About The Event
Real-Time Malaria Programming Intelligence: Leveraging Digital Data Tools for Rapid Response
Effective malaria control and elimination increasingly depend on the timely availability and strategic use of high-quality data. As malaria programs evolve, there is a growing need to harness digital tools that can generate real-time insights, support rapid decision-making, and enhance the efficiency of interventions. Join us for an insightful session in the ALAMIME Alumni Webinar Series as we explore how digital data systems are transforming malaria programming intelligence and enabling faster, evidence-based responses.
This webinar will examine how real-time data tools can strengthen surveillance systems, improve program monitoring and evaluation, and support adaptive management in malaria control efforts. The session will also highlight practical experiences from national malaria programs, showcasing how digital innovations are being leveraged to detect outbreaks early, optimize resource allocation, and improve overall program performance.
Participants will gain valuable insights into the integration of digital platforms in malaria programming, the use of data dashboards for decision-making, and strategies for building resilient data systems that respond effectively to dynamic public health challenges. This session is particularly relevant for malaria program managers, M&E specialists, data analysts, researchers, and public health professionals working to enhance data-driven decision-making in malaria control and elimination.
Presenter:
Kimuli Ronald
M & E Specialist, National Malaria Elimination Division, Ministry of Health, Uganda
Moderator:
Mulyazawo Kasule
M & E Specialist, National Malaria Elimination Division, Ministry of Health, Uganda
Date: Wednesday, 25 March 2026
Time: 05:00 PM (EAT) | 04:00 PM (CAT) | 03:00 PM (WAT) | 02:00 PM (GMT)
Register: https://tinyurl.com/3hjejcjx