#MEET My Reproductive Health (myRH)

Published on: Aug 17, 2017
Entrepreneurship Campus

By Entrepreneurship Campus

#MEET My Reproductive Health (myRH)

#MEET My Reproductive Health (myRH)

This is a short interview we conducted with Kundoh Kengjisu Vegah, the creator of My Reproductive Health (myRH). If you like this project and would like to vote for it, click here

1. Please, tell us a bit about yourself: where are you from and what is your background?

I am Kundoh Kengjisu Vegah, a 31-year-old Cameroonian and originator of Yantih Technologies Ltd. I come from a family of ten and grew up in a small village known as Big Babanki in the North West Region of Cameroon. I am Medical Laboratory Scientist by profession and have a 7 years experience with the passion for health information technology.

2. Can you describe your idea or project in two sentences?

My reproductive health (myRH) is a digital infrastructure built to make reproductive healthcare better for women, men and young people.

3. How did you get your idea or concept?

The idea originated when I was volunteering in a community health center in the North West Region of Cameroon. I noticed that women and girls lacked access to the sexual and reproductive health information and services they rightly needed. After doing research I found out that the maternal and infant mortality is very high in our Country. Together with some my friends we created myRH to make reproductive health information and services more accessible to women and young people.

4. What is unique about your idea/project and how does it benefit mankind?

Our project uses low-cost information and communication technologies optimized for mobile. Users can get access to sexual and reproductive healthcare specialists to resolve their reproductive health queries using their mobile phones at the comfort of their hands anytime, anywhere.

5. Describe yourself as an entrepreneur in one sentence

As an entrepreneur, I am a non-conventional thinker who sees social problems as a business opportunity.

6. How do you deal with people that doubt your abilities/initiatives?

I take their criticisms as a challenge to improve on my initiatives.

7. Where does your passion lie?

My passion lies in healthcare information technology.

8. What are you afraid of or what keeps you up at night?

What keeps me up at night is the fact that I have to always refine my initiative to make it more interesting to users.

9. According to you, money is a synonym for.....

Hard work

10. If you could rid the world of three things, what would they be?

Evil, racism, and violence

11. What are the benefits you take from the Entrepreneurship Campus?

1. Learning the best ways of innovating

2. Connecting with other innovators and entrepreneurs around the world.

12. What do you like more about the Entrepreneurship Campus?

Their interactive and straight to point videos explaining aspects of entrepreneurship.

13. Which idea/project do you like most?

myRH(my reproductive health)

14. Please, include a link to a video if you have one

https://www.youtube.com/embed/C-9EMB9C4AE

NOTICE: If you want to see more submitted ideas and projects at the Youth Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition, visit BEST IDEAS and BEST PROJECTS and VOTE for the ones you think deserve to WIN the Competition!

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Comments (10)

eduheal

7/25/2020Reply

Impressive. I really appreciate the fact that your idea was inspired by my volunteering work in a community health center in the North West Region of Cameroon. I noticed that women and girls lacked access to the sexual and reproductive health information and services they rightly needed. After doing research I found out that the maternal and infant mortality is very high in our Country. Together with some my friends we created myRH to make reproductive health information and services more accessible to women and young people. the inequalities existing in your country.

Being a young person I am quite interested in creating the world, I desire to see and live. I believe that if all young persons have this mind, we will surely recreate the world because we are the future generation. If we recreate our world now, tomorrow will live in the world we desire and our children will see the world in a different perspective from what we are presently seeing and living.

“You may live in the world as it is, but you can still work to create the world as it should be” Michelle Obama

Thank you campus administrator for sharing this interview.

togeda

7/24/2020Reply

“Learning the best ways of innovating” Great benefit from YCEC@my reproductive health. Brain versus Capital has really done justice to innovation.

Thank you campus administrator for sharing

shofubabalola

5/26/2019Reply

Hello, Am babalola
Please I need your help on this

S.B SUPER INSECTICIDE” has been selected in the Youth entrepreneurship competition competition 2019, Best Idea Category.
I implore you all to please follow the link below to read, vote and drop positive comments on my idea.
https://www.entrepreneurship-campus.org/ideas/24/12544
My idea is in accordance with the sustainable development goals
SDG3(Good health and proper well being) & SDG11(Environmental sustainability)
All SDG advocate/students/youths please support this idea

i need all your votes and comments
https://www.entrepreneurship-campus.org/ideas/24/12544
you are just a click away from taking my idea to the next level. Thanks for your Votes n Comment

Dont just vote.. ur comments are just as important too. God bless you.
_*please help rebroadcast*_

uledikimbavala

8/27/2017Reply

You can extend all over the world, some knows why should they practice family planing but how? Some are good they know how but misuse the knowledge.. Keep on expanding your wings.
Congratulations

Kundoh

8/24/2017Reply

Thanks Kemal

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