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Malaria is a pressing concern in developing nations which bears global significance. The Shinda Malaria project, operating in the Tanzanian regions of Katavi and Kagera, aims to reduce the malaria burden and move towards elimination. The project concentrates on both facility- and community-based malaria activities, emphasising support for vulnerable populations such as pregnant women and children under five.
Multiple and fragmented information systems for malaria data tracking with Insufficient integration and interoperability, Existing Data quality issues and challenges with non-routine data management.
We provide technical assistance to strengthen health information systems and implement digital solutions for seamless project execution, streamlining and integrating malaria data capturing and use with enhanced data quality and verification. Establishing and Implementating standard operating procedures in malaria data management
Our intervention includes:
In the initial year, we have:
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