OUR WORK
OUR WORK
A list of DKBLR's ongoing and past projects
Ongoing Projects
Covid19Bharat
Project Brief
DataKind will be taking over and continuing the effort that took to run and maintain the platform.
Pratham Education Foundation
Project Brief
The objective of this collaboration is to develop a knowledge graph of educational concepts which can be used to build a video recommendation system. The concept involves extracting concepts from school textbooks and create a graphical representation of the relationship between these concepts
You can know more details about the project over here -
If you are interested in applying for this project please fill out this google form sheet -
Development Data Lab
Project Brief
DDL has access to PDF scans of an anthropological survey - “People of India series”. The objective is to create a community level traits dataset to answer questions such as - “How do the prevalence and characteristics of Indian communities influence development outcomes?”. This would include feature mining of demographic and anthropological information, within a corpus of People of India text data.
Currently we aren’t looking for any more volunteers for this project.
Past Projects
IIT KGP
Learning session on data science for social good.
OpAsha
(OpASHA) exists to bring tuberculosis (TB) treatment and health services to the poorest and most underserved communities in five countries. It does so through a combined approach of using a suite of digital health tools and a community based, high impact and low cost model optimized for adherence to treatment. Due to the nature of the disease, it is of vital importance that TB patients adhere to their treatment regimens by taking all required doses of their medications on a strict schedule. DataKind is proposing to work with OpASHA to develop a predictive model to identify patients most at risk of discontinuing their TB treatment
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