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Global Digital Health · Africa & LMICs

Oomus creates a secure
digital voucher system for mass health Campaigns in Africa

Secure, scalable, and human-centric — eHealth CampaignID transforms how governments, NGOs, and donors manage beneficiary identification at national scale.

90%
Cost Reduction with API
6M+
Beneficiaries Served
100%
Tamper-Proof IDs
<24h
Production Time
eHealth Scan
ID Verified
Beneficiary SN-2025-●●●●
Region Saint-Louis
Status Eligible
LLIN · Standard AES-256
Vaccination SHA-3
Nutrition HMAC
6M+ IDs générés
3 Campaigns
AES-256
The Problem

Traditional campaigns
are broken by design.

Mass health campaigns in Africa and LMICs rely on paper-based, error-prone systems that systematically fail beneficiaries, donors, and field teams — at every stage of delivery.

30%
Average duplication rate in paper-based campaigns
$0.10
Unit cost per paper voucher — vs near zero digital
Weeks
Lost to logistics, printing and distribution delays
0%
Audit trail with traditional paper vouchers

Critical operational gaps

8 identified failure points
01

Manual Errors

Hand-written cards and vouchers introduce systematic errors at every step — wrong IDs, illegible data, and inconsistent records.

High frequency
02

Rampant Duplication

Without unique identifiers, the same beneficiary can claim multiple times — draining resources and distorting coverage data.

Critical impact
03

Production Delays

Printing capacity bottlenecks and logistical constraints delay voucher delivery by days or weeks, jeopardizing campaign timelines.

Operational risk
04

Excessive Costs

Design, printing, packaging and last-mile logistics consume a disproportionate share of campaign budgets.

Budget drain
05

Data Loss & Integrity

Field data degrades through transcription, physical damage or loss — making post-campaign analysis unreliable.

Data risk
06

Environmental Impact

Millions of printed vouchers, packaging and transport logistics create a significant and avoidable carbon footprint.

Sustainability
07

Zero Accountability

No audit trail. No traceability. Donors and governments cannot verify where resources were distributed.

Governance failure
08

Rural Coverage Gaps

Difficult terrain and limited infrastructure leave remote communities systematically underserved.

Equity gap

There is a better way.

eHealth CampaignID eliminates every one of these failure points — at scale, in under 24 hours.

See the Solution
Core Capabilities

Everything you need
for mass campaigns.

A complete digital toolkit aligned with WHO, UNICEF, Gavi, and Global Fund standards — designed for the realities of African health systems.

WHO Compliant Global Fund Ready DHIS2 Integration
QR
Feature principale

AES-256 Encrypted
QR Code Identifiers

Chaque bénéficiaire reçoit un identifiant cryptographiquement sécurisé, unique, non duplicable — vérifiable hors ligne et en ligne. Zéro fraude, zéro doublon, traçabilité totale.

Offline verification
Tamper-proof
Non-replicable
AES
256-bit Encryption
1M+
IDs per batch
<24h
Generation time
100%
Unique IDs
Scale

Industrial Generation

From thousands to millions — optimized PDF output, print-ready and digital-ready in under 24 hours.

Up to 1M+ records per batch
Audit

Verification Stub

Beneficiary authentication, claim processing, dispute resolution and a complete digital audit trail for every interaction.

Full accountability & auditability
Branding

Campaign Branding Engine

Professional layouts with government & partner logos. Fully compliant with WHO, UNICEF, Gavi and Global Fund visual standards.

WHO · UNICEF · Gavi · Plan Intl
Next Phase

API Integration

Real-time delivery via WhatsApp, SMS, download links. Deep integration with DHIS2 Tracker, DIGIT HCM and ODK Collect.

80–90% cost reduction with API
Eco

Eco-Responsible Design

Paperless-first operations with minimal logistics footprint. Up to 90% reduction in environmental impact vs. traditional models.

Paperless · Zero waste · Low carbon
Cost & Efficiency Analysis

Paper vs Digital
vs API.

A data-driven comparison making the evidence-based case for full digitalization of health campaigns in Africa.

