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The Trinity Challenge

How can data and analytics be used to better identify, respond to, and recover from global health emergencies?

Submissions are Closed

Co-chairs

Dr. Mark Dybul

Professor of Medicine, Chief Strategy Officer, Center for Global Health Practice and Impact, Georgetown University Medical Center

Tsitsi Masiyiwa

Founder and Co-Chair, Higherlife Foundation

Judges

Professor Tan Chorh Chuan

Executive Director & Chief Health Scientist, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation & Ministry of Health Singapore

Erik Berglof

Chief Economist, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Cristina Bitar

Senior Partner, Azerta

Yves Boussemart

Chief Technology Officer, Xerxes Global

Roopa Dhatt

Executive Director, Women in Global Health

Dr. Mark Dybul

Professor of Medicine, Chief Strategy Officer, Center for Global Health Practice and Impact, Georgetown University Medical Center

Dr. Patricia J. Garcia

Professor, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia

Peru

Dylan George

Vice President, In-Q-Tel

Githinji Gitahi

Group Chief Executive Officer, Amref Health Africa

Swati Gupta

Vice President and Head of Emeging Infectioius Diseases and Scientific Strategy, IAVI

Mainga Hamaluba

Dr, KEMRI-Wellcome Research Programme

Kenya

Sajit Joseph

Chief Innovation Officer, American Red Cross

Jayasree K. Iyer

Executive Director, Access to Medicine Foundation

Netherlands

Jia Li

Co-Founder, DawnLight

Tsitsi Masiyiwa

Founder and Co-Chair, Higherlife Foundation

Jacqueline Miller

Senior Vice President, Infectious Diseases, Moderna, Inc

Henry Mwanyika

Regional Director - Africa, PATH

Dr. Gloria Seruwagi

Director, Centre for Health and Social Economic Improvement (CHASE-i), Makerere University

Sheetal Silal

Professor, Director, Modelling and Simulation Hub, Africa (MASHA), University of Cape Town

Amandeep Singh Gill

Project Director/CEO, International Digital Health and AI Research Collaborative (I-DAIR)

Renu Swarup

Secretary, Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India

Karel Vredenburg

Director, IBM Global Design Leadership, Culture, & External Engagement, IBM

Canada

Judging Criteria

Solutions submitted by 18 April 2021 will be evaluated by the judging panel. To select the Challenge finalists, judges will independently evaluate solutions using the judging criteria. Each solution is evaluated by several judges. Challenge finalists will be announced by 31 May 2021. Finalists will participate in private interviews with the judging panel on 10 & 11 June 2021. Winners will be announced on 25 June 2021.

Judges score solutions using the following criteria on a four point scale: 1) strongly disagree, 2) somewhat disagree, 3) somewhat agree, 4) strongly agree. 


Alignment

Solution uses data, digital tools and/or analytics to identify, respond to, or recover from health emergencies.

Potential for Impact

Solution has a reasonable and measurable plan to prevent, mitigate, or promote recovery from a health emergency, particularly for vulnerable populations. The solution also provides a public good.

Feasibility

Solution implementation is feasible, and the team has a reasonable plan for operational sustainability and measurable results that can be proven to work. 

Innovative Approach

Solution includes a new technology or a new application of technology; a business/policy model, process, or cross-sectorial approach that relies on technology to be successful.

Scalability

Solution can be equitably scaled to improve the lives of more people, across geographical, sociocultural, or sectorial borders.



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