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WP-T1 - Specifications for Tanzania
more information will come on partners, tasks, results
Information needed for connectivity
- Distance to next fibre network?
- connectivity provided by mobile operator(s)? (which operators)
- type of terrain, e.g. hilly/rolling/flat
- type of vegetation, e.g. high trees, sparce vegetation, ...
People
- our people on the ground. Which organisation might support us?
- what is the travelling distance to get there)
Discussion of villages
- Kinyenze
- Kipera
- Mwai (her hometown)
- Bernard suggested Sinze(?) in the Yaeda Valley
Potential alternatives
- Expand on the roll out of health messages that have already been developed for HIV and Tb (Bernard and Andrea)
- Messages for medical follow-up of people with epilepsy (Bernard and Andrea and maybe Pierre Marie Preux, he is of the advisors of CYSTINET-Africa who I will meet this week in France, will ask him if ok with team, he is an epilepsy specialist)
- Messages for medical follow-up of people with palliative care (terminally ill patients) (Andrea Buhl (a current PhD of mine), Bernard, and Andrea).
- Messages for farmers with regards to cysticercosis (Helena, Veronika (PhD of mine))
- Messages for one-health to people, institutions etc (All, this still needs to be developed)
Local video
- Select 2-3 from the Global Health Media Project, and translate them to Bantu Swahili