C4IR India An Impact Journey 2025

Capacity-building statistics Screening statisticsMilestones achieved APRIL 2020 MAY 2023–JULY 2024DECEMBER 2021 JULY 2024 TO DATEAUGUST 2021 FIRST Health strategy published Ministry of Health, Department of Aayush, NITI AayogMore than 25 stakeholders from academia, industry, government, clinics, civil society organizations and start-ups put forward a detailed gap analysis and set of technological solutions. This resulted in the publication of the FIRST Cancer Care: Leveraging Fourth Industrial Revolution Technologies for Cancer Care white paper at the national roundtable chaired by the Joint Secretary of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. As part of the World Economic Forum’s global digital health transformation initiative, a digital health strategy for India is being conceptualized. The idea is to promote public–private coalitions in India to drive digital health impact at scale. Our aim is to create a collaborative framework for accelerating the adoption of digital health initiatives in India.The 18-month pilot is complete, and the plan now is to scale the initiative at a state level. In phase two, three recommended technological interventions – early detection and diagnosis, capacity- building and oncology data models – were included in the scope for the pilots under the public–private partnership mode in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya. The Apollo Foundation was the project implementation partner that helped screen a population of more than 1 million in 18 months to target oral, breast and cervical cancers. 3,482 87 201104,387 685 439,939* 72Total camps conducted Total training sessions conducted Village health councils (including Accredited Social Health Activist Facilitators [AFs] and Anganwadi Workers [AWWs]):Total people screened Total paramedics trained Total number of screenings performedTotal medical officers trained *Each person is screened on several parametersMilestones Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) India – an Impact Journey 36