BAMBOO - INSURANCE FOR EVERYONE 2019

About Bamboo

Bamboo plans to create a blockchain, IoT and AI-based platform that will empower ASEAN citizens to control their health. From the food supply chain to personal health data, we want you to feel better and live longer. Bamboo is a platform where users can keep their health on track and get prizes for it - launch an official bounty campaign! We invite everyone who is interested to join and help us grow a hefty community!

Introduction

Mission Statement

Bamboo drives insurance accessibility by galvanizing contributing specialists on a massive blockchain Ecosystem with
artificial intelligence and machine learning embedded technology to deliver innovative and borderless transformative
healthcare with the aim to eradicate the health protection gap.
Vision
Insurance for Everyone.
Executive Summary
The Bamboo Ecosystem aims to deliver Insurance for Everyone through establishing a trusted and sustainable
Ecosystem for ASEAN wellness for empowering better holistic living.
The Bamboo Wellness Ecosystem focuses on:
f Enabling alternative and affordable insurance accessibility mechanisms.
f Improving data accessibility, transparency and reliability using blockchain-based immutable databases. This will ensure
that local insurers are able to create highly flexible and affordable insurance policies based on the high quality data.
f Leveraging Archipelago’s established operational expertise as the vehicle for facilitating implementations of proposed
technologies so that the broader Ecosystem including local insurers, user communities, healthcare providers, specialist
workers, product and service providers plus all parties involved in the food supply chain will stand to benefit.
f Removing legacy structures which have been roadblocks to delivery of smart health care and replacing them with
efficient, up-to-date technological solutions which utilize cutting-edge technologies including blockchain and IoT.
Bamboo is a platform that leverages a business/vendor partner model to drive wellness through data analytics. The
platform will benefit everyone including hospitals, insurers, and consumers.
The platform allows the Bamboo Model 1.0 to be activated for the insured user under Bamboo Insurers. The Ecosystem
shows constant engagement between insurer and policy holder which benefits for both parties through the interchange
of insights for the betterment of the community. Ultimately, this will narrow the health protection gap and increase
protection coverage across the region.
Insurance can play a key role in closing the protection gap by providing financial resources at times of unexpected
medical expenses and building a baseline of resilience.
The BAMBOO platform offers advantages such as eliminating falsehoods, managing the rising cost of healthcare, getting
rid of unethical food and drink labels, preventing diseases, and empowering consumers to regain the control of their
health. One of the elements BAMBOO focuses on is the early diagnosis and the effective treatment of chronic diseases
such as diabetes and hypertension. Early diagnosis gets rid of the higher cost of treatment and diagnosis that comes
with identifying disease in its late stages.

CURRENT PROBLEMS

It's no secret: There are gaps in the health care industry, which lead to higher costs for consumers, pressure on the government welfare system, and increasing inefficiencies in the legacy system.

The solution

Bambu strives to improve health services in ASEAN through applications that provide a comprehensive network of health services, health insurance, and health monitoring and recommendations. This will include reducing the risk of food and fraud through blockchain technology, AI and machine learning.

ASIA SOUTH HAVE A NUMBER OF CHALLENGES:

75% of global deaths caused by non-communicable diseases are in emerging markets

54% of those suffering from diabetes live in Asia
The health protection gap costs 1.4 trillion US dollars in developing countries in Asia.

$ 1.4 T Health protection gap costs 1.4 trillion US dollars in developing countries in Asia.

4% In 2015, health care costs reached 4% of global GDP

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