Bee Skilled Hive vs SmartRR

Bee Skilled Hive is a learning & networking app for public health professionals The concept of The Hive is inspired from Eusociality, where members live, learn and work together, creating shared value in the process. The Bee Skilled Hive is most relevant to health professionals with an objective to support professionals develop meaningful Skills and Connections. The Hive is the central place where all the action happens. Its modern, user friendly, and encourages human interaction. It creates a space for everyone to interact, learn new skills, share opinions, solve issues, thereby creating shared value. ‘The Hive’ provides you with a safe space to express yourself, without any discrimination or prejudice. You can connect with members, speak to them, ask questions to the community, respond to someone else’s question, engage with experts and while doing all this, learn new skills to further navigate and grow in your career. The Hive offers online courses where learning strategies are modelled on lifelong learning approaches, recognising the fact that you need different skills as you grow in your career. The courses are hence, designed to encourage you to learn new competencies, adapt and apply them to gain professional experience before moving to the next competency level.

Smart Reporting and Referral (SMART RR) is a technology-based mobile application that allows survivors, social workers and service providers to report and refer cases/incidents of GBV from their smart and basic phones. The tool was developed by Big Family 360 Foundation, a national non-governmental organisation in Nigeria. SmartRR application is a technology-based mobile application which enables survivors, social workers and service providers to report and refer GBV incidents to relevant service providers and authorities, conducts service mapping, automatically updates the referral directory, and collects and analyses referral data. This idea was built on the existing referral mechanism of the GBV Sub Sector which is done manually. The application was therefore designed to mitigate existing challenges such as underreporting and associated difficulties with accessing services.