HISP Rwanda

Your Digitalization Partner

HISP Rwanda is a leading provider of innovative digital solutions that empower organizations to make data-driven decisions across sectors such as Health, Education, Climate, Agriculture, Logistics, Environment and more. We operate in 11 countries globally, including Rwanda, Central African Republic, Comoros, Djibouti, Sudan, Burundi, Congo-Brazzaville, Chad, Madagascar, Gabon and Jamaica.

Innovation

HISP Rwanda embraces creativity and technology to develop forward-thinking solutions that meet real-world challenges

Integrity

HISP Rwanda upholds transparency,accountability and ethical practices in all our operations and partnerships.

Collaboration

HISP Rwanda believes in the power of partnerships and teamwork to achieve shared goals and lasting impact.

Data Driven Impact

HISP Rwanda promotes the use of data and evidence to inform decisions, shape policy, and improve lives.

Our Latest Insights

Explore our core services tailored to meet your needs.

Vaccination de routine : la RCA accélère la digitalisation de la microplanification pour améliorer la couverture vaccinale.

La République Centrafricaine accélère la transformation de sa planification vaccinale grâce à la digitalisation des microplans via DHIS2. Avec l’appui technique de HISP Rwanda, 76 formations sanitaires de la région sanitaire n°5 disposent désormais de microplans numériques, de cartes géospatiales...

Strengthening Cancer Surveillance in Jamaica Through DHIS2: HISP Rwanda’s Role in Advancing Digital Health

The Ministry of Health and Wellness of Jamaica with support from the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) and implementation partner Health Information Systems Programme (HISP) Rwanda has successfully used DHIS2 digital Cancer surveillance Module to strengthen Jamaica’s National Cancer Registry...

DHIS2 Workshop on Spatiotemporal Modelling of Climate-Sensitive Diseases Concludes in Kigali

More than 60 participants from over 15 countries gathered in Kigali for a five-day DHIS2 workshop focused on spatiotemporal modelling of climate-sensitive diseases. The training strengthened global collaboration and capacity to integrate climate and health data for improved public health...