A mobile-based data collection application and an online platform for project monitoring have been developed to smoothen the process of proper monitoring and reporting of the ASWA II project funded by UNICEF. The project aims to provide safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services to vulnerable people, especially women and girls. Real-time analytical dashboards with necessary projections and analysis can be shared in exportable format, improving overall project control.

Upon successful completion of the STREAM project illustrated above, a further request came from Helen Keller International to Streams Tech to overhaul the tool. Now known as iStream, the tool generates evidence-based findings for each program. This enhanced system centrally monitors each program. This dynamic monitoring system is designed for improved budget planning, consequently leading to successful project completion.

Streams Tech has developed an independent, flexible, and informative web portal for a World Bank-funded project aimed at ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of the most vulnerable population. This portal provides access to partner organizations, government officials, civil society representatives, donors, and different key stakeholders to project-related key information. As a result, the primary objective of the project to provide rural micro-entrepreneurs with knowledge and training resources is achieved which has a positive impact to accelerate the country’s economic development.