European Union/ PASS | DHIS2 Implementation and Capacity building Conducted intensive training for the national-level team in DHIS2 to develop their expertise, delivering a comprehensive course to empower them in managing the DHIS2 system effectively. Additionally, oversaw the implementation of DHIS2 across provincial levels. |
PSI | Road map for the Ministry of Health |
UNDP | System Assessment and Data Quality Enhancement Supporting Angola's Ministry of Health enhancing its National Health Information System through DHIS2 by assessing system capabilities, updating data collection forms, implementing data validation, audits, routine checks, and providing targeted training. |
WHO AFRO | Rapid assessment of Angola’s health information system A 10 day rapid assessment of Angola’s health information system was conducted with WHO AFRO to identify improvement priorities. The assessment evaluated system availability, functionality, and performance in health data management, involving discussions with key stakeholders and reviewing policy and strategic documents. Various ministries and international partners contributed to inform a new strategic plan for the health information system. |
WHO AFRO | HIS Strenghthening Developed a harmonized national indicator dictionary across programs, optimized DHIS-2 by incorporating WHO standard modules, established standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the routine health information and reporting, strengthened death reporting systems with ICD-11 integration to enhance the accuracy and reliability of mortality data, and provided training for the national team. |
Project Hope Washington D.C | Maternal Health Tracking System for ANC and Postnatal Care A system was developed for San Jose Hospital in Bogotá to comprehensively track maternal health, including activities such as registering ANC and postnatal patients, recording demographics and medical history, tracking visits, and documenting pregnancy risk factors, lab results, and immunizations. |
WHO AFRO | Coordinating National System Implementation The role involved leading coordination and supervision efforts on behalf of WHO and the Ministry of Health in Equatorial Guinea for the implementation of the national DHIS2 system, with UiO/HISP Spain and other partners supporting the initiative. |
Project Hope Washington D.C | Refugee Tracking in Moldova As part of the Ukraine crisis contract, systems were deployed in Moldova to track Ukrainian refugees, primarily women and children, and record the medical and psychological support provided in hosting centers. |
Project Hope Washington D.C | Refugee Tracking in Moldova As part of the Ukraine crisis contract, systems were deployed in Moldova to track Ukrainian refugees, primarily women and children, and record the medical and psychological support provided in hosting centers. |
Catholic AIDS Action |
The Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) system in Namibia utilized three tailored questionnaires for individuals, healthcare providers, and community groups to capture comprehensive data on healthcare services. The system gathered insights into service logistics, accessibility, quality, and community satisfaction.
The Community Surveillance System for capturing symptoms enables proactive monitoring of health threats by allowing community health workers to report symptoms observed in their communities. The system gathers and analyzes data, displays trends on dashboards, and alerts health officials to unusual patterns. |
Omicare Trust | Community Health Data System for Omnicare Trust This project focuses on developing a comprehensive data collection and reporting system for Omnicare Trust in Namibia to strengthen primary health care delivery in underserved communities through their mobile clinic van. |
USAID | National Youth Engagement Tracking System for Namibia The national system for the Ministry of Youth and National Services in Namibia was developed to track youth engagement in development programs, including courses in community engagement and entrepreneurial skills, as well as credit schemes and kit distribution. It managed enrollments, monitored course progress, documented credit disbursements, and tracked kit usage. Additionally, it recorded youth who established businesses post-training and assessed their progress, enabling impact evaluations and ongoing support. |
UNAIDS | ART System Implementation in Correctional Facilities Implemented an Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) system across all correctional facilities nationwide, allowing individuals in custody to receive HIV treatment directly within facility clinics rather than being referred to external health centers. An ETL process was used to extract and import records from health facilities into the newly implemented correctional facility system, ensuring continuity of care. |
UNDP | National SDG Hub |
MCSP/JSI | Namibia’s Master Health Facility List comprehensive database that catalogs all healthcare facilities within a country, including both public and private institutions, providing a unique identifier for each facility along with detailed information like location, contact details, services offered, and ownership type, allowing for easy access and management of healthcare facility data across different systems |
Project Hope Washington D.C | Refugee Tracking in Poland As part of the Ukraine crisis contract, systems were deployed in Poland to track Ukrainian refugees, primarily women and children, and record the medical and psychological support provided in hosting centers. |
Project Hope Washington D.C | Refugee Tracking in Romania As part of the Ukraine crisis contract, systems were deployed in Romania to track Ukrainian refugees, primarily women and children, and record the medical and psychological support provided in hosting centers. |
WHO - AFRO | Integrating EWARS into DHIS2 for Enhanced Disease Surveillance EWARS (Early Warning, Alert, and Response System), developed by WHO, was a surveillance tool used in South Sudan for detecting and responding to disease outbreaks, particularly in emergencies. This consultancy aimed to support South Sudan’s transition from EWARS to DHIS2, creating a more comprehensive and integrated health information system through the ETL process. |