Wikipedia:SWASTHA/Tracking

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September - December 2019 Consultation calls and meetups were held to engage existing Wikipedia communities and academic experts. Project SWASTHA started working on articles in late December 2019 after hosting in-person meeting in Mumbai which was attended by 10+ language community members. Wikipedia experts with average experience of 5+ years gathered under SWASTHA umbrella in Mumbai and decided to work on improving healthcare articles on English as well as local language Wikipedia's. January 2020- March 2020 Initial focus was on Neglected Tropical Diseases in India, Vaccination in India and Child Development in India. Articles were created specially to make sure India-specific information is available on Wikipedia. March - September 2020 Focus shifted completely on Coronavirus pandemic. More members joined the project to monitor pages and major task was to remove potential misinformation. Project received great reception from India media news outlets. Major emphasis was on 'in India' articles (i.e Coronavirus in India as compared to main Coronavirus articles) Other articles Few additional articles were created and existing articles were added to the watchlist. Clinical Trials related Clinical trials in India Clinical Trials Registry – India Clinical trials on Ayurveda Mental health Mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic