DHIS2 Newsletter - September 2025 Highlights

The September 2025 edition of the DHIS2 Highlights newsletter is now available!

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Highlights:

  • :handshake: HISP UiO and World Diabetes Foundation (WDF) partnership: A four-year strategic agreement to strengthen digital tools for NCDs, including expanding the DHIS2 Health Data Toolkit with NCD resources and enhancing FHIR-based interoperability with EMRs and lab systems.
  • :baby: Partnership with UNICEF in Somalia & Cambodia:
    • :somalia: Somalia: Three-year agreement to enhance DHIS2 functionality, build capacity, and improve HIV and immunization data, with HISP Tanzania support.
    • :cambodia: Cambodia: Long-term collaboration with HISP Vietnam and the Ministry of Health to transition the national HMIS to DHIS2.
  • :norway: Norway launches DHIS2-based municipal health dashboards under the NIPH KoSy initiative, giving municipal chief medical officers secure access to public health data.
  • :graduation_cap: DHIS2 for Education (DHIS2-Ed):
    • :blue_book: Lesotho’s Ministry of Education transitions to DHIS2-Ed.
    • :bar_chart: Insights from the Gambia on modernizing education data with DHIS2.
  • :movie_camera: New videos – “What Does DHIS2 Mean to You”:
    • :tanzania: Claud John Kumalija (Tanzania MoH) on DHIS2 for informed health decisions.
    • :grenada: Larissa Mark (Grenada MoH) on improved data entry and health data use.
  • :books: New research publications:
    • :mosquito: Bayesian spatio-temporal modeling of malaria cases in Tanzania (2016–2023).
    • :kenya: Study on accuracy and use of DHIS2 data for health decision making in Kenya.
    • :globe_with_meridians: Paper on digital public goods and generativity in digital innovation for development.
  • :globe_showing_europe_africa: HISP activity highlights:
    • :ethiopia: Ethiopia: Air quality monitoring launch under GEOHealth Project.
    • :nepal: Nepal: Five-day DHIS2 design & customization training.
    • :central_african_republic: CAR: Webinar on digital transformation of immunization microplanning.
  • :newspaper: Community updates:
    • :philippines: Philippines: DHIS2-based multisector nutrition system launched.
    • :uganda: Uganda: DHIS2-based epidemic alert system for mpox featured in VaccinesWork.
    • :dominica: Dominica: Preparing DHIS2-based SARI surveillance with PAHO.
  • :memo: Extended deadline: Call for papers for DHIS2-themed SSM – Health Systems issue extended to October 31.
  • :microscope: Interactive demo: Explore DHIS2 Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Toolkit for supply chain strengthening and last-mile logistics.
  • :new_button: Core app updates: Continuous release of new features, including Capture App v102.2.0 – v103.2.0.
  • :red_question_mark: Top FAQs on transitioning from the legacy Data Entry app to the new version now available on the CoP.
  • :laptop: Software updates: DHIS2 v41.5 and Android Capture v3.2.1.1 released.
  • :date: Upcoming events & academies:
    • :globe_showing_asia_australia: DHIS2 Asia-Pacific Conference – 15-17 October, Bali, Indonesia.
    • :delivery_truck: DHIS2 for Logistics Academy – 10-14 November, Kigali, Rwanda.
    • :mali: Francophone Academy: Data Visualization (15-19 Sept, Bamako, Mali).
    • :togo: Francophone Academy: Server Administration (20-24 Oct, Lomé, Togo).
  • :tada: Academy recaps:
    • :bar_chart: Visualizing Data in DHIS2 Academy (11-15 Aug, Kigali, Rwanda).
    • :desktop_computer: Server Admin Academy (18-22 Aug, Colombo, Sri Lanka).
  • :birthday_cake: copmonthly celebrates 4 years! :tada: Over 538 members recognized for their helpful contributions.
  • :man_technologist: Developer updates:
    • Next meetup (11 Sept) on DHIS2 App Platform updates: revamped D2 CLI, Vite Config extensions, and more.
    • Recording available from August’s meetup on building public portals with FlexiPortal.
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So many great things to read and take part in with this special edition! It’s definitely worth checking out. Thank you for the monthly newsletters! :heart: