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Digital health technology, built for Nepal

Amakomaya builds digital health technology that makes healthcare information, experiences and data more accessible, connected and interoperable — from the products people use to the HL7 FHIR infrastructure underneath them.

Digital Health Systems

Health information systems for facilities, local levels and public health reporting.

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Health Data & Intelligence

Dashboards, geospatial analysis and reporting built on routine health data.

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Digital Health Products

Web and mobile products for maternal, child and family health, counselling and service navigation.

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Interoperability & FHIR

An HL7 FHIR-based exchange layer connecting systems that were built separately.

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What We Know

Where our expertise sits

Digital Health Platforms

We build the web and mobile products people actually use — maternal, child and family health, counselling services and health service navigation — designed for Nepali-language users and low-bandwidth conditions.

Health Information Systems

DHIS2-based HMIS implementation, localized data capture, validation and reporting, so that routine reporting becomes a by-product of service delivery instead of a separate monthly exercise.

Data Analytics & Decision Support

Dashboards, geospatial analysis and reporting built on routine health data — turning what facilities already record into something planners and programme teams can act on.

Healthcare Interoperability

An HL7 FHIR-based exchange layer and integration middleware that lets systems built separately share structured health data — with our infrastructure now upgrading toward FHIR v6.

Standards & Security

We build with global standards — HL7 FHIR, ICD, SNOMED CT, LOINC — and operate an information security management system aligned with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 to protect healthcare and user data.

Digital Health Services

Consulting and transformation services for hospitals, clinics and health programmes — digital maturity assessment, interoperability, data & analytics, and automation, grounded in the systems we build and operate ourselves. Learn more →

A working reference on Nepal's digital health technology

Alongside the products we build, we publish open analysis of Nepal's health information systems, digital health architecture and interoperability — sourced to government documents and peer-reviewed research, written from implementation experience rather than from the outside.

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By RC Poudel, Co-Founder & CHIO

What We Have Achieved

SDG Alignment

Our digital health ecosystem is designed around interoperable, data-driven and equitable healthcare, aligned with SDGs 3, 9, 10, 16 and 17.

  1. Measure
  2. Learn
  3. Improve

Technology earns its place through what changes after it is implemented: whether it is adopted, whether the workflow is better, whether data quality improves, whether referrals and continuity of care hold together, and what the programme can then show.

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Sustainable Development Goals that Amakomaya's digital health work aligns with: SDG 3, 9, 10, 16 and 17.

Healthcare interoperability

Amakomaya's technology ecosystem is built with modern healthcare interoperability standards, including HL7 FHIR, enabling structured and interoperable health data exchange between systems that were built separately.

We are upgrading that infrastructure toward FHIR v6, creating a stronger foundation for modern digital health data exchange and integration.

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FHIR infrastructure

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Aamako Maya Digital Health Atlas

Where our work has actually landed — the health posts and communities we deployed to, the institutions we built it with, and the field engagements behind it. Every pin is sourced.

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Our Products

Digital health solutions designed for real-world impact.

Government Health Service Directory

Comprehensive online directory of government health services, facilities, and programs across Nepal, providing citizens with easy access to essential health information and resources.

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Geospatial Health Intelligence

An interactive mapping platform that transforms fragmented HMIS data into actionable spatial insights for resource optimization and gap analysis.

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Healthcare Middleware as a Service

A secure, cloud-based integration and interoperability layer that connects systems into a unified data highway for real-time exchange.

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eRecord (Nepali DHIS2 Data Capture)

Localized DHIS2 data capture system in Nepali, enabling accurate, fast, and user-friendly health reporting at the community and facility level.

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Flagship product

Amakomaya

Digital maternal and child health

Pregnancy guidance, warning signs, birth preparation, postpartum and baby care, family support, and connection to care.

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HMIS Report Generator

Automated health information system that aggregates facility-level data and generates standardized HMIS reports for national reporting, analysis, and decision-making.

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HMIS Open Concept Lab (OCL) Integration

Centralized health terminology and indicator management system ensuring standardized data definitions across HMIS, DHIS2, and national health reporting platforms.

