Stuart Shaw

Stuart is an IT and Marketing professional with 30+ years of experience, working in Asia for the past 10 years and for the previous 20 years in Australia and Europe. His knowledge and understanding of technology, planning, and partnering have helped companies develop strategies that deliver innovative solutions and achieve strategic business outcomes.

Prior to DB, he served as Senior Director Sales Asia for the Utilities Global Business Unit at Oracle. 

Ha has an IT degree from Monash University. ICT

Yuzuru Kushiyama

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RESTECRESTECApr 1996 - Present · 25 yrs 11 mosApr 1996 - Present · 25 yrs 11 mosTokyo, JapanTokyo, Japan

System Engineer for earth observation satellite data processing, providing, archiving system.
Analyst using earth observation satellite and GIS data.
Consultant for international and domestic project related to remote sensing and GIS data.

Strengthening Health Systems: Lessons Learned on the Potential of ICT for Universal Health Coverage

Read about GIZ’s work on health and social protection. The range of GIZ’s work on universal health coverage (UHC), taking into account recent changes in the development corridor, is explained. Lessons learned and challenges encountered on the potential of ICT in achieving UHC are discussed.

Developing the Investment Case for ICT in Achieving Universal Health Coverage

ICT is an important resource to support national initiatives towards universal health coverage (UHC). ICT, however, is complex and often considered an expensive investment. This session discussed ICT’s many dimensions relating to healthcare and dissected the benefits, risks, and resource decisions essential to establish a cost-effective information system for UHC.

Experience from Bangladesh: Universal Health Coverage Indicators and Digital Health Strategy

Global initiatives demonstrate the necessity of ICT in the establishment of an electronic health and social development tracking system. Recognizing ICT’s importance, the Government of Bangladesh implemented a digital health program through the Digital Bangladesh Vision 2009. A framework for monitoring universal health coverage in the country was also created.