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Almost 95% of the global population is covered by mobile phone networks, providing a rich source of data on people’s mobility. Ayumi Arai explains how the University of Tokyo is harnessing this capability in Sri Lanka to better understand malaria risks and target interventions. http://www.weforum.org/
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