Our Success Stories
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Built and deployed BInsight - a GIS-enabled M&E platform for BRAC International's AIM programme, funded by the Mastercard Foundation. Serves 1M+ adolescent girls across Uganda, Tanzania, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Ghana, and Kenya. Offline-first mobile data collection, PostGIS backend, role-based dashboards for field teams, managers, and donors.
The Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) is Bangladesh's largest government engineering agency, overseeing rural roads, bridges, markets, and socioeconomic infrastructure across the entire country. Despite maintaining one of the most extensive GIS databases in the region - with a road network dataset exceeding 10 GB - LGED lacked an interactive, web-based platform for its engineers and planners to work with that data dynamically.
Designed and built GeoDASH - a web-based GIS platform funded by the World Bank, enabling Bangladesh government agencies to collaborate on spatial data, create custom maps, and support national-scale disaster risk management. Real-time spatial updates, cloud storage, GIS import/export, and multi-agency access for government users.
Streams Tech developed STREAM, an automated M&E system for CARE, HKI, and WVI, enabling real-time dashboards, offline data collection, GIS analysis, and secure smart card management to improve program tracking and impact.
Developed URP GIS - a web and mobile GIS platform that helps Dhaka North, Dhaka South and Sylhet City Corporations log incidents, track emergency equipment, and map fire stations, water sources and evacuation centers. Nearest-facility routing, ward-wise dashboards, spatial search tools, and role-based access for each corporation.
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Built a GIS/GPS-based M&E system for PKSF's Bangladesh Rural WASH for Human Capital Development project, funded by IDA and AIIB. Tracks 500,000+ sanitation interventions for 4.7M+ beneficiaries across 78 upazilas, with offline-first Android data collection, two-tier validation, and real-time dashboards for PKSF, DPHE, and Partner Organizations.
Supported IMIS throughout its lifecycle - a hybrid web and mobile platform modernizing municipal service delivery and sanitation governance in Bangladesh. Developed with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, it grew from a single-city pilot to 12 municipalities, covering fecal sludge management, service billing, citizen requests, and GIS-based asset mapping.
Built and deployed BInsight - a GIS-enabled M&E platform for BRAC International's AIM programme, funded by the Mastercard Foundation. Serves 1M+ adolescent girls across Uganda, Tanzania, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Ghana, and Kenya. Offline-first mobile data collection, PostGIS backend, role-based dashboards for field teams, managers, and donors.
The Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) is Bangladesh's largest government engineering agency, overseeing rural roads, bridges, markets, and socioeconomic infrastructure across the entire country. Despite maintaining one of the most extensive GIS databases in the region - with a road network dataset exceeding 10 GB - LGED lacked an interactive, web-based platform for its engineers and planners to work with that data dynamically.
Designed and built GeoDASH - a web-based GIS platform funded by the World Bank, enabling Bangladesh government agencies to collaborate on spatial data, create custom maps, and support national-scale disaster risk management. Real-time spatial updates, cloud storage, GIS import/export, and multi-agency access for government users.
Streams Tech developed STREAM, an automated M&E system for CARE, HKI, and WVI, enabling real-time dashboards, offline data collection, GIS analysis, and secure smart card management to improve program tracking and impact.
Streams Tech, with FMC and Associates, LLC, developed the Stormwater Drainage Master Plan for Freetown, Sierra Leone, covering 29 square miles. Field surveys, satellite imagery, local rainfall and flow gauges, and a geospatial SWMM model identified high-risk flood zones and shaped cascaded detention ponds and drainage upgrades, delivered with a GIS-based drainage inventory.
Developed URP GIS - a web and mobile GIS platform that helps Dhaka North, Dhaka South and Sylhet City Corporations log incidents, track emergency equipment, and map fire stations, water sources and evacuation centers. Nearest-facility routing, ward-wise dashboards, spatial search tools, and role-based access for each corporation.
Built a GIS/GPS-based M&E system for PKSF's Bangladesh Rural WASH for Human Capital Development project, funded by IDA and AIIB. Tracks 500,000+ sanitation interventions for 4.7M+ beneficiaries across 78 upazilas, with offline-first Android data collection, two-tier validation, and real-time dashboards for PKSF, DPHE, and Partner Organizations.
Supported IMIS throughout its lifecycle - a hybrid web and mobile platform modernizing municipal service delivery and sanitation governance in Bangladesh. Developed with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, it grew from a single-city pilot to 12 municipalities, covering fecal sludge management, service billing, citizen requests, and GIS-based asset mapping.
Assessed 19 potential hydropower sites along the Sangu, Matamuhuri, and Bakkhali Rivers in Chattogram for the Power Division, using HEC-HMS hydrologic models and GIS-based topographic analysis to estimate year-round generation potential in a World Bank-sponsored feasibility study.
Streams Tech delivers custom software solutions and environmental consultancy
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