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Decide on evidence that holds up.

Outbreak response

Running

LOVS for BDBV-2026

Know where the outbreak stands, health zone by health zone.

For responders and analysts deciding where the Bundibugyo virus response needs support next: a daily brief and map, built from official data.

Case study on Apolitical, August 2026. Article in Scrolla.Africa, June 2026.

The LOVS spatial map on a pale grey basemap, framed on north-eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo where Ituri, Nord-Kivu and Haut-Uele meet the Uganda border. Health zones with confirmed cases are shaded red, deeper where incidence is higher, each with a circle sized by its cases, and the larger zones are named on small red labels. The densest cluster runs along the border from Lake Edward north past Lake Albert, with shaded zones reaching west to Kisangani and Buta, a case marker at Goma to the south, and Uganda to the east.

LOVS spatial map ·

BDBV spatial overlay: Arcede LOVS · Health zones: GRID3 COD Health Zones v8.0 (CC BY 4.0; CIESIN/Columbia, DRC Ministere de la Sante, GRID3). Marker positions: WorldPop Global 2 R2025A 2026 (CC BY 4.0). Uganda districts: geoBoundaries (public domain) · OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles Data from OpenStreetMap

Private work

Confidential

Other work, kept private.

  • Program evidence

    A program decision that stands on everything already known.

    For program and research leads deciding where the next intervention goes: the studies and records that already exist, reconciled and cited, gaps marked.

  • Project briefings

    A project team knows what changed and what it means for the work.

    For teams running a project where conditions shift fast, deciding what to change: a short regular brief, bottom line first, every fact sourced.

  • Funder relationships

    Every important relationship has a current, sourced brief behind it.

    For leaders deciding which foundation or organization to approach next, and how: a living brief on each one, built from what they publish.

Discuss a challenge

Field programs

Worked example

Impact Data Bridge

Field observations reach the people who decide, and the answer comes back.

A worked example for program teams acting on what communities report: each observation keeps who made it, and that person hears the decision.

Agents on the web

Open source

Agent Internet Runtime

Sites say what agents may do, and agents keep to it.

For developers whose agents use the web, and site owners deciding what agents may do there: open-source tools and the agent.json standard.