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Led by Digital Square and M-RITE, this study aimed to identify the root causes of COVID-19 vaccination data backlogs in the DRC, Kenya, Senegal, and Tanzania.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Tanzania as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Ghana as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

As part of the Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project, Digital Square partnered with the Tanzania Ministry of Health (MOH) to review existing assessments and workflows to better understand the landscape of solutions currently used in Tanzania’s immunization health domain.

This immunization SURD aims to provide a common language across various audiences to ensure a common understanding of the appropriate health information content within the immunization health program area in Malawi, as a mechanism to catalyze the effective use of these digital systems.

Developed by Digital Square, the Digital Health for Community-Based Management of Febrile Illness framework describes the desired state for community health worker use of digital tools for managing malaria and other febrile illnesses.

Led by Busara Center for Behavioral Economics as part of the DRIVE Demand project, this literature review examined key barriers and levers influencing vaccine demand in order to better understand the essential behavioral dynamics impacting COVID-19 vaccine uptake in low- and middle-income countries.

As part of the Digital Innovation in Pandemic Control (DIPC) project, Digital Square partnered with the Malawi Ministry of Health’s (MOH) Digital Health Division (DHD) and Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) to better understand the digital systems currently used to support immunization.

This fact sheet outlines all the ways in which Digital Square helps secure digital health systems and global goods in particular.

With investment from The Rockefeller Foundation and in partnership with the Clinton Health Access Initiative and Honduras Ministry of Health, Digital Square will support the optimization of Honduras’ digital health systems strengthening and governance.

This report offers a framework for conceptualizing digital public infrastructure for health (DPI-H) that is grounded in priority digital health interventions.

This landscaping analysis report and accompanying executive summary provide a comprehensive review of digital health policies and urban health landscape in 5 South Asian cities.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries experienced data backlogs in their emergency response efforts. A root cause analysis found that server configuration and performance were limiting factors for some programs' ability to effectively capture and report COVID-19 data. As a result, this toolkit has been developed to help organizations quickly assess their DHIS2 Tracker configurations and identify potential problems.

This technical toolkit builds on those findings and presents guidance to resolve identified information and communication technology challenges by users with the use of the DHIS2 and DHIS2 Tracker. The tools provided, designed in consultation with users for actionable results, are designed to help countries quickly address identified challenges, respond to the current pandemic, and scale DHIS2 Tracker implementations into the future so that they do not repeat similar challenges experienced during the pandemic response.

With investment from The Rockefeller Foundation and in partnership with the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly, and Children, Digital Square will support the integration and harmonization of existing immunization systems in Tanzania.

With support from the Ministry of Health and Social Action (MOHSA) in Mali and The Rockefeller Foundation, DRIVE Demand will support technical adaptions to enable two-way SMS messaging in the existing routine immunization platform and provide social behavior change messages via mothers’ groups.

Digital Square will work collaboratively with the Department of Disease Control at Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health through investment by The Rockefeller Foundation to support expanded outreach to underserved communities in Thailand’s Narathiwat Province through hyper-local messages to improve routine immunization.