Agile Tech For Fragile Contexts: Scaling Digital Health Solutions in Complex Environments

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In challenging and fragile contexts, scaling up digital health solutions has depended heavily on private funding and short-term investments, often failing to build adequate capacity locally to enable digital solutions to be brought to scale. Making technology solutions stick in fragile contexts and hard-to-reach locations is further complicated by human resource scarcity, low capacity and retention. World Vision has partnered with Ministry of Health and other key partners to scale up through local service providers. The solutions designed enable scale up through agile technologies, simplified data use procedures, and long-term investments to strengthen district information systems in challenging settings. In this panel we will hear from Ministry of health representatives and WV partner staff, to discuss the scope and utilisation of technologies for solving key issues in supply chain and health systems management in fragile and complex locations. Speakers: 1 - Calixte Ndabumviyubusa – World Vision Burundi. 2 - Andrew Saffa Koroma - World Vision Sierra Leone. 3 - District Health Management Representative Bonthe District - Sierra Leone. 4 - Dr Abdirizak Hersi, Director General, MoH Somalia. 5 - Dr Vianney Rusagara, World Vision Somalia. 6 - Dr Bethel Nizigiyimana-HMIS /Chief in Charge Research and Surveys- MoH-Burundi Government.
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Health & Nutrition Advisor
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World Vision International
MCNE Grant Manager
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World Vision International Burundi
Global Fund Programme Manager
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World Vision UK

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