DHIS2

In Balochistan, digital data is helping strengthen healthcare for children. With @UNICEF’s support, DHIS2 is enabling @dpr_gob to access real-time data from health facilities, helping them respond faster to children’s health needs, even in remote areas. unicef.org/pakistan/stori…

We are proud to support the launch of Cambodia's national Health Management Information System on DHIS2 — covering all 25 provinces, from routine vaccination to disease surveillance. ow.ly/MFTS50Z2kcV @WHO, @UNICEF, @Gavi

@DarkWebInformer We are aware of this issue and will be working with affected countries to address it.

‼️🌐 District Health Information Software (DHIS2) allegedly breached: access shared to national health systems across more than 30 countries serving 3.2 billion people A threat actor is sharing access touching the District Health Information Software (DHIS2) instances of more than 30 national ministries of health. DHIS2 is the world's largest open-source health management information system (HMIS) platform, used by over 75 countries to manage data for 3.2 billion people, supporting national health information systems, disease surveillance, vaccine tracking, and supply logistics. The actor states the affected systems are the main administrative data of record for monitoring public health services, tracking case-based epidemics, outbreak responses, and immunization programs, and include WHO-configured metadata packages for HIV, TB, and Malaria. ▸ Actor: Keymous ▸ Sector: Government / Public Health Information Systems ▸ Type: Access / Data Breach ▸ Records: National HMIS platforms covering more than 30 countries ▸ Countries: Burundi, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zanzibar, Benin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Cameroon, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama (additionally listed as under check: Morocco, Iraq, Lebanon) Compromised data: ▪ Main administrative data of record for national public health services ▪ Case-based epidemic monitoring and outbreak response data ▪ Immunization program data ▪ WHO-configured metadata packages for HIV ▪ WHO-configured metadata packages for TB (Tuberculosis) ▪ WHO-configured metadata packages for Malaria ▪ Disease surveillance feeds ▪ Vaccine tracking data ▪ Supply logistics records ▪ Access touching the ministries of health for Honduras, Bhutan, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria, and other countries listed above Stop guessing what's redacted. Subscribers see everything → darkwebinformer.com/pricing

@dsn_ai_network And the sun came out, as well! A great day.

80% of people with #diabetes live in LMICs—where health systems are under-resourced. At #WHA78, @WorldDiabetesF & @IntDiabetesFed explored how aligned policy, local ownership, & digital systems like #eCHIS, #HISP & @dhis_2 can close the #NCD care gap. ⭕️

@ferozshahsyed Hi Syed, are you involved in our online community? community.dhis2.org

@dhis_2 I am really interested in DHIS2 and using it for Malaria in Pakistan

🎉 NEWS: DHIS2 v42 & Android 3.2 available now! These releases includes exciting improvements in configuration, aggregate and individual data collection, data visualization and analysis, platform extensibility and interoperability, and more. buff.ly/cdJtmgV #ICT4D #DHIS2

@OmaryR2 Hi Omary, Please engage with our experts here: community.dhis2.org

@dhis_2 Hello from Tanzania! The 2025 data entry section is suddenly unavailable, Help please.

OPS/OMS Chile🇨🇱 invita a participar de "Consultoría Plataforma de registro y seguimiento para casos de TB en DHIS 2". +info: paho.org/es/contratos-s…

@ICT_Works ownership. Thanks to ICTworks for helping us spread this important message! Read now: ictworks.org/we-must-invest… #DHIS2 #OpenSource #GlobalHealth #ICT4D #DigitalHealth #Tech4Dev 3/3

@ICT_Works open-source tools, and local system ownership." We believe the key to building resilient, sustainable, and effective health information systems is to focus on routine data that serves the needs of country stakeholders and to strengthen capacity for local information system 2/3

🗞️ NEWS: @ICT_Works has published an article by our core team about the importance of investing in locally-owned health data systems. "At a time when budgets for global health are tight, it is imperative to support sustainable solutions—that means investing in routine data, 1/3

@MetaMarvel_ @DanKornas @ThePracticalDev @da @googleaidevs @msdev @metamarvel_ you can also join our free Developer Meetups: developers.dhis2.org/events/develop… And community of practice: community.dhis2.org

Our implementation partners at HISP MENA are proudly supporting this workshop in Damascus, alongside the Norwegian Embassy and Syria's MoH. sana.sy/en/?p=351581

Health information systems: a cornerstone in strengthening #healthsystems. The @DHIS_2, by @UniOslo is a #digitalpublicgood. 🇳🇴 is proud of this program covering >3 bn people in >70 countries, incl 🇸🇾.

@pahowho platform, we are not only strengthening our capacity to monitor and respond to health challenges, but also fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration." Learn more: buff.ly/3DcvnEc #DHIS2 #OpenSource #DigitalPublicGoods #DigitalHealth 5/5

@pahowho milestone in our collective efforts to enhance public health infrastructure across the Americas,” said Marcelo D’Agostino, unit chief for Information Systems and Digital Health at the PAHO Department of Evidence and Intelligence for Action in Health. “By leveraging the DHIS2 4/5

NEWS: The Pan American Health Organization @pahowho and the HISP Centre at the University of Oslo (HISP UiO) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on strengthening digital health information systems in the Americas. The agreement establishes a 1/5