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DHIS2MIS Health Information System

Customized DHIS2-based health management information system enabling national-level data collection, aggregation, analytics, and reporting for evidence-based health decision-making.

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HMIS FHIR Interoperability Platform

Standards-based FHIR implementation platform enabling secure, interoperable exchange of health data across HMIS, EHRs, and digital health systems using RESTful APIs and standardized health data models.

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Strategic Collaborations

Trusted by our partners

We work with global development agencies and national institutions to build resilient digital health ecosystems in Nepal.

टोखा नगरपालिका
GIZ Nepal
IHIMS
UNICEF
ISIF Asia
Fondation Pierre Fabre

Latest from Amakomaya

News, coverage and field accounts of the work — each linked to the organisation that published it.

Banner for the 2026 ODESS conference marking a decade of the Global South eHealth Observatory
ODESS — Fondation Pierre Fabre

Amakomaya speaks at the ODESS decade conference in Lavaur, France

The Global South eHealth Observatory marks ten years at the Fondation Pierre Fabre with a conference held in person and livestreamed. The programme includes ODESS Talks, in which past award winners present their initiatives; Ram Chandra Poudel represents Amakomaya in that session.

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Title card from the ODESS film reading Amakomaya, Laureate 2017, Nepal
ODESS — Fondation Pierre Fabre

ODESS Talks publishes a short film on Amakomaya

The Global South eHealth Observatory, which recognised Amakomaya with a 2017 award, published a short film introducing the maternal health platform ahead of its October conference.

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An Amakomaya HMIS implementation site
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DHIS2 HMIS deployment updates

Expanding our DHIS2-based HMIS footprint so health institutions across Nepal work from real-time data.

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Panel discussion on building a sustainable digital HMIS for Nepal
Amakomaya

Better data, better decisions, better care

A session on building a sustainable digital HMIS for Nepal — what it takes for routine data to survive past a project cycle.

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Schoolgirls in Nepal holding HPV vaccination cards
World Health Organization — Nepal

Nepal vaccinates over 1.46 million girls against HPV

WHO reports that Nepal’s national HPV campaign, launched on World Cancer Day, 4 February 2025, reached more than 1.46 million adolescent girls at 94% administrative coverage, targeting girls in grades 6–10 and out-of-school girls aged 10–14. The campaign was led by the Government of Nepal with Gavi, WHO and UNICEF, and the vaccine has since been folded into the National Immunization Program. This is the national campaign our Tokha field support fell within.

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Health workers and participants at the HPV vaccination camp in Tokha
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HPV vaccination camp, Tokha

Field support at an HPV camp in Tokha, working alongside frontline health workers on system use and data quality. The camp fell in the two-week window of Nepal’s national HPV campaign, which WHO reports launched on 4 February 2025.

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Screenshot of the Amakomaya app showing pregnancy guidance and care tools
What We Are Building

Amakomaya​

Digital maternal health, from pregnancy to early childhood

Amakomaya is our digital maternal and child health initiative, connecting women, families, communities and health systems through accessible information, digital tools and connection to care. The Amakomaya app is the user-facing part of that work.

  • Pregnancy guidance
  • Know the warning signs
  • Prepare for birth
  • Mother and baby
  • Family support
  • Connect to care
  1. Before pregnancy
  2. Pregnancy
  3. Birth
  4. After birth
  5. Baby

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Get Amakomaya on your phone​

Use Amakomaya from your browser, or install it for easy access throughout pregnancy and motherhood — on Google Play, as a Chrome web app on Android, or via "Add to Home Screen" in Safari on iPhone and iPad.

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How to Engage

Ways to work with us

Government

Aligning digital interventions with national and local government standards so systems remain sustainable beyond a single project cycle.

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INGOs & NGOs

Providing the technical implementation layer for international development projects focusing on maternal and child health.

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Research & Academia

Collaborating on PhD-led studies for health informatics frameworks and secure data exchange protocols.

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