Moskeet is being used by several communities across five cities in India (Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Panjim Smart city, Vijaywada, Yanam-Puducherry), touching lives of 3,25,000 people so far.

The innovation has already shown:

• It gathers and interprets disease surveillance data 20 times faster, 3 times more accurately, and at 15% of the current cost of manual methods
• Nearly 85% savings on surveillance with value addition of real-time data;
• Reduction in fumigation costs by 20% through identification of more effective pesticides; and
• Helped focus resources on high-risk areas, thereby reducing the mosquito populations by 60% and decreasing the disease burden by 40%
• On the global stage, Moskeet was listed in the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Solution Catalog, which is accessible by 170 country offices, where it can be considered for adoption and scaling up.
• Moskeet’s pilot project has just been initiated in G South ward in Mumbai in collaboration with Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai . This pilot will aim at mosquito management and monitor insecticide susceptibility.
• Machine learning data sets completed for a total of 10 species of mosquitoes. The data sets have also completed field validation at Regional Medical Research Centre (ICMR affiliate), Bhubaneswar.