“Can an open-source, Digital-Public-Good data platform become the default operating system for public-health financing and surveillance in low- and middle-income countries?”
Bluesquare was founded in 2012 as a Belgian technology company building data systems for results-based financing (RBF) and performance-based financing (PBF) in emerging-market health programs. Over time it evolved into a broader public-health data infrastructure company centred on two open-source Digital Public Goods — IASO (geospatial data collection) and OpenHEXA (data integration/analysis) — plus commercial DHIS2 hosting. The 2026 launch of the Bluesquare Console added a self-serve subscription and integrated payment management layer, marking the company's move from pure services-and-hosting to a SaaS-style product model.
Bluesquare was founded by Nicolas de Borman and is founded in 2012, headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
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