Eighty minutes of counselling, built to be completed.

An animated digital learning series on family planning and the healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies, delivered to health workers and facilitators through a learning management system.

What Anya Segen built

Anya Segen built the series end to end: scripts, storyboards, animation, multilingual adaptation, the learning management system, and the documentation handed over with it.

The programme, in numbers

What the work was part of.

80 minutes of animated learning content produced Anya Segen delivery record

8 sections the curriculum was structured into Anya Segen delivery record

3 languages English, Hindi and Marathi Anya Segen delivery record

1,500 users provisioned on the learning management system, with mobile offline access Anya Segen delivery record

Figures describe work delivered by Anya Segen on this engagement.

What the evidence shows

Reach is the start. This is the rest.

01Offline access on a phone mattered more than any feature on the platform, because the learners were rarely at a desk and rarely on a stable connection.
02Three languages were built as one system rather than three productions, so a correction to the clinical content propagated everywhere instead of drifting between versions.

From the work

On the ground.

Animated couple in conversation, from the family planning learning module — Plain-language animation, made to be shown by a health worker in the field

Digital learning is judged by completion, not by delivery. Every decision here was made against a single question: will a health worker finish this on the device they actually own?

Sources

Where these numbers come from.

Project record, Anya Segen. Figures describe work delivered by Anya Segen rather than programme-level outcomes published by the client.

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