Tupaia is a health data aggregation, analysis and visualisation platform that syncs information in real-time from multiple sources across six countries to effectively map health systems in the pacific islands region. We use Tupaia to strengthen health services and help governments target limited resources to where they can help the most. Funded by the Australian Government’s innovationXchange program, Tupaia has developed an easy to use, interactive online map that gives a bird’s eye view to decision makers, health workers, donors and members of the public on medicines, equipment, infrastructure, staff and services.

Tupaia starts by collaborating with partner governments and organisations to map health facilities in partner countries, collecting baseline data (using Tupaia MediTrak) and then aggregating this with data from other sources, such as mSupply (stock management) and DHIS2 (HIS data). This allows us to strengthen health supply chains, improve disaster response, infrastructure and service provision…