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Reflecting on 2024: a year of impact, balance, and growth at Simprints
It’s the perfect time to reflect on 2024. It’s been a year of impact, innovation, and intentional growth, so we asked Tara Clarkson, our Chief of People and Culture, to share some of the highlights that made this year unforgettable….
Simprints chosen for prestigious DIV grant
Simprints has been chosen to receive the prestigious USAID Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) grant. ‘Testing a Biometric Identification System to Improve Malaria Vaccine Rates’ is a new impact evaluation project…
Simprints drives improvement in Zambian schools
We’re unpacking results from ‘The Use of Biometrics in Impact Network Schools in Rural Zambia’: a groundbreaking case study on the use of biometrics to track student and teacher attendance in Sub-Saharan Africa….
Simprints supports ID4Africa’s ID Day
The Identity Day (ID Day) Campaign is the ongoing call for government authorities in all countries worldwide to officially recognise 16 September as Identity Day. Learn more in this joint blog from ID4Africa and Simprints….
Simprints in Newsweek’s Top 100 Most Loved Workplaces
We’re thrilled that our team and workplace culture have been recognised for employee sentiment and satisfaction by Newsweek. This is the second annual Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces® list in collaboration with the Best Practice Institute (BPI)…
New report: Simprints launch Impact Review 2023
Simprints launch Impact Review 2023
Our latest paper reflects on 2023 and summarises our achievements and learnings from the year…
Arm and Simprints collaborate to unlock access to healthcare
Healthcare is a universal human right which everyone should have access to. However, communities worldwide are missing out on the continuity of healthcare…
Unlocking real-time data to address global challenges
An estimated 850 million people globally lack formal identification (ID), which makes it incredibly hard to verify that critical services are reaching the people…
Simprints: a new kind of tech for good
With the global population anticipated to increase from 7.6 billion people to 8.6 billion by 2030, there’s an ever-pressing need to provide universal health coverage…