DHIS2 Resources
xmartDHIS2: A DHIS2 interoperability experience
DHIS2 data was getting stuck inside DHIS2. The app EyeSeeTea built for WHO moves it seamlessly into their corporate data ecosystem.
December 29, 2025
Blog
Stories, technical notes and company news from our work with NGOs and public institutions.
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Case Studies
NHWA Data Quality App: better data for better health workforce planning
Health workforce planning depends on reliable data. The DHIS2 app EyeSeeTea built for WHO automates validation across countries and cuts the manual workload.
June 16, 2025
Case Studies
Empowering global health with data: DHIS2 & the World Malaria Report
Over 100 countries report malaria data to WHO every year. Here is the platform we built to make that process reliable and consistent.
April 25, 2025
Case Studies
Artificial Intelligence as a tool to help identify skin Neglected Tropical Diseases
Primary care workers correctly diagnose skin diseases 30 to 40% of the time. An AI-powered WHO app is working to change that.
February 20, 2025
Case Studies
Leishmaniasis country profiles: putting surveillance data to work for a billion people at risk
A billion people at risk, most cases undiagnosed. How WHO is using DHIS2 to track leishmaniasis country by country for the first time.
January 30, 2025
Case Studies
WIDP: How nine WHO departments ended up sharing the same data platform
Nine WHO departments, 150 countries, 10 million data values. The story of how WIDP became WHO’s preferred health data platform.
January 9, 2025
Case Studies
What does healthcare access actually look like across Europe and Central Asia? UHC Watch has the data
Ten years of health financing evidence from 40 countries, turned into a public platform anyone can use. This is UHC Watch.
December 12, 2024
Awards
An award for the fight against Chagas, breaking the silence together
A Trifermed award for twenty years of fighting Chagas disease, and the open source data platform that supports the battle.
September 16, 2024
Case Studies
Counting every case: the global reporting system we built for WHO’s hepatitis elimination campaign
Seven million people infected, most undiagnosed. We built the WHO system that tracks the global response to viral hepatitis.
November 26, 2018