Welcome to the DHIS2 Annual Conference 2025 - Day 2!
This is the second day in the 2025 DHIS2 Annual Conference June 11, 2025! Plenary sessions will be live-streamed on the DHIS2 YouTube channel.
You can watch Day 2 at this link, click here. You can also watch the livestream and share comments and questions here on the Community of Practice (click on the banner above to start the video stream).
Virtual Participants will receive daily emails/CoP posts with all the Zoom links for plenary, parallel and virtual networking sessions (in-person participants can use dac2025.dhis2.org).
09:00-10:20: Climate and Health 2025-06-11T07:00:00Z→2025-06-11T08:20:00Z
After a break for lunch, from 9:00 AM onward we will split into parallel sessions. These sessions will be hosted on Zoom, but not live-streamed. If you would like to join these sessions, you can register as a virtual conference participant to receive updates as well as Zoom links, click here.
French interpretation is available for the plenary sessions and some parallel sessions via Zoom.
We hope you’ll tune in for the Annual Conference this year!
Thank you for joining the plenary session today. You are welcome to ask any follow-up questions here regarding the presentations. There will be a similar post tomorrow with the link to the Day 2 livestream.
If you are already registered as a virtual participant, follow the schedule and updates here.
As a development professional with a background in public health and data systems, I am deeply interested in using and developing DHIS2 to strengthen evidence-based decision-making in Pakistan, particularly in underserved regions like Balochistan. My experience working with MNCH, health information systems, and community-based monitoring has shown me how crucial reliable, real-time data is for improving service delivery and responding to public health challenges. DHIS2 offers a powerful, adaptable platform that can transform how health and development data are collected, analyzed, and acted upon at all levels of the system. My motivation to engage with DHIS2 stems from a desire to contribute to smarter, more responsive programming, especially in remote and data-scarce areas.
In the context of Balochistan, where access to quality healthcare, education, and livelihoods remains a pressing challenge, DHIS2 can play a vital role in addressing gaps in service delivery and governance. I am particularly interested in exploring topics such as digital health innovation, maternal and child health tracking, climate-related vulnerabilities, and conflict-sensitive development—all of which can be strengthened by robust data systems like DHIS2. By integrating local knowledge with real-time dashboards and analytics, we can empower government institutions, NGOs, and communities to respond more effectively to the evolving needs of the province and contribute meaningfully to national and global development goals.
I would like to know where one can access the Prediction app used with the Climate Health use case. I could find the Climate Health app but not the Prediction app on the DHIS2 app hub.
And here’s the link to the livestream today if anyone missed it: