transmission. IRS is most effective against indoor feeding (endophagic) and indoor-resting (endophilic) vectors.

One significant difference between the use of IRS and the use of treated mosquito nets is the point at which each intervention works to the greatest effect. IRS may provide a small amount of protection to an individual house by repelling and reducing the number of vectors that come into the house. However, the greatest impact of an IRS intervention takes place after feeding, when the anopheline mosquito is more likely to rest on a sprayed surface and pick up a lethal dose of insecticide, thus preventing it from going on to transmit the malaria parasite to others in the vicinity. This means that for IRS to be effective, there must be high coverage1 (usually > 85%) of all structures that are potential resting places to obtain the “mass effect” on the vector population: in other words, being the only sprayed house in the neighbourhood will do little to protect the residents. LLINs, however, inhibit feeding before the mosquito can inoculate the person with sporozoites, and the insecticide component of the net provides a degree of lethal effect on the

vector. This provides both personal protection and, at high coverage rates, a “mass effect” on the vector population. Therefore, being the only house in the neighbourhood with residents sleeping under a treated net will provide some degree of protection, even if the neighbours are not covered.

The various selection criteria for IRS are as follows:

IRS is a suitable form of vector control when:

The following sources/partners/activities were instrumental in developing the DIGIT HCM for the IRS use case:

1. WHO - IRS Operational manual

2. Discussions with Good Bye Malaria

3. Discussions with NMCP Mozambique

4. Field Study

A field study was conducted in the district of Machava of Maputo province to understand the different actors, their actions, needs, and pain points. Simulation of spraying for one household was done by a team of spray operator, mobilizer, and team lead.

Value Proposition

DIGIT HCM for IRS will enable the various actors involved in the campaign to achieve their goals without hindering their routine activities and help to track and monitor the campaign coverage and progress and help to take appropriate interventions that leads to better campaign coverage, increased efficiency for campaign workers, and reduced costs due to beter management of inventory and operations.

Scope

This document covers only the use cases and features that are different or in addition to the existing DIGIT HCM. Modules such as warehouse management and supervision for which use cases are similar to the existing ones are excluded unless specified otherwise.

Goals and Objectives

Primary Goals:

1. To reduce the vector’s lifespan to less than the time it takes for the malaria sporozoites to develop so that the vector can no longer transmit malaria parasites from one person to another

2. To reduce vector density by immediate killing, IRS can lead to the local elimination of important malaria vectors

3. To reduce human–vector contact through a repellent effect, thereby reducing the number of mosquitoes that enter sprayed rooms