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The Data Abundance Problem

Rwanda collects an impressive volume of health data. The District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2) platform aggregates reporting from thousands of health facilities across the country. Community health workers submit monthly reports on maternal health, child nutrition, malaria, and a range of other indicators. National surveys — the DHS, MICS, and various programme evaluations — add further layers of evidence to an already substantial dataset.

Watch: Workflow assessment and record digitisation inside a district health facility in Kigali.

The Data Abundance Problem

Rwanda collects an impressive volume of health data. The District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2) platform aggregates reporting from thousands of health facilities across the country. Community health workers submit monthly reports on maternal health, child nutrition, malaria, and a range of other indicators. National surveys — the DHS, MICS, and various programme evaluations — add further layers of evidence to an already substantial dataset.

The Data Abundance Problem

Rwanda collects an impressive volume of health data. The District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2) platform aggregates reporting from thousands of health facilities across the country. Community health workers submit monthly reports on maternal health, child nutrition, malaria, and a range of other indicators. National surveys — the DHS, MICS, and various programme evaluations — add further layers of evidence to an already substantial dataset.