Our goal is to improve the quality and availability of healthcare for underserved populations, primarily through data management and logistics support to enable better decision-making.

We bring fresh ideas to routine immunization with integrated research, communications, design, and delivery which has improved the quality and availability of information, supplies and services to the last mile.

Our objectives:

• Increase public primary healthcare facilities that meet national or international standards for maternal and child health.

• Improve supply chains for vital health commodities.

• Increase access to high-quality eLearning resources for healthcare workers to achieve proficiency in healthcare delivery, management, and leadership.

The main objective of the Quantitative Energy Survey for PeopleSuN project is to generate data that will be used to model household and enterprise daily electricity consumption and expenditures across non-urban electrified regions of Nigeria and add these to the (growing) list of spatially explicit data layers available for the country. Learn more about this project.

Through LoMIS, we provide reliable vaccine delivery services in Kano, Bauchi, and Sokoto states. LoMIS improves the timely availability of life-saving vaccines and reduces stock-outs in underserved communities. Read more about the LoMIS Suite solution and read the case study. 

The objective of the GBV Call center is to provide 24x7 service to survivors and related persons as a way to ensure the continuity and expansion of case management services for the GBV sub-sector across the State. Learn more about this project.

The main objective of the BISKIT project is to ensure that the target populations in South Africa consistently have access to safe blood and blood products in the event of a crisis. Learn more about this project.

Vaccine Direct Delivery (VDD) is a third-party logistics service provided to the State Primary Healthcare Development Agencies, with the aim of providing effective and efficient distribution of vaccines and dry commodities from state cold store to health facilities at the ward level. Learn more about VDD.

The World Food Programme (WFP) uses either food or cash transfers to support vulnerable populations affected by the violence in Northeast Nigeria. In order to achieve these objectives, WFP partners with implementing partners such as eHA to setup and manage warehouse facilities across the region. Learn more about this partnership.

Recognizing the need for management and leadership skills among those in charge of health facilities, we support training for Community Health Officers (CHOs). Additionally, eHA modified and implemented an electronic version of the Service Ability and Readiness Assessment (SARA) tool to assist CHOs to track and provide data on whether health posts have the necessary materials to provide basic health care. Learn about the Community Health Officer - Management & Leadership Training Program.

Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) is a service-based training program whose purpose is to train public health workers in the principles and practices of field epidemiology as they provide service to their countries. Learn more about FETP.

The GRID3 project aimed to collect accurate, complete, and geospatially referenced data relevant to a variety of sectors across Nigeria (25 states and the FCT). Datasets collected include: settlements, health facilities, schools, markets, roads, water points, farms etc. Learn more about GRID3.

MEDSINC was designed by THINKMD for use by frontline health workers—Community Health Workers (CHWs) to perform an integrated illness severity assessment for respiratory distress, dehydration, sepsis, malnutrition (none-moderate-severe) and other childhood illnesses. Read the MEDSINC case study.

The objective of the STRIVE project is to sustain a long-term facility for the STRIVE participant clinical trial records that meet mandated regulatory storage requirements. Learn more about STRIVE.

Nigeria is a focus country of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative and Kano state in Northern Nigeria has been conducting Health Camps in every ward as part of the National Polio Eradication Program. eHealth Africa (eHA) through its Health Camps project, procures, packages, and distributes essential medicines and equipment to health facilities across the State, utilizing data to ensure optimal distribution. Learn more about Health Camps.

In Sierra Leone, vaccine-preventable diseases constitute over 30% of the causes of death among children under the age of 5. Recognizing that high quality immunization data is key to improve vaccination rates, we provide support to the VaxTrac electronic immunization registry system. Learn more about the VaxTrac solution and read the VaxTrac case study.

We have distributed more than 1,400 Android phones to Healthcare Workers in Kano state, each equipped with Open Data Kits (ODKs) that make it easy for users to submit data via questionnaires. This project enabled the Kano State government to collect, track, and act on key health performance indicators. Read the Kano Connect case study.