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My name is Betty Adera, Senior Technical Advisor HIV/AIDS and Health at PCI based in Nairobi, Kenya. Looking forward to fruitful discussions

Hello all, this is Akinwale from Yola, Nigeria

Antonio Kasote, USAID/Malawi - akasote@usaid.gov

Margaret Nakinai - MWENDO OVC - SPO Household Economic Strengthening Nairobi Kenya.

Good Morning! My name is Lindsay Scott and I’m a technical advisor with Palladium out of Washington, DC.

Webert Jose, Program and Data Quality Advisor (USAID/OHA)

Maddy Schneider, USAID/OHA OVC SI advisor

Morning! Jacob Buehler, USAID/OHA Health Informatics Branch

Phylis Mboi, Senior Technical Officer OVC, EGPAF TIMIZA 90 PROJECT HOMABAY KENYA

Good morning! Kjerstin Andreasen, BAO Systems

Moses Katbi USAID, Nigeria

Akinwale Ogundipe, Director Strategic Information, ICHSSA 4, Yola, Nigeria

Deborah McSmith, Independent Consultant, based I the US

Victor Kanje USAID/Malawi

Greetings. I am Kandyang JANSUK, Snr. PMS - HIV/AIDS Advisor, Juba South Sudan, and also Activity Manager for the OVC and DREAMS Activities.

Colette Peck, Senior OVC Advisor, USAID

Amy Bess, Global Social Service Workforce Alliance

Greetings I am Choice Makufa, DREAMS Manager - ACHIEVE project, I am joining from Eswatini.

Hello from Renee DeMarco, Acting HIV Team Lead for USAID Malawi

Alpha Chapendama , OVC Advisor USAID Malawi

Sarah Dastur, OVC Senior Technical Advisor, USAID/W

Tom Ventimiglia, ACHIEVE Project

Kennedy Otieno-OVC MWENDO Project Officer. Kisumu- Kenya

Julie DeSoto, OVC Program Manager, World Vision US

I have not seen the poll on my side.

Hayley Bryant, Chief of Party, COVida, FHI 360 Mozambique

Silke Felton, USAID Deputy Country Director PEPFAR Program Eswatini

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Habel Alwang'a, Chief of Party Afya Ziwani, Kisumu, Kenya

Hi all, Boineelo Mantu, Botswana

Jacqueline Chebi, Case management and Service Delivery, Catholic Relief Services; MWENDO project

John WilliamsonUSAID Center for Children in Adversity

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Excellent presentations. @ Jenny, how have you factored in sustainability beyond project period? Any Zim Govt' commitment?

In Nigeria Our electronic data collection tool is called the National OVC Management Information System (NOMIS), which was developed as a result of the growing number of VC’s being enrolled. NOMIS possesses the following features:Web application design, using Java, can work offline and onlinePossibility of use in more than 1 program areaEasy setup and maintenance, user-friendly data entryData validation rules to minimize data entry errorsGenerates custom reports & service statistics, client lists and a dashboard of selected indicatorsExport to Excel and other programs for further analysisUser/operator management with application-specific rolesIn-built data quality analysis check

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One of our local partners is currently utilizing electronic data based tools even at the field level that feeds into a platform called kobo collect which ultimately feeds into the NOMIS

@ Sasha, under stakeholders involved, did you engage with the Ministry/Dept' that coordinates children issues as well? Wasn't clear

There is the same practice in Ethiopia where sustainability is ensured through government and community systems . Thanks for the experience you are sharing . It is useful to improve equalities

@pretty adaptive system, great job!

@Shasa, thank you for your presentation. it is good to see the success of the CommCare rollout

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Thank you for the presentations.

Great job @Sasha! Mus be interesting to implement

In Mozambique, we have over 300,000 beneficiaries, many of them over several years. We have already once had to shift our system to big data, and we need to do it again now. So the question of volume is a good question

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Brilliant Session!!! Thank you.

@katbi, thank you for highlighting the efforts in Nigeria

thank you everybody, great presentations and session!