EyeSeeTea's Blog

Your go-to source for the latest news, insights, and updates on our work developing open-source software for NGOs and research centers.

Our blog features stories of how our software is being used to drive positive change,
as well as tips and resources for getting the most out of our DHIS2 tools.

2024 Highlights from EyeSeeTea

This year has been an amazing year for EyeSeeTea. We have been working on more than 20 impactful projects which contribute to make the world a better place. We attended the annual DHIS2 conference in Oslo and brough back three awards and so much feedback and ideas. One of the projects we support won a so deserved Trifermed award. And we have consolidated our amazing team and improved the ways we can learn from each other.

Universal Health Coverage Day: Health For all and tools to achieve it 

Universal Health Coverage means that all people have access to the full range of quality health services they need, when and where they need them. To achieve this, information on the current status of UHC around the world is key. This is the aim of the Universal Health Coverage Policy Watch (UHCPW).

An award for the fight against Chagas, breaking the silence together

One of this year’s Trifermed Social Impact on Health awards goes to Dr. Pedro Albajar Viñas, representing the WHO program for the control of Chagas disease. We review the work and impact of Dr. Albajar and the role played by the WHO and its Data Integrated Platform (WIDP) and some of the apps that we develop and maintain at EyeSeeTea.

DAC2024 – Highlights from EyeSeeTea

Once again, the annual DHIS2 conference has been an amazing experience. We presented three posters, spoke in two sessions and were finalists (winners!) at the DHIS2 app competition…

DHIS2 API Tips and CheatSheet

We will be collecting here some helpful resources regarding DHIS2 API. This is a work in progress and your feedback is more than appreciated. Please write to us if you have any!

Fighting malaria with technology

On World Malaria Day we are proud to contribute to the fight against malaria through 3 projects we showcase in this brief article: WHO World Malaria Report, WHO Malaria Threats Maps and the Simprinys biometrics DHIS2 app .

Biometrics against malaria

Simprints and EyeSeeTea are working together to track the new vaccination against malaria, in partnership with Ghana Health Service, with support from Gavi, Arm, and The Steele Foundation for Hope. Integrating our applications, we’re strengthening the data tracking systems to optimise the rollout of the malaria vaccine in two regions of Ghana using a state-of-the-art biometrics mobile solution.