Sustainable information systems for action.
We design, implement, promote integrated and sustainable information systems for action.
We will constantly strive to use new ideas and techniques in our work.
Our organizational culture supports and encourages constructive two-way dialogue and a commitment to working together.
Our guiding principles are honesty, responsibility and integrity.
We believe in working fast with a predisposition to action and aversion to bureaucracy.
We value our staff and appreciate and reward their hard work.
A broader collaboration with regional health centers is expanding digital health support, data use, and implementation follow-up across multiple parts of Uganda.
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A focused DHIS2 workshop will bring implementation teams together for hands-on learning around configuration, analytics, and practical system use.
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Regional recognition highlights HISP Uganda's continued work building sustainable information systems and improving how health data supports action.
Read moreYears strengthening information systems for action
Countries reached through regional collaboration
Implementations, studies, and delivery programmes
People supported through stronger health systems
HISP Uganda brings implementation depth, public-sector discipline, and technology fluency together so information systems become part of how institutions actually operate.
We build practical digital health systems that are usable in the field, governable at national level, and sustainable after deployment.
Training, mentoring, and operational support are designed into the work so local teams own the tools and the outcomes.
Our work aligns government priorities, implementing partners, and technical teams around measurable public-sector results.
Our role is not just to introduce tools. We help institutions adopt better ways of collecting, governing, interpreting, and acting on information across programmes and teams.
That means balancing innovation with operational reality: technical architecture, training, support, governance, and reporting all have to work together.
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National and sub-national systems for routine reporting, surveillance, planning, and performance management.
Dashboards, validation workflows, and audit processes that help teams trust the data they use to make decisions.
Targeted tools and integrations that close operational gaps without adding unnecessary system complexity.
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Featured projects
Active initiatives
Focus areas
Active Monitoring immunization performance with reliable reporting, targeted analytics, and operational visibility for programme teams.
Completed Improving how health programme data moves across systems so reporting stays consistent, timely, and decision-ready.
Active Real-time visibility for vaccination operations, enabling teams to coordinate delivery and monitor campaign performance at scale.
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A broader collaboration with regional health centers is expanding digital health support, data use, and implementation follow-up across multiple parts of Uganda.
Read update A focused DHIS2 workshop will bring implementation teams together for hands-on learning around configuration, analytics, and practical system use.
Read update Regional recognition highlights HISP Uganda's continued work building sustainable information systems and improving how health data supports action.
Read updateTalk to the team about national systems, programme delivery, analytics, capacity building, or innovation support.
