When handing the award, he also praised the interaction of the new technologies with other spheres of economic and social life and the easy access of this application to cell phones, with which campaigns of medical attention are more effective and quantify its efficiency and social impact.

In representation of the work group, specialist Dionis Lopez explained that the Project proposes a mobile integrated application that serves as development platform for the ministries of Public Health and organizations of that sector.

It allows to monitor health behaviors in vulnerable populations, it offers medical methodologies to health technicians not familiarized with specific illnesses, helps consolidate useful data in diagnostics and facilitates decision making.

He also stressed its easy accessibility as it can be obtained offline (without connection), giving a great advantage for territories without Internet connection. The 'Prize Digital for Development' is organized every two years by the Royal Museum of Central Africa, with the sponsorship of the General Direction of Cooperation for Development and Humanitarian Aid of the Belgian federal government.

For the first time in this edition was presented a Cuban project as nominated to the prize, aimed at recognizing the most advanced initiatives that uses digitalization and the new technologies as a tool for development and the achievement of the Objectives of Sustainable Development.

According to the diplomatic communiqué, the reward to the Cuban-Belgian project is a recognition to cooperation between universities that is developmed between both countries, and especially, between the Universidad de Oriente and the Vrije Universiteit Brussel , as well as then development achieved in that specialty by the Cuban institution.