Digital Health & Technology
Enabling civil society to shape responsible, equitable digital health policy - from AI governance and data rights to infectious disease surveillance innovation.
The Digital Health and Technology Committee ensures civil society has a voice in the digital transformation of infectious disease response. We engage WHO Digital Health Strategy processes, develop positions on AI governance, data rights, and health information interoperability, and build digital capacity within member organisations. Our work ensures digital innovation serves equity and reaches the communities that need it most.
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Cross-Cutting
Committes
76
Member Organisations
5
Countries Represented
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Together for Impact
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Our Objectives
Digital Surveillance Tools
Explore and promote digital platforms for infectious disease surveillance, early warning, and outbreak response.
Health Technology Innovation
Identify and promote innovations in diagnostics, digital health records, and remote health education tools.
Knowledge Exchange
Serve as a hub for members to share technology solutions, pilot projects, and digital health platform experiences.
Data Governance
Advocate for strong, rights-respecting health data governance frameworks that protect community privacy and agency.
AI & Big Data
Examine how AI and big data analytics can support infectious disease prevention, diagnostics, and health system strengthening.
Civil Society Capacity
Build digital literacy and technology access within IDA member organisations globally.
Committee Leadership
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