It’s with great pleasure that we’re able to highlight in the copmonthly community members’ participation along with the DHIS2 Core team in supporting and building the DHIS2 community. Thank you all community members for your participation and support.
April 2022 Helpful Community Members
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Top 10 Active Members
| User | Name | Country |
|---|---|---|
 @HaydnJ
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Haydn James | UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND |
 @Monjur
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Monjur Rahman | BANGLADESH |
 @chase.freeman
|
Chase Freeman | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
 @ddaley
|
Dan Daley | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
 @swoodworth
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Simon Woodworth | IRELAND |
 @simbachiri
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Simbarashe Chiripashi | ESWATINI |
 @Kenyuri
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Raphael Kenyuri | KENYA |
 @ferdinandmussavene
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ferdinand | MOZAMBIQUE |
 @fernandoshake
|
fernando shake | MOZAMBIQUE |
 @DEBLOSKY
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ABDOULAYE NAPON | BURKINA FASO |
Good Samaritans 
Without Good Samaritans, there’s no community! We are very thankful to all users for contributing to the CoP especially when helping other users. Samaritans, thank you for making others feel at home!
@Natalie_Tibbels | @jimiolaniyan | @Waheed | @Clara | @Matthew_Boddie | @Kose | @alanivey | @muhomis | @julhas | @plinnegan | @e4eDHIS2 | @vincentminde | @asacur | @Stephan_Mestach | @SamuelJohnson | @kstankevitz | @INyabuto | @Shamsdine_Ndaw | @Monjur | @nnkogift | @chingalo | @katherinelew | @Pacifique_Hategekima
Bug Hunters 
Many users who faced issues and discussed them with the community were very helpful in finding bugs. These bug hunters create Jira issues (with link to the CoP post) and support the development of DHIS2.
@asacur | @mauricejm | @barbietunnie | @johanfsk | @swoodworth | @Chase.Freeman | @linxd | @Amza | @HaydnJ | @fernandoshake
Feature Finders 
Whenever a user is trying to accomplish something with the software but it seems to be a daunting and complicated task, the CoP is a great place to discuss if there’s an easier way or an alternative solution. In fact, sometimes there is a workaround, and sometimes it turns out to be a feature request to be added in future DHIS2 releases. After discussion with the community, these Feature Finders create feature requests to shape the future of DHIS2!
@Clara | @johanfsk
Top Community Topics of the Month
1) Digitization of Tanzania Mainland Health Information System: A ten years journey for strengthening health care for national impact
Thank you HISP Tanzania for sharing with the DHIS2 Community your experience implementing DHIS2 in Tanzania. You’re an inspiration to the DHIS2 global community. 
2) Spring4Shell Vulnerability Update
The were several topics with HOTFIXES and instructions on how to protect instances from this vulnerability. It’s great to see this as a top topic because it assures us that the community is aware of the DHIS2 security processes and efforts.
BTW, HOTFIXES?! It might be worth mentioning that the DHIS2 Release Team will be using a new versioning convention:
Other interesting topics:
One day before the end of April there was an interesting topic that would be great to highlight. Thanks to UiO master’s student @Filipcl for posting about his project Developing and piloting a DHIS2 Android app for cold chain monitoring
Thanks for the Le coin des francophones community for the amazing participation in Webinaire sur la Surveillance des Maladies, jeudi 28 avril, 14:00 T.U
And thanks to all participants who attended the Web and Android Application Development ecosystem and tools webinar
Finally, please remember to write to us either on #forum-feedback or email community@dhis2.org
