Pilot 1
Pilot 1 — EUR 100K
Three locations in one country using existing clinics, telecommunications and power. No NETLITE™ or AQUAPOWER.
Funding
Funding MEDTRAC™ and the first African pilot
Support software development, education and training, testing, infrastructure and staged MEDTRAC™ pilot programmes.
MEDTRAC™ is seeking development and pilot funding to move from its Malta proving ground into structured deployment programmes in Africa and other underserved communities.
Three staged pilot options are available — EUR 100K, EUR 250K and EUR 495K — depending on locations, countries and whether NETLITE™ / AQUAPOWER infrastructure is required. Final budgets are adjusted after scope is confirmed.
- MEDTRAC™ is a digital health platform for assessments, triage, telemedicine and community-based care.
- NETLITE™ is optional connectivity and local application infrastructure for online, offline and delayed-synchronisation delivery where telecoms are limited.
- AQUAPOWER is optional power, water and field infrastructure where required.
- MEDTRAC™ can operate through existing clinics and infrastructure without requiring NETLITE™ or AQUAPOWER in every deployment.
- Africa is the initial priority deployment region, with applications planned for underserved communities worldwide.
EUR 100K · 250K · 495K
Indicative MEDTRAC™ pilot funding targets: EUR 100K, EUR 250K or EUR 495K, depending on scale, countries and infrastructure needs.
All figures are indicative planning estimates with a 10% contingency allowance — not guaranteed pricing or a fixed quotation. Final budgets will be adjusted after countries, locations, staffing, equipment and validation objectives have been confirmed.
Pilot options
Three headline pilot options
Choose the scale that matches country readiness, infrastructure needs and funding capacity. Full scope, delivery detail and accounting-style budgets are on the pilot programme page.
Pilot 2
Pilot 2 — EUR 250K
Ten locations across two countries, including three NETLITE™ and AQUAPOWER-enabled sites and seven using existing infrastructure.
Pilot 3
Pilot 3 — EUR 495K
Twenty-five locations across three countries, with approximately eight NETLITE™ and AQUAPOWER-enabled sites.
Funding categories
Where initial funding is applied
The immediate objective is software development, education, testing, infrastructure and the first African pilot — with Africa as the priority deployment region, not the only future market.
MEDTRAC™ platform and software development
Core funding category for building and refining the deployable digital health platform, education capability and country-ready application packs.
- Online and offline digital health applications
- Mobile, cloud and NETLITE™ Community Internet Hub operation
- Intermittent and delayed synchronisation
- Digital health assessments and guided intake
- Personalised follow-up questionnaires
- WHO-aligned triage tools
- Practitioner and agent workflows
- Ministry-level anonymised reporting
- African-focused health questionnaires and test packs
- Offline application development for country programmes
- Education and training platform development
- Health education content for communities
- Training materials for local health workers and practitioners
- Offline training modules for low-connectivity environments
- Training, onboarding and support workflows for community operators
- Remote education and professional-development content
Internal development milestones (such as questionnaire releases) sit inside this platform category — they are not separate public funding asks.
Testing and validation
Planned and ongoing work to refine tools, workflows and field readiness. This does not imply that final clinical validation or regulatory approval has already been achieved.
- Digital test-pack development
- Portable and mobile diagnostic systems
- Multimodal screening
- Laboratory and imaging correlation
- Field testing
- Practitioner evaluation
- Operational and connectivity testing
- Pilot data collection and analysis
- Refinement of questionnaires, screening tools and decision-support workflows
NETLITE™ and field infrastructure
Connectivity and local application infrastructure that can support MEDTRAC™ services in constrained community environments, with AQUAPOWER support for resilient power where appropriate. Both are optional — added where reliable telecommunications or electricity are limited.
- NETLITE™ Community Internet Hub development
- Africa-ready equipment
- Local storage and edge processing
- Community Wi-Fi and managed connectivity
- Delayed synchronisation
- Satellite or alternative backhaul
- Power-management and environmental resilience
- Heat, dust, humidity and unstable-power considerations
- Local technical support and maintenance
- Portable or kiosk-based systems where suitable
- AQUAPOWER support for resilient power infrastructure where appropriate
Pilot deployment
Structured first-pilot delivery intended to generate operating evidence, country-specific implementation learning and a scalable cost model.
- Participating clinics and community health hubs
- Local health workers and technical operators
- Training and supervision
- Remote practitioner and diaspora professional support
- Patient screening and follow-up
- Community health education
- Connectivity and synchronisation
- Monitoring, evaluation and reporting
- Country-specific implementation planning
Outcomes
What the initial funding enables
The initial funding is intended to produce a practical foundation for community deployment and further rollout planning — not guaranteed commercial returns.
- A deployable MEDTRAC™ software platform
- Education and training capability for local operators and communities
- Tested offline and online workflows
- Improved connectivity through NETLITE™
- Pilot-ready community health infrastructure
- Structured pilot data and reporting
- A country-specific operating and cost model
- Evidence to support further pilots and national rollout planning
Indicative requirement
Initial funding requirement
Indicative MEDTRAC™ pilot funding targets: EUR 100K, EUR 250K or EUR 495K, depending on scale, countries and infrastructure needs.
All figures are indicative planning estimates with a 10% contingency allowance — not guaranteed pricing or a fixed quotation. Final budgets will be adjusted after countries, locations, staffing, equipment and validation objectives have been confirmed.
Funding is expected to be allocated across:
Software and platform development
Education and training development
Testing and validation
Equipment and infrastructure
Pilot deployment
Local workforce and technical support
Data collection and reporting
Routes
Potential funding routes
MEDTRAC™ can progress through one or more complementary funding routes depending on country context, partners and programme design.
Health ministry and government support
Public-private partnerships
Philanthropic and foundation funding
African disease-research funding
Digital-health grants
University and research partnerships
Strategic investors
Equipment and infrastructure finance
Community-health and prevention programmes
Engagement
Funding engagement
Current engagement activity focused on MEDTRAC™ and NETLITE™ development and pilot mobilisation:
- Engagement with health ministries and government partners
- Country-specific pilot proposals
- Engagement with foundations and philanthropic organisations
- Engagement with universities and research partners
- Engagement with strategic technology and infrastructure partners
- Preparation for relevant African funding events, including the African Funding Platform event in Dakar, Senegal
Next step
Discuss MEDTRAC™ funding, pilot deployment or strategic partnership
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