❓ What are biometric systems? What do they do? And how do they differ from other systems with similar goals?. ➡️ Simprints' Responsible Biometric Deployment Handbook answers these questions and more, offering guidance on safe selection and deployment, as well as ongoing rights.

As Uganda begins its nationwide rollout of the malaria vaccine, ensuring children complete the full vaccination schedule has never been more urgent. Many receive the first dose, but without strong follow-up, too many never return for the third or fourth. To support this effort,

#TechTuesday: Biometrics usually means big processors, heavy software, and top-of-the-line hardware. But that’s not the reality for many of our users. So our tech team did something different: they made it all work on a basic, old smartphone. By building light, efficient

📖 Impact evidence: how Simprints' technology can be a lifeline in an emergency . Akililu, a 46-year-old farmer and father of three, was on his way home when he was involved in a serious hit-and-run accident that left him unconscious on the side of the road. He was later found by

This August, for National Immunization Awareness Month, we're reminded of the critical importance of vaccines. While global childhood vaccination rates doubled between 1980 and 2023, progress has worryingly stagnated in the last decade, a trend worsened by the pandemic, as

✨ Simprints is proud to be a former winner of @ElevatePrize, a foundation and community dedicated to amplifying the voices of social impact leaders and inspiring positive change. Being part of #TheElevatePrize community has been transformative for our mission, and we continue

📖 Impact evidence: how Simprints can help transform health services 👇 . Two years ago, Sosina* faced a lengthy and frustrating experience at a health centre in Boloso Sore Woreda, waiting for treatment following eye surgery. But today, thanks to innovative technology, her visit

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At Simprints, we encourage everyone to try new things, ask big questions, and share openly, not just the wins, but the failures too. As a team, we stay curious and learn from each other along the way.

#TechTuesday: We're always testing and refining our technology so it is fit for deep impact. Through regular ideation sessions and user-centred design, our tech team is focusing on building a strong culture of development.

RT @Arm: A world-first for the world’s youngest. We’re supporting @Simprints and @Gavi to launch a contactless AI tool that identifies infa….

Artificial intelligence (AI) can transform healthcare access—but only if it works for everyone. 🌎. With support through The @pfizer Foundation’s Global Health Innovation Grants (GHIG) program ‘AI Learning Lab,’ organisations like Simprints are using AI to help expand access to

Our Director of Partnerships Ejemhen Esangbedo recently joined local teams on the ground in the Eastern Region of Ghana, where digital tools are transforming access to care. In this moment captured in the field, a dedicated health worker uses Simprints biometric technology to

The recent AI For Good Global Summit in Geneva reminded us that technology alone isn't the solution. Infrastructure, access, and accountability matter just as much. At the summit, the spotlight was on global inequalities in digital access. Whether it’s health, identity, or

🎉 Proud to celebrate 10 years of partnership with Autodesk Foundation!. What makes this milestone even more special? Simprints also marked our own decade of impact this year, making 2025 a truly momentous year for both organisations. As part of their incredible portfolio of

Another win for our team! We're thrilled to share that we've also clinched a spot in the UK's Best Workplaces for Women™ 2025 list by Great Place To Work @GPTW_UK 🏆. This incredible honour is all thanks to our amazing team whose anonymous survey responses made it happen. A

Last but not least, Senior Solutions Manager Agata Kaczmarek and Head of Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact Carla Lewis, who received the “Remember why we’re here” award, recognising their deep commitment to our mission of improving how the world tackles poverty and disease.

Today we're proud to recognise our Director of Solutions Delivery, Leah Newman, with this year’s award for transparency and integrity. Leah brings clarity, honesty, and accountability to everything she does. She’s not afraid to ask the hard questions, speak openly, or hold us to

Samuel Laate, our Senior Country Project Manager in Ghana, is this year’s “Find a way” award winner. Samuel approaches every challenge with persistence, creativity, and a clear focus on impact. Whether navigating uncertainty or solving complex problems, he’s known for staying