Pesinet has been operating since January 2010 on a pilot zone in the district of Bamako Coura, in the capital city of Mali.
- 600 children are currently subscribing to the service in this zone.
- 4 full-time agents and 1 full-time supervisor have been recruited,
- A local doctor works 10 hours a week for Pesinet,
- 1 child out of 4 enrolled in the program resort to the health center at least once a month for curative or follow-up examinations.
The service is currently being deployed on two new zones in Bamako in partnership with two new partnering health centres. 320 new children have already subscribed ans 4 new agents have joined the team.
An evaluation survey carried out by a Phd student under the supervision of the National Agency for e-health and Medical Informatics in Mali shows that:
- 96% of the families are satisfied with the service
- 99% want to recommend the service to their relatives or friends
- 97% find it “very cheap”
- 78% of the mothers subscribing have low education levels (none, or primary school)
- 90% have either unstable or rather unstable revenues
- 95% think the main advantage of the service is “Good health follow-up and affordable cost”
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