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National Digital Health Strategy

Category

GOV PARTNERSHIP · AI

Role

Digital strategy architect

Scope

5-state programme

Partners

Central government health body

5States
WhatsAppDelivery Layer
GupShupBot Platform
GovPartnership Type
01SIGNAL

A vector-borne disease surveillance programme required a scalable digital dissemination architecture to reach a large beneficiary population across 5 Indian states. No prior digital delivery infrastructure existed for this scope.

02ARCHITECTURE
  • Designed the end-to-end WhatsApp/GupShup bot infrastructure for programme outreach and beneficiary tracking.
  • Mapped dissemination workflows, configured message templates, and coordinated with the programme team on rollout sequencing across states.
03OUTCOME

Established the technical foundation for a multi-state programme rollout with state-level engagement tracking. Architecture enabled real-time monitoring of outreach progress at scale.

Shipped
04EDGE

Chose WhatsApp over native app deployment — dramatically lower installation friction at the cost of limited media richness. Used GupShup for template management despite approval delays, prioritising cost over speed.

After a few rounds of iteration and some focused calls to get the structure right, the visualisation dashboard showed us exactly what we'd need for the actual rollout. Even at the sample-data stage, it gave us real confidence about the architecture.

Government Programme Lead

National Health Programme · Early Review

1 · Programme scoping + partner alignment
2 · Dissemination architecture design
3 · GupShup bot infrastructure + rollout

The Outcome

Delivered a repeatable, low-cost digital dissemination architecture that government health programmes can deploy at scale — demonstrating that WhatsApp-based systems can serve as the last-mile layer for public health communication across low-bandwidth, high-population environments.