SUCCEED - by HBH

SUCCEED is about synchronizing nature and human body. While it sounds like attempting to genetically modify the world and environment, the idea is only to make provisions and understanding such that with the changing environment we also change, thus seeking adaptive changes to lifestyle and not adaptive modification of nature. 

The team is led by Dr Nitin Chaube who is an Ayurvedic doctor, founder, CEO and CMD of Health Beyond Healing, a healthcare platform from India

• SUCCEED is about synchronizing nature and human body and can even be applied to the whole of living world. While it sounds like attempting to genetically modify the world and environment, the idea is only to make provisions and understanding such that with the changing environment we also change, thus seeking adaptive changes to lifestyle and not adaptive modification of nature. 

• This would ensure nature and we automatically course correct and adapt to each other and chances of encountering another COVID19 are the rarest.

• Fact that we have gone too far in ill treating nature is no doubt a truth, less acknowledged than least practiced

SUCCEED seeks to reverse this trend with technological use of thousands of years of traditional knowledge applied to modern world and science

The tool is targeted for use of scientific community

This will support them establish interrelationships between geography, time, age, food, seasons, social life, and personal behavior as these factors impact human health both physically and mentally and together in all circumstances are the cause for any disease evolution for the whole living world.

These together in the course thus also impact human health. Pandemic or epidemic impacts are not only a subject that should limit themselves to humans, but there are epidemics and pandemics that animals and plants and other living also suffer, which also needs to be understood to undertake appropriate adaptive measures.

The idea is not to promote adaptive living not modifying the genetic pool

The public good it provides for is, it can help people understand why and what adaptations will help them live a healthy life and allow them to remain free from pandemic or epidemic impacts.

As a society it will help them fight climate change and prevent pandemics and epidemics by conforming social behavior.

The impact will be on each level of society

individual health

social health and finances

countries on improving healthcare systems and economies

In the next 1 year we are taking it on to our website www.hbhweb.com and making it accessible for people at an individual level, which will help them understand their health conditions against a standard of Age which is commonest standard across all geographies.

In the next 3 years we look to blend further technologies into the present form and make it more analytical and enable it to draw even future predictions at different levels as race, society etc

The success can be measured - 

1) by evaluating impact on reducing incidence of diseases

2) by evaluating impact on shift in age group related, or, gender related, or, geographical limitation of diseases and their associated factors

3) we are presently able to map this against gender and age groups

the barriers that exist for us - 

1) legal and policy matters related to Ayurveda and its introduction globally

2) Limited access to global climatic data, technology and finances

In the light of the above - 

1) our partnership with Dr Robert in the form on MOU helps us take our present solutions to Iceland and UK. 

2) We hope to be able to negotiate through policies with his help to get this a wider access and acceptance.

3) we face financial challenges for which we look to approach crowd funding for this tool

we are in an MOU with Dr Robert from Iceland and will soon be having registered offices in Iceland and England

with this Trinity Challenge we look to overcome our challenges at three levels - 

1) establishing partnerships with institutions for data access

2) establishing partnerships with technology platforms to improve the quality of software performance and output

3) establish financial collaborations to take this software to every corner of the world and integrate health data to achieve appropriate pandemic forecasting

Aviva

Bay Area Global Health Alliance

Discovery

Google

GSK

Imperial College London

Infosys

London School of Economics and Political Science

Reckitt Benckiser

Swiss Re

Tsinghua University

University of Cambridge

Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health