Make a 100x impact where it is needed the most.
Join the GOAL 3 Foundation webinar zooming in on the evidence behind our impact in hospital care in Africa.
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100x impact, this is how. Register today to find out more!
May 27: 16:00 - 17:00 CET
🇳🇱 Dutch Exponential Impact Webinar →June 3: 16:00 - 17:00 CET
🇬🇧 English Exponential Impact Webinar →You will get a clear, honest view of:
- The problem GOAL 3 is trying to solve
- What IMPALA does in practice
- What evidence we have so far
- What we are still learning, and how we do this
- How the Foundation, Enterprise and local partners work together
- How you can join and contribute to our mission
What is the webinar about?
Not all impact is equal. The best performing charities in the world have over 100x the impact compared to other charities, saving more lives at a significantly lower cost.
In our upcoming webinar, we’ll unpack the evidence behind GOAL 3’s work. We will focus on how patient monitoring and clinical support (specifically through our IMPALA System) have the potential to push impact beyond the 100x effectiveness mark. We will dive deeper into the current and upcoming evidence of this intervention, and discuss how technology, innovative business models and philanthropy are essential ingredients to scale and sustain that impact, to make sure we reach those who need it the most.
This is a knowledge session, not a fundraising pitch. If you are interested in achieving maximum impact for those who need it most. Join our webinar.
Why the work of GOAL 3 Foundation Matters
In many under-resourced hospitals, health workers care for large numbers of sick children and newborns with limited staff, unreliable equipment and fragmented information.The result is a system that often reacts too late. IMPALA was developed to support health workers with continuous monitoring, ward-level overview, clinical alerts and practical decision support.
The goal is simple: help teams identify deterioration earlier, prioritize care and use scarce resources better.To date, GOAL 3 has observed mortality reductions in the range of 27–51%, alongside up to 45% reductions in monitoring time where IMPALA has been implemented.
In the webinar, we will explain our evidence, the limitations and what needs to happen next.
Who you will hear from
Dr. Eveline Geubbels is an epidemiologist and global health researcher with 25+ years of experience in health systems and impact evaluation across Africa, currently serving as Chief Scientific Officer at GOAL 3 Social Enterprise. Her work focuses on strengthening healthcare systems and improving patient outcomes through evidence-based research and innovation in low-resource settings. She will share about our latest evidence update and our research roadmap towards proving the cost-effectiveness of the intervention at scale.
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Jelle Schuitemaker is the Director and co-founder of GOAL 3 Foundation. He is also a supervisory board member at Heifer Netherlands and BioPellets Energy, and involved in several initiatives around impact investing and social lending in both the Netherlands and Africa. He will share the relevance of the foundation in achieving this 100x impact and share how you can contribute to this mission.
You will also hear from an East-African clinician working within the healthcare settings GOAL 3 supports. They will share first-hand insights into the on-the-ground challenges hospitals face, and how improved patient monitoring and clinical support can make a meaningful difference in delivering care.
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Dr. Niek Versteegde is a general practitioner, tropical doctor, and founder of GOAL 3 who previously worked in Sengerema hospital, a rural district hospital in Tanzania. It was his time in Tanzania that sparked the idea for IMPALA after seeing the tremendous need for improved technology to manage and prioritize patients. He will elaborate on the needs faced by health workers in low resource settings and how IMPALA is designed to meet these needs head-on.
About GOAL 3 Foundation
The GOAL 3 Foundation is an independent organization that works alongside the GOAL 3 social enterprise to ensure that hospitals that otherwise couldn’t afford it can still access the life-saving IMPALA system. This ensures that the IMPALA system becomes available to even the most rural and under-resourced health facilities. The GOAL 3 Foundation is governed by an independent supervisory board.
What Healthworkers say about IMPALA's Impact
A. Bengo
Working as a medical officer in one busy pediatric ward; the IMPALA monitors make my work tremendously easy. I have most of the vital signs for some of the very sick patients readily available from the monitors whenever I come to review patients. The monitors also allow me to check the trends of the vital signs over a certain period of time. This has reduced the amount of time we spend getting vital signs and also has improved the quality of the care we give.
A. Bengo - Malawian Medical Officer
J. Chikwana
I have noticed a decrease of patients that have choked for unknown reasons in the ward. And now with the monitors we have a lot less patients that bounce back and forth between HDU and the general ward after stopping treatment because the monitors help us with de-escalation of care and monitor patients if they keep doing well after stopping treatment.
J. Chikwana - Pediatrician Zomba central hospital, Malawi
M. Katuma
We didn’t have enough monitors in the ward. The coming in of the monitors has really improved in our care for patients. It helps us in fast assessment of children and recognizes early if patients are improving or deteriorating for prompt management.
M. Katuma - Malawian Nursing Officer
T.A. Likumbo
Since the advent of the IMPALA monitoring system in our setting, we have had a lot of timely interventions done on children that were deteriorating. The monitoring system is efficient and time saving on this life saving journey!
T.A. Likumbo- Malawian Nursing Officer
Frequently asked questions
This webinar is relevant for people who are interested in: - effective giving and measurable impact; - global health and hospital care in Africa; - maternal, newborn and child health; - health technology in low-resource settings; - cost-effectiveness and evidence generation; - practical ways to contribute beyond one-off donations. You do not need medical or technical knowledge to join.
Yes, we love to engage with people interested in this subject, and will leave plenty of times for questions during the webinar
This is the first time we are running a webinar like this. If engagement is high we hope to run more of these in the future. If you register for the webinar but cannot make it, you will receive the recording after the webinar. Additionally, you can stay involved by joining the GOAL 3 Foundation Impact Network, a community of people focused on creating the most impact where it is needed most. We will launch this network at the webinar, but you can get updates on how/when to join by signing up to our newsletter below.
GOAL 3 consists of two parts, a social enterprise and a foundation. The social enterprise operates because we believe that long-term change is a result of a sustainable business model that is not dependent on outside support. Additionally, we founded the GOAL 3 Foundation to increase our impact and support the implementation of IMPALA in hospitals that cannot afford it. The costs covered by the foundation are one-time costs for the purchase and installation of the IMPALA monitors. This means that GOAL 3 is not reliant on the foundation for continued operations. The foundation exists solely to focus on making cost-effective global health interventions, like IMPALA, affordable for places where it is needed most.
The Supervisory Board consists of 4 members: Roelof Konterman (Chairman) - Experienced healthcare executive; Dr Job Calis (Clinical) - pediatric intensivist at the Emma Children’s Hospital; Wouter Reuvers (Finance & Legal) - Experienced accountant and financial professional; Dr Niek Versteegde (General, non-voting Board Member) - CEO and Founder GOAL 3 Social Enterprise