It is well known that technology based interventions targeted towards development need to look beyond technology to be successful
Findings from a Civil Society Mediated and Technology Assisted Grievance Redressal Model in Rural India – D. Chakraborty, S. Ahmad, and A. Seth. ICTD, 2017
Social welfare schemes and public infrastructure services often face implementation and last mile delivery challenges. Governments in India have set up phone helplines for beneficiaries...
An Analysis of Community Mobilization Strategies of a Voice-based Community Media Platform in Rural India – A. Moitra, A. Kumar, and A. Seth. ITID 2018
We deªne community mobilization as ofºine activities typically required in ICTD initiatives to train users and drive adoption for the sustained use of ICTs within...
Implementation Fidelity and Acceptability of an Intervention to Improve Vaccination Uptake and Child Health in Rural India: A Mixed Methods Evaluation of a Pilot Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial – M.C. Pérez, D. Chandra, G. Koné, R. Singh, V. Ridde, M. Sylvestre, A. Seth, and M. Johri. Implement Science Communications, 2020.
The Tika Vaani intervention, an initiative to improve basic health knowledge and empower beneficiaries to improve vaccination uptake and child health for underserved rural populations...
Experiences from a Mobile-based Behaviour Change Campaign on Maternal and Child Nutrition in Rural India – D. Chakraborty, A. Gupta, Gram Vaani Team, and A. Seth. ICTD 2019. Supplementary material
Social and behaviour change communication interventions are believed to gain from using mobile technology owing to the reach and rapid scaling promise of technology. I
Development of an mHealth Behavior Change Communication Strategy: A Case-study from Rural Uttar Pradesh in India – M. Cielo Pérez Osorio, R. Singh, D. Pant, V. Ridde, A. Seth, and M. Johri. ACM COMPASS, 2020. Related journal paper by co-authors.
Mobile health interventions are an innovative way to improve health outcomes and may play a powerful role in mitigating health disparities.
Reflections from Practical Experiences of Managing Participatory Media Platforms for Development – A. Seth, A. Gupta, A. Moitra, D. Kumar, D. Chakraborty, L. Enoch, O. Ruthven, P. Panjal, R.A. Siddiqi, R. Singh, S. Chatterjee, S. Saini, S. Ahmad, and V. Sai Pratap. ICTD, 2020.
The design of participatory media platforms can have many variations in terms of whether or not anonymous communication is allowed, what moderation policies are in...
Jury: An Automation Framework for Protocolised Primary Healthcare Delivery – D. J. Mathew, A. Samarth, Z. Johar, and A. Seth ACM DEV (4), 2013
It is often hard1 to get trained doctors as primary healthcare providers in rural India.
Initial Lessons from Building an IVR-based Automated Question-Answering System – P. Bhagat, S. Prajapati, and A. Seth. ICTD, 2020.
With improvements in speech recognition and natural language processing capabilities, voicebot systems show promise to run interactive information services for less-literate populations in developing regions.
