MCMR-Data Initiative
Mother & Child Malaria Response
A comprehensive digital health initiative focused on malaria prevention, treatment, and protection for mothers and children across Edo State, Nigeria. Integrating DHIS2 systems, community health workers, and microinsurance for maximum impact.
Why Malaria Matters
Malaria remains one of the leading causes of death in Nigeria, particularly among pregnant women and children under five. Despite progress, significant challenges persist in prevention, treatment, and data management.
Critical Statistics
- - Over 60 million malaria cases annually in Nigeria
- - 80,000+ malaria-related deaths per year
- - Pregnant women 3x more likely to suffer severe malaria
- - Children under 5 account for 67% of malaria deaths
High Malaria Burden
Nigeria accounts for 27% of global malaria cases, with pregnant women and children under 5 being most vulnerable.
Limited Data Systems
Inadequate real-time disease surveillance and data collection hampers effective response and resource allocation.
Healthcare Access Gaps
Rural communities face significant barriers to accessing quality malaria prevention and treatment services.
Financial Burden
Out-of-pocket healthcare costs push families into poverty, especially during malaria outbreaks.
Digital Health Solution
A comprehensive, integrated approach combining technology, community engagement, and inclusive financing to combat malaria.
DHIS2 Integration
Preparing for real-time disease surveillance and data collection through integrated DHIS2 health information systems.
Real-time Case Monitoring
Building systems to enable monitoring of malaria cases supporting immediate response and resource allocation.
Microinsurance Partnership
Advