Afghanistan Pilot Program

11 — Roadmap

From one pilot to a care network

A staged path that grows on proof, not ambition alone. Each phase has to earn the next by showing that continuity actually improves.

Last updated June 18, 2026All sections

1Targets, not promises

The numbers in this roadmap are aspirational targets that describe a direction, not commitments tied to fixed dates. Expansion is gated by readiness—proven outcomes, local partnerships, and governance—rather than by a calendar. Welnote would rather move one phase slower than outrun the safeguards that make the work trustworthy.

2Year 1 — Pilot

Prove the model in a single, focused environment.

  • ~100 participating doctors
  • ~10 NGO and implementing partners
  • ~10,000 patients
  • Afghanistan focus, women's health and chronic care

Success in Year 1 is not scale; it is evidence that offline-first coordination improves follow-up and time-to-intervention without compromising safety or privacy.

3Year 3 — Regional expansion

Extend to multiple countries on the same backbone.

  • Multiple countries and program types
  • ~100,000 patients
  • Repeatable program onboarding for new local partners

4Year 5 — Network development

Become shared infrastructure for community health coordination.

  • ~1,000 doctors
  • ~1,000,000 patients
  • Global humanitarian partnerships and multi-organization hierarchy
The endpoint is not a bigger app. It is a durable, locally owned network where care continuity is the norm rather than the exception.