Launch Lean. Prove Value. Scale with Evidence.

The first BEMGD pilot is designed as a controlled, low-cost, high-learning exercise focused on proving safe, useful, and commercially credible emergency coordination in Botswana.

Pilot Design

Pilot Scope

The pilot is not a vague proof of concept. It is a tightly structured 90-day operational exercise designed to generate real data, refine workflows, and demonstrate measurable value to sponsors and institutional stakeholders.

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One geography or sponsor-backed group
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Roughly 500 to 1,000 covered users
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90-day operating cycle
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Tightly defined emergency categories
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Daily case review and workflow refinement

90-Day Operating Cycle

A structured 90-day window that captures enough operational data to evaluate safety, adoption, partner performance, and documentation quality.

500–1,000 Covered Users

A lean but statistically meaningful cohort large enough to generate quality data while keeping operational complexity low.

Proof Points

What the Pilot Proves

Five clear outcomes that demonstrate the system's safety, utility, and commercial credibility.

User Adoption

People will use a structured emergency guidance line when it is visible and accessible.

Safe Classification

Incidents can be classified and routed safely using protocol-based triage.

Partner Handover

Partner handover can be completed effectively with disciplined pre-notification.

Case Data Quality

Management-quality case data can be produced consistently from day one.

Measurable Value

Sponsors and institutions can see clear, quantifiable outcomes from the system.

Measurement

Pilot KPIs

Clear, measurable targets from day one.

Call Answer Time< 10 seconds
Documentation Completeness> 95%
Referral Completion Rate> 90%
User Satisfaction Score> 80%
Clinical Safety Review100% of P1 cases
Roadmap

From Pilot to Scale

A phased growth path from Botswana to the SADC region.

Phase 1

Botswana Pilot

0–3 months

Tightly scoped pilot. 500–1,000 covered users. SOP refinement. Daily case review.

Phase 2

Institutionalisation

3–12 months

Training, retainers, partnerships, and certification launch. Corporate onboarding begins.

Phase 3

SADC Expansion

12+ months

Partner-led replication. Technology-enabled scale. Regional rollout across Southern Africa.

Ready to Be Part of It?

Whether you want to join as a covered user group, sponsor a cohort, or receive the full proof-of-concept documentation — we are ready to talk.