Introduction
Digital Infrastructure for Sustainable and Healthy Habitats
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Digital Infrastructure for Sustainable and Healthy Habitats is drawn from the principles of societal platforms leading us into imagining a space where sanitation has shared resources, curated and evolving knowledge, and unified yet contextual solutions that speak to the needs of the community. We believe every changemaker must have access to a unified, shared, and context-invariant digital infrastructure — a unified software, hardware & network solution that aggregates, secures, transfers, and operates information from multiple physical touchpoints. This enables the ecosystem to use these digital building blocks like standard lego-pieces and build context-dependent solutions. Plug-and-play blocks not only free up resources that can be used for focusing on critical non-technology elements like policy frameworks, capacity building, change management but also avoids a chaotic, siloed, and unsupervised digital space.
The platform is being built as a Public Digital Good and follows a key set of design principles
Single Source of Truth
Federated
Minimum
Privacy and Security
Performance at Scale
Open
Ensure traceability of waste by enabling the ecosystem with
Digital standards for sanitation
Chain of Custody
Actionable Data
Code for Innovation
to move the habitats towards zero untreated waste