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MNH DATA 2: Scaling locally-led data innovations in routine health information systems for maternal and newborn health to drive faster progress from individual level to national and beyond

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Join this interactive 2.5 hour session that explores locally-led data innovations transforming maternal and newborn health across Africa. This session brings government leaders, implementers, healthcare professionals, researchers, and donors to examine innovations driving impact towards national SDG 3 and Every Woman Every Newborn Everywhere targets. 

High-quality data are foundational for health, yet hospitals in sub-Saharan Africa often lack timely, actionable data in the formats needed. National data from Household Surveys are shifting to aggregate (e.g., DHIS2) yet need rapid shifts to individual-level to track impact, coverage, and quality of clinical care, plus inputs. The electronic data transition is an opportunity, but also a threat if not integrated into national systems. Data are no use if not used, e.g., in facility/national dashboards. How can data innovations drive real change at scale for accelerated maternal and child health progress in Africa? 

This session includes future casting talks, a panel, and then experiential networking to move to faster, smarter, scalable MNH information systems across Africa.

This session is open to all delegates. Please register here if you plan to attend this Pre-Conference session.

20260323T1100 20260323T1330 Africa/Nairobi MNH DATA 2: Scaling locally-led data innovations in routine health information systems for maternal and newborn health to drive faster progress from individual level to national and beyond

Join this interactive 2.5 hour session that explores locally-led data innovations transforming maternal and newborn health across Africa. This session brings government leaders, implementers, healthcare professionals, researchers, and donors to examine innovations driving impact towards national SDG 3 and Every Woman Every Newborn Everywhere targets. 

High-quality data are foundational for health, yet hospitals in sub-Saharan Africa often lack timely, actionable data in the formats needed. National data from Household Surveys are shifting to aggregate (e.g., DHIS2) yet need rapid shifts to individual-level to track impact, coverage, and quality of clinical care, plus inputs. The electronic data transition is an opportunity, but also a threat if not integrated into national systems. Data are no use if not used, e.g., in facility/national dashboards. How can data innovations drive real change at scale for accelerated maternal and child health progress in Africa? 

This session includes future casting talks, a panel, and then experiential networking to move to faster, smarter, scalable MNH information systems across Africa.

This session is open to all delegates. Please register here if you plan to attend this Pre-Conference session.

Boardroom 22 International Maternal Newborn Health Conference 2026 information@imnhc.org
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Professor, NEST360 lead for data and evaluation
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Newborn Technical Lead - Reproductive Health Directorate
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Ministry of Health
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Newborn Essential Solutions And Technologies (NEST360) - Malawi
eHealth Advisor
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Ministry of Health Rwanda
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