Campaign Digitalization Meeting
The purpose of this meeting is to bring together partners involved in digitalization for delivery of different health services through campaigns to exchange knowledge, experiences, challenges, and best practices in the use of digital tools and digital data for improving health campaigns and optimizing efficiency.
The focus is on cross-programme learning, incorporating aspects such as malaria campaign digitalization, and examples from neglected tropical diseases (NTD) and immunization, and provides an opportunity to learn more about product solutions to address common problems across health campaign interventions. The meeting is organized with inputs from AMP partners including the Gates Foundation (TGF), Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), GAVI, the Malaria Consortium and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Recaps from Campaign Digitalization meetings
2025
The 2025 Campaign Digitalization Meeting of the Alliance for Malaria Prevention took place on April 10-11, 2025.
UNDP work on digital health The role of digitization in improving data quality for ITN distribution campaigns in Mali Sierra Leone 2023/2024 digitalized ITN mass distribution campaign Evaluation of digitizing multiple malaria campaigns with a common MOH platform - impact, costs, and lessons Integrated digitization of neglected drug diseases mass drug administration in Nigeria Embracing technology: digitalization of mass ITNs replacement campaign in Zanzibar Using digital platform for effective ITN distribution in Liberia Combined Slide Deck (AM Sessions) Combined Slide Deck (PM Sessions) Beyond vouchers: evaluating alternative strategies for ITN distribution in Ghana Use of E-tokens for ITN mass campaign: Case study of the 2024 Ogun State ITN mass campaign implementation Governance, ownership, and sustainability of digital approaches for public health campaigns Transforming community health and campaign management in Benin Lessons learned and challenges from digitalization of the LLINs distribution campaigns in South Sudan Strengthening integrated campaign digitalization: WHO and UNICEF guidance for navigating digitalization and tool selection Combined Slide Deck (AM Sessions) Combined Slide Deck (PM Sessions) Video – shared screen & speaker view Morning Session Full Day Workshop 2: Integrated campaigns and cross program Digitization Workshop 3: Optimizing campaign data reuse: establishing a Workshop 4: Zambezi Enhancing payment efficiency through use of digital tools Presentations – Day 1
Dr Manish Pant, Angela Anna De Tommasi, Aicha Mohamed Ali, Angela Marques
Boubacar Sidiki Maiga
Wani Kumba Lahai
Mariana da Silva
Gambo Yakubu
Salim Faki Salim
Joseph O. Alade Presentations - Day 2
Justice Boakye
Chinonso Chime
Andrew Wamari
Rodrigue Kahoun, Rock AIKPON, Fatou Sow
Aweno Norman
Lauren Thesis, Chipo Ngongoni, Cristina Lussiana Recordings – Day 1
Recordings – Day 2
Video – shared screen & speaker view
Video – shared screen & speaker view
Video – shared screen & speaker view
framework for leveraging malaria ITN distribution data across health
campaigns and multi-purpose health initiatives
Video – shared screen & speaker view
Video –shared screen & speaker view
2024
The 2024 Campaign Digitalization Meeting of the Alliance for Malaria Prevention took place on February 21st – 22nd, 2024.
Video – shared screen & speaker view Video – shared screen & speaker view Keynote Address – ENG Geo-enabling microplanning and delivery of health campaigns and routine service delivery – ENG Demonstration Sessions – DHIS2 Campaign Demo – ENG Product Solution Overview – ENG AMP Meeting – Mass Net Campaign Digitilization – ENG Zambia 2023 ITN Mass Distribution Campaign Digitalization Experiences – ENG Mozambique: Lessons learned from ITN campaign digitization (2022-2023), and vision for future integrated digitization – ENG Digitalisation de la campagne et utilisation des smartphones communautaires – ENG Integrated digital microplanning for immunization campaigns in UNICEF: current activities and opportunities – ENG ESPEN Collect – Advancing NTD Digitalization in Mapping, Impact, Surveillance and Coverage Surveys – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Red Rose) – ENG | FRE Product solutions demonstration (eGov) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (DHIS2) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Dimagi - Commcare) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Akros - Reveal) – ENG Geo-enabled Microplanning for Immunization in