The project aims to digitize and enhance emergency care systems for ambulance services in Osh, Jalal-Abad and Batken, shifting from paper-based workflows to a fully automated, interoperable system. This transformation will improve the way emergency calls are handled, leading to better dispatching, monitoring, and analysis of services, particularly in remote areas. Frontline staff will benefit from reduced administrative tasks, real-time tracking of ambulances, improved coordination, and standardized documentation, while managers and health authorities will have access to live dashboards and analytical tools to enhance service quality and performance monitoring. The initiative is set to improve response times and access to life-saving services for residents in Osh, Jalal-Abad and Batken. The project is designed to be replicable and sustainable, utilizing adapted open-source software, building local IT capacity, and providing comprehensive training for dispatchers, doctors, and paramedics. It aims to create a scalable digital ambulance model that can be implemented nationwide, positioning the Ministry of Health for broader digital transformation in emergency healthcare across Kyrgyzstan. Key activities include equipping ambulance stations with digital infrastructure, establishing manuals and protocols, and ensuring reliable service delivery in challenging locations. Target beneficiaries include the general population as well as health professionals and structures.