Paper Digital Generator Generator + API
Savings achieved compared to traditional paper
Up to 80–90% cost reduction with the generator + API
Request an estimate
Traditional
Paper System
Unit Cost$0.07–$0.10
LogisticsVery High
DeliveryDays–Months
DuplicationFrequent
Op. LoadVery High
SavingsBaseline
Risk Level
Current
Digital Generator
Unit Cost$0.04–$0.07
LogisticsModerate
DeliveryUnder 24h
DuplicationEliminated
Op. LoadHigh
Savings60–70%
Risk Level
RECOMMENDED
Next Phase
Generator + API
Unit Cost$0 digital
LogisticsSMS only
DeliveryReal-time
DuplicationEliminated
Op. LoadLow
Savings80–90%
Risk Level
Time to deploy
Paper: weeks → API: real-time
Staff required
Paper: large team → API: minimal
Environmental impact
Paper: high → API: near zero
Audit trail
Paper: none → API: 100% digital
Success Story

Proven at National Scale

A flagship deployment validating the platform's capacity for large-scale public health operations.

Plan International · Principal Recipient

Campagne LLIN Sénégal 2025

National distribution of insecticide-treated mosquito nets funded by the Global Fund. Rolled out in 11 regions, targeting rural areas most vulnerable to malaria.

6M+
Beneficiaries
11
Regions
Zéro
Duplicates
Geographic Coverage · Senegal 2025
Carte Sénégal – Campagne LLIN 2025
Sénégal · LLIN 2025
Plan International/PNLP · Global Fund
11
Regions
6M+
Beneficiaries
~79%
Territory
Regions covered
Saint-Louis1.0M
Matam0.7M
Louga1.0M
Diourbel1.5M
Fatick · Kaolack · Kaffrine2.5M
Tambacounda · Kédougou1.0M
Kolda · Sédhiou · Ziguinchor1.8M
Dakar3.7Mexclu
Thiès1.8Mexclu
Densified urban areas — not targeted

Objective

Distribution of LLINs with secure identification of each beneficiary household and full traceability.

Deployed solution

Unique AES-256 coupons per beneficiary — zero duplicates, complete audit trail, Global Fund compliance.

Operational impact

Reduced delays, eliminated fraud, and enhanced accountability to donors.

Governance

Full audit trail and complete compliance with Global Fund accountability standards.

"The eHealth CampaignID system has enabled the secure identification of more than 6 million beneficiaries across 11 regions of Senegal, with unprecedented data traceability and integrity for an LLIN campaign of this scale."

Campagne LLIN Sénégal 2025 · Plan International (PR) · Global Fund
Campaign Workflow

From design to data — end-to-end

A streamlined, fully traceable 6-step process built for field teams across Africa.

01
Step 01

Campaign Design

Configure campaign parameters, branding, partner logos and beneficiary data structure.

02
Step 02

Secure Generation

AES-256 encrypted QR codes generated at scale — millions of unique, tamper-proof identifiers in under 24 hours.

03
Step 03

PDF Production

Print-ready PDF vouchers produced with campaign branding, verification stub, and QR code embedded.

04
Step 04

Field Distribution

Field teams deploy vouchers across communities. Each card is tied to a unique household record for full traceability.

05
Step 05

On-Site Verification

QR codes scanned at distribution points — offline or online — to authenticate beneficiaries in real time.

06
Step 06

Data & Analytics

Full campaign data aggregated in real time — audit trails exported to DHIS2, HIS or donor dashboards.

Technical Architecture
Microservices Stack
Offline Ready API Ready Cloud Ready
Sync Service
Real-time sync
Core API
Central processing
Task Broker
Queue management
Generator Worker
PDF & QR output
Notification Engine
SMS · WhatsApp
Integrations: DHIS2 DIGIT HCM ODK Collect WhatsApp API SMS Gateway
Impact & Value

Measurable outcomes at every level

From operational efficiency to public health coverage — results across all dimensions.

90%

Cost Reduction

Savings on printing, logistics & staffing

100%

Traceability

Every interaction logged and auditable

<24h

Production Time

Config to print-ready at any scale

Zéro

Duplicates

Cryptographic uniqueness prevents fraud

Deployment Roadmap

Country Adoption Journey

A phased, evidence-based approach from pilot to institutionalization.

01
Phase 1

Assessment & Alignment

Context analysis, MoH engagement and digital readiness evaluation.

02
Phase 2

Pilot Deployment

Controlled small-scale campaign with M&E framework and benchmarking.

03
Phase 3

Scale-Up & Rollout

National deployment with full API integration and digital delivery.

04
Phase 4

Institutionalization

MoH system ownership and cross-country adoption framework.

Partnership Ecosystem

Aligned with global health leaders

Designed in full compliance with the standards of leading health and humanitarian organizations.

Ministries of Health
DHIS2
DIGIT HCM
ODK Collect
WhatsApp API
SMS Gateway
Oomus DPI Digital Public Infrastructure

Driving scalable digital health solutions across Africa and LMICs — built on integrity, innovation and impact.

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