Bangladesh –Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Centre for Health Department of Data and Analytics, DDI – ENG TraceNet: Enabling Digitalization – ENG Digitalisation de la campagne de masse de distribution 2022 en republique du congo – Tracabilite des milda – FR Product solutions demonstration (ODK) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Ona) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Novel-T) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Crosscut) – ENG Product solutions demonstration (Bluesquare - lASO) – ENG Digitalisation des campagnes de santé en RDC – Cas de la campagne contre la poliomyélite dans la province du Haut Lomami : Défis et Leçons – FR Integrating campaign platforms into the architecture of the national health information system – ENG Improving ITN delivery visibility through use of digital tools in Zambia’s 2023 mass campaign – ENG Maximizing Private Sector Impact: UNITEL's Role in Digitizing PMI funded Mass Net Distribution in Angola – ENG BYOD for Digitalization of the ITNs UCC – ENG Health campaign digitization Guidance: A toolkit for efficient end-to-end campaign management and delivery – ENG Recordings – Day 1
Recordings – Day 2
Presentations – Day 1
J. Austin
A. Winters (AKROS)
Sakibou ALASSANI, Systems development Lead (HISP West & Central Africa)
Kibor K. Keitany (NMCP Kenya)
Japhet Chiwaula (Zambia 2023 ITN Digitization Experiences)
Mariana da Silva (Mozambique, NMCP)
Fazazi Bah Traore (PNLP Togo)
Cristina Lussiana & Nwabundo Dike (UNICEF)
Dyesse Yumba Nduba (WHO) Presentations – Day 2
Samuel Omara (WHO, GIS Centre ffor Health)
Chirs Warren (PMI)
Joseph Bienfait Aniniyo (CDM CONGO, AMP Nairobi)
Elvis Tshibasu Muanza (ICD DRC)
Sakibou Alassani (System Dev Lead, HWCA)
Segolène d’Herlincourt (PSM Zambia)
Suse Emiliano (PSI Angola)
Rukaari Medard (National ITNs Coordinator, Uganda)
Chipo Ngongoni (WHO)
2023
The 2023 Campaign Digitalization Meeting of the Alliance for Malaria Prevention took place on May 10th – 11th, 2023.
Keynote address: Leveraging digital tools for improving health campaign efficiency and outcomes – ENG Benin’s cross-programme work to digitize malaria and NTD campaigns: Recommendations for establishing a national georepository – ENG Experiences and lessons from payments digitalization in polio campaigns – ENG Building, piloting, and deploying a national ITN campaign data management system in Tchad: Needs for future iterations – FR Geographic accessibility (travel time, nearest facility, etc.) for health campaign microplanning – ENG Nigeria – Use of GRID3 routine immunization maps for improving ITN campaign outcomes: Future perspectives – ENG Geo-enabling microplanning and delivery of health campaigns – multi country experience – ENG Malawi – Adapting Rapid-SMS for multiple vaccination campaigns: Looking to the future – ENG Introduction to session - Why do integrated campaign digitalization? – ENG Mozambique: Vision for integrated campaign digitalization – ENG DRC: Establishment of ministry-wide governance for campaign digitization – FR Kenya: Establishing Ministry-wide governance and capacity for integrated campaign digitization – ENG Round robin tool demonstrations – eGov – ENG Round robin tool demonstrations – Red Rose – ENG | FR Round robin tool demonstrations – Commcare – ENG Round robin tool demonstrations – Reveal – ENG India – Success and challenges in state and ecosystem capacity building – ENG Building capacity for effective health campaign digitalization: lessons and best practices – ENG Presentation and discussion: Outcomes from group work on functionality wish list and needs for capacity building – ENG Closing speaker – ENG Report
File Links Morning Session (Day 1)
Afternoon Session (Day 1)English
EnglishMorning Session (Day 2)
Afternoon Session (Day 2)English
EnglishMorning Session (Day 3)
Afternoon Breakout Session (Day 3)
Afternoon Plenary Session (Day 3)English
English
EnglishMorning Session (Day 4)
Afternoon Session (Day 4)English
English Presentations – Day 1
Steve Kubenga Banza (WHO/AFRO)
Dr. Rock Aikpon (PNLP) & Elijah Egwu (CRS)
Idil Hussein Jama (WHO-AFRO)
Dr. Mahamat Saleh Issakha Diar (PNLP Tchad)
Samuel Omara (WHO GIS Centre)
Fatima Ali (NMEP) and Farouk Umar (GRID3)
Anna Winters (Regional Director, Akros)
Dr. Alinafe Mbewe (MOH)
Lakshmi Balachandran (CHAI)
Dr. Baltazar Candrinho (NMCP)
Dr. Charlène Kabongo and Eguard N. Mbungu (PNLP)
Eric Maira (WHO) Presentations – Day 2
Pradipta Kundu (eGov)
Andrew Shisia (HISP Kenya)
Robert Opoku (IFRC/AMP)
Himanshu Nagpal (BMGF)