Revolutionizing global development through geospatial intelligence and data systems.

Nearly two decades of DELIVERING geospatial and data solutions

Akros partners with governments across Africa and Asia to design and implement geospatial and data-driven solutions in malaria, HIV/AIDS, NTDs, WASH, education, and climate resilience. Our systems are built for long-term sustainability — country-owned, adaptable, and supported by deep relationships with local ministries and global partners.

Geospatial intelligence

Community-led Data Systems

Real-time Feedback Loops

Capacity Building

Malaria: Precision Targeting at Scale

Akros’ Reveal platform has been deployed in Mozambique, Zambia, Senegal, Angola, and Nigeria to improve the planning and monitoring of IRS and MDA campaigns. By aligning microplans with geospatial data and real-time field feedback, Reveal helped increase intervention effectiveness by 97% — raising coverage rates, reducing gaps, and ensuring resources reached intended households.

WASH: Driving uptake with real-time data

CLTS M2W—mobile-to-web monitoring with automated feedback loops—helped create 1.5 million new users of sanitation in 18 months and cut data transmission from months to minutes. Earlier WASH efforts directly reached 388,380 rural Zambians, with lower delivery cost per new sanitation user. These systems scaled nationally through government-led structures, keeping communities engaged and on track.

Immunization: Zero-dose mapping & microplans

In countries across Africa, Akros supports ministries of health to apply geospatial intelligence and digitized microplans to routine immunization. By accurately mapping settlements and health facility catchment areas, governments can identify previously missed populations, plan outreach with confidence, and allocate resources more efficiently. This precision approach helps programs extend vaccine coverage while reducing operational costs, ensuring every child has a better chance to be reached.

Education (SLTS): School facilities that stick

In partnership with the Government of Zambia, Akros supported School-Led Total Sanitation—building 853 school latrines and promoting hand-washing behaviors. By pairing infrastructure with routine monitoring, schools and communities sustain gains while reducing hygiene-related absenteeism.

Neglected Tropical Diseases: Smarter Campaigns, Better Reach

In partnership with The END Fund, Akros supports governments in Kenya and Mali to strengthen mass drug administration campaigns for NTDs through geospatial planning and real-time monitoring. These approaches improve efficiency and equity, ensuring medicines reach remote populations often missed by traditional planning methods. In Zambia, Akros has managed large national programs for lymphatic filariasis, schistosomiasis, and trachoma, mobilizing thousands of health workers and community drug distributors to deliver millions of treatments across 80 districts.

Climate & Resilience: Building Adaptive Systems

Akros helps governments adapt core services to the challenges of a changing climate. From land tenure systems in Zambia that secure farmers’ rights, to WASH surveillance reaching 1.5 million new sanitation users, and Reveal-supported malaria campaigns in climate-sensitive regions, our geospatial and data systems strengthen resilience across health, agriculture, and education.

Land Tenure & Agriculture: Securing Rights with Mobile Solutions

In Eastern Zambia, Akros partnered with TetraTech and the Chipata District Land Alliance under USAID’s Global Climate Change and Land Tenure initiative to deploy a mobile DHIS2 tool enabling rural communities to report land claims and track tenure disputes. The system—the very same mobile devices used by health workers—streams data from village land committees directly into the CDLA repository, where chiefs can instantly generate customary land certificates. This approach enhances economic security and agricultural resilience by formalizing land rights within existing government processes and familiar workflows.

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