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OIA ICT Portfolio includes following1) e-Government Infrastructure and Applications Building Services2) Telemedicine3) Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution4) e-Government Capacity Building Services2) TelemediTRANSCRIPT
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Building Infrastructure Globally
14th March 2010
New Delhi
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• We are an Indian PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Company involved in all aspects of
project
• Offices in New Delhi and Mumbai with Project offices in Ethiopia and Mozambique
• Identifying Opportunity, Project Development and Marketing are the OIA‟s basic skills
• We CONCEPTUALISE, Design and Engineer projects
• Conduct techno-economic feasibility and organize financial closure
• Implement projects on turnkey basis through our consortium partners, who are of global
repute and have proven track record
• ISO 9001:2008 Company
• SAP‟s Best Business Practices for Project Management and entire Organization
Executive Summary
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OIA Project Development Capabilities
PROJECT
OWNERPROJECTS
CONTRACT
AMOUNTPROJECT TYPE
CURRENT
STATUS
EDM,
Govt. of
Mozambique
Rural
ElectrificationUS$ 19.950 Mil EPC 70% complete
EEPCO,
Govt. of Ethiopia
Energy
transmission &
Distribution
US$ 65.00 Mil
Design,
Engineering &
Supply
Complete and
closed
EEPCO,
Govt. of Ethiopia
Energy
transmission &
Distribution
US$ 13.00 Mil
Design,
Engineering &
Supply
REPEAT ORDER
18% complete
ESDA
Govt. of Ethiopia
26,000 TCD
Tendaho Sugar
Complex
US$ 203.45 Mil
US$ 200.00 Mil
EPC
Greenfield project
Phase I Engineering
in progress
ESDA
Govt. of Ethiopia
11,000 TCD
Finchha Sugar
complex
US$ 143.65 Mil
EPC
Rehab and
Greenfield
Site mobilized
Engineering in
progress
UNDER EXECUTION
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PROJECT
OWNER
PROJECT CONTRACT
AMOUNT
PROJECT TYPE
Govt. of Sudan El Dueim Sugar Project ** US$ 150.00 mil EPC
** Financial Closure attained, project initiation on
K P L C
Govt. of Kenya
Power Transmission US$ 20.000 Mil EPC
Govt. of Armenia Loribird Hydropower project
Power transmission Network
Rehab project
US$ 120.00 Mil
US$ 80.00 Mil
EPC
EPC
Govt. of DRC Kinshasa Urban Railway
Rehab Project
US$ 300.00 Mil EPC
Government of
Madagascar
Mananjary Sugar project
Sakaraha Sugar Project
US$ 105.59 Mil
USS 86.32 Mil
EPC
EPC
SIGNED AND UNDER FINANCIAL CLOSURE
OIA Project Development Capabilities
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OIA IT Enabled Services Portfolio
• E-Government Infrastructure
and e-Services
• National e-Government
Training and Research Center
• Telemedicine for Primary
Rural Health Delivery
• Automatic Weather Monitoring
Solution
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Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
National and State Data Centers
Creating a Skeleton/Back-Bone to
store Records of Citizens, Host
Websites for Ministries, State
Governments and various
Government Bodies
Disaster Recovery CenterBe ready for any eventuality: Natural
Calamity, Terrorist Attack
Ministry of RailwayRailway Reservation System
(www.irctc.co.in)
Municipal CorporationDelivery of Citizen’s records like Birth
Certificate
Ministry of Land RecordsLand records digitization and delivery
of Property certificates
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Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
Ministry of Finance Income Tax portal, File e-Returns
National Citizen DatabaseNational ID Card, Unique ID
Card(UID)
Ministry of External Affairs E-Passport, Immigration and VISA
Ministry of Human Resource National Employment Portal
Ministry of Agriculture and
Environment
Weather, Climate Monitoring,
Instant alerts to Farmers
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Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
Ministry of HealthTelemedicine, Hospital Information
Systems for Government Hospitals
For all Ministries E-Procurement Portal, ERP
Ministry of Home Affairs
Criminal records, Automatic
Fingerprint Identification System for
criminal investigation
Ministry of Road and TransportElectronic Driving Licence,
Electronic Vehicle Registration
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Development of National Portal
The Portal Solution, which is envisaged as a „Gateway‟ for all the
Government to Business (G2B) and Government to Citizen (G2C)
services in the country will effectively act as an Online Government
Services Repository (GSR)
The Citizen Service Centres
The CSC‟s take care of a major issue in service delivery i.e. access to
services where the people with the means and connectivity can access
the services online while others cannot.
•The CSC allows equitable access to services and provides upliftment
through delivery of e-Health, e-Medicine, e-Educational and other
services.
Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
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Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
Investment for Setting up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services
runs in Multi Billion Dollars
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SETTING UP NATIONAL
E-GOVERNMENT
TRAINING AND
RESEARCH CENTER
Create e-Government
Champions amongst
Govt Employees
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OIA offers to build a National e-Government Training and Resource Centre
to provide capacity building services which is a vital component for the
success of e-Governance Initiative for any Nation.
Main directions of the Centre activity will be
•creation and transfer of knowledge on e-governance
•provision of a platform for analyzing and systemizing international and
domestic experience in e-Governance into forms of knowledge societies
which can be transferred to the Govt Employees and Citizens
•Provision of training services, organising research, facilitating networking
and enabling exchange of experience in broad areas of e-governance.
•Setting up conferences, research seminars and brainstorming sessions in
order to develop IT policy or its particular aspects
National e-Government Training and Research Center
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National e-Government Training and Resource Centre will offer a regular policy
course with the purpose to show the importance of having in place the right
national policies and strategies in the field of information society in order to
achieve meaningful impacts in real life and to fully realize a leapfrogging potential
of ICT in the country‟s overall development and competitiveness, regionally and
globally.
The project proposes implementation of following key objectives :
•Training of designated civilian and government authorities in e-Government;
•Carrying out IT training for civil servants and school informatics teachers
•Training of government technical staff in system and network administration
•Training of National e-Government Training and Resource Centre staff
•Preparation of Syllabus for training of government employees and teachers
•Training in ICT and e-Government
National e-Government Training and Research Center
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Telemedicine for Rural Health Delivery
OIA offers ReMeDi, a path-breaking telemedicine device which
the World Economic Forum at Davos nominated as a
“Technology Pioneer” in 2008.This product was developed with a
specific aim to deliver healthcare in areas where there is a severe
lack of skilled professionals.
This solution bridges the gap between the doctor in urban centres
and the patient living in constrained and low resource rural
parts, where poor bandwidth, disruptive electricity and scarce
medical expertise are common.
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Healthcare can now reach every village with Tele-medicine using ReMeDi™
The Solution
•Medical Equipment
•Telemedicine Software
•Electronic Medical Records
•Client Server Architecture
System Features
•Real-time Video + audio + data transmission at 32 Kbps
•Equipment taking rural conditions into account
•Breaking the cost barrier while maintaining the quality
•Connectivity over various kinds of networks:
DSL, Cable, PSTN, VSAT, GPRS, Wi-Max
Equipment
•Stethoscope
•Temperature
•Blood Pressure
•ECG
•SPO2
Telemedicine for Rural Health Delivery
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Software• Client-server architecture
• Complete PMR including Medical History, Prescriptions and Lab Investigations
• Real-time and store-and-forward modes
• Image Capture and transmission
• Billing and Digital Signature
System Features• Connects Hospitals, Labs, Clinics, Village Centers, Pharmacy,
Doctors
• Multiple simultaneous consultations
• Maintenance, Access and Security of Patient Medical Records, authentication
• Network upgrades of the software
• Customized billing models for diagnostics and consultations
• Customer Feedback mechanisms
• Allows quality control through offline audits
• Administrator role allows message broadcasting, backups, block/enable client access
• Management Reports, enabling evaluation and corrections
Comprehensive e-Health Network
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BENEFITS:
Direct impact on preventive and curative healthcare
•Cardio-vascular diseases
•Hypertension, anaemia
•Diabetes (Type-II)
•Skin Diseases (many)
•Respiratory diseases
•Eye Care (many)
•Common ailments
•Follow-ups and referrals
Tremendous value-add in areas like
•Reproductive and child health
•Health awareness, social health (through videoconferencing, multimedia)
•Health records, immunization
•Health insurance
•Medicine inventory planning and tracking, reaching genuine medicines
Complete region-wise demographic profile
Empowering the policymakers in planning, monitoring and timely intervention
Telemedicine for Rural Health Delivery
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Western UP with World Health
Partners’ (WHP)
•To establish a multi-level Delivery System in the Private
Sector to Scale up Family Planning and Health Care
•Spanning 17 districts of West UP, covering 15,000 villages
and a population of 45 Mn
•A Network of
•15,000 Rural Health Providers
•1,500 Telemedicine Provision Centers
•50 Franchised Medical Clinics
•5,000 Shops and
•A Central Medical Facility
•Largest Rural Health and Healthcare delivery initiative
through telemedicine in the world
•ReMeDi™ enables the whole network
Implementation in India
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Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution
Weather plays an important role in the economic well being of majority of global
population.
Eighty percent of agriculture crop yield is directly dependent on weather.
Timely weather forecast and availability of weather data at micro level would
benefit not only farmers but also insurance companies, micro finance
organizations, other rural financial organizations, agro-based institutions, power
generation industries and various government bodies alike.
High dependence on Weather
40% of sown area, 60% dependent on rains
Most irrigation from non-perennial sources
Dwindling ground water resources
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Financial resources not accessible to the farmers due to prior debts
Non-coordinated farm activities result in poor yield
Risk and Vulnerability trap people in poverty and hamper rural
development
Agricultural losses due to weather conditions is the most prominent reason for
rural debts and pushing farmers below the poverty line
Cause Proportion of Loss
Drought/Low Rainfall 70%
Floods/Excess Rainfall 20%
Others* 10%
* (Storms, Pests, Earthquakes)
Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution
Majority of agricultural losses can be attributed to vagaries
of weather
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• An integrated approach to farming can greatly impact this situation
Crop insurance based on weather
Reduce basis risk by increased density of weather stations
Increased investment in seeds and fertilizers due to reduced
risk for better yield
Good quality micro weather prediction
Soil quality testing & providing expert consultation
Crop insurance and micro weather prediction is possible only if accurate weather
data is available at high granularity
How to Solve the Problem
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Manual Weather Stations– Reliability of the data is in question due to manual collection
– Delays in the data reaching decision points
– High operational expenses
– Deployment density low, so local analysis most often not accurate
Automatic Weather Stations– Prohibitively expensive
– Mostly Standalone monitors, and not monitoring systems
In collaboration with IIT, Madras, and Department of Science & Technology, Automatic Weather Monitoring System was developed to
specifically address these issues
Weather Data at High Granularity
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• Breaking price barrier – costs a fraction of conventional systems
• Measures all important parameters
– Rainfall, Pressure, Temperature, Humidity, Wind Speed and Direction
• Accurate readings (validated at IMD)
• Available in wired (Internet based) or wireless (GSM based) interfaces
• With battery backup and solar panel
• Centrally Configurable reading intervals
• Large storage for measurements at the station – 60,000 readings
• Complete Client and Server software
– Logging of readings from distributed locations
Micro-grid deployment of automatic weather stations now becomes possible
Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution
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Indradhanu now operational at 50 locations in Theni and Mayiladuthurai districts of Tamil Nadu
Measurement Parameter Range Accuracy Resolution
Atmospheric Temperature -30 – 70 ºC + 0.3 ºC 0.05 ºC
Atmospheric Pressure 0 – 1100 mbar + 1.5 mbar 0.1 mbar
Relative Humidity 0 – 100% + 2.0% 0.50%
Wind Speed 0 – 200 Km/h + 1.0 Km/h 0.1 Km/h
Wind Direction 0º – 360º + 5º 1º
Rainfall Continuous + 2.5% 0.25 mm
Parameters with Range and Accuracy
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Micro-grid deployment of automatic weather stations now becomes
possible
Scenario 1
(Deployment at Internet Kiosks)
Computer at the
kiosk •Windows OS
•Serial Com Port and
•Internet Connection
•Indradhanu Station
Central Server with
internet
connection
Scenario 2
(GSM Based Deployment)
Indradhanu station in
GSM coverage area
Central
Server with
GSM modem
Deployments
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• GSM-SMS based technology
• Scalable Architecture – can support large deployments
• Readings and data/status communication at configurable intervals, Stations configurable from central server
• Data Recovery
– Remote through server & at location through web client
• Auto-monitoring and reports – various formats supported
• Periodic Data backups at the server
• Large local storage at the station
Automatic Weather Monitoring System
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• 300 stations throughout the
state
• Ground installation
• Continuous real-time Data at
state capital
Automatic Weather Monitoring System
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African Union Summit 2010
• Venue: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
• Theme – “ICT in Africa: Challenges and Prospects for Development”
• Selection Process: Invited applications for showcasing ICT Products and Services in the Exhibition
• Our Product Telemedicine was selected and we received an invitation to participate as Exhibitors in AU Summit-2010
• Summit was attended by heads of state and government from more than 50 AU member states
• Opportunity to showcase Telemedicine to ICT Ministers and ICT advisors of more than 50 African Nations.
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Media Coverage at African Union Summit 2010
Ethiopian Television coverage on OIA Telemedicine
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OIA’s Commitment towards fulfilling Corporate Social Responsibilities
Overseas Infrastructure Alliance (India) Pvt. Ltd. held a Foundation Stone Laying
Ceremony of the OIA India Eye Care Centre on 4th August 2009 at the Zewditu Memorial
Hospital Campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The Foundation Stone of the OIA India Eye Care Centre was laid by H. E. Mr. Girma
Wolde-Giorgis, Hon. President of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia and present on the
occasion were H. E. Mr. Gurjit Singh, Ambassador of India to Ethiopia, Mayor of Addis
Ababa City Administration and Ministers from the Health Ministry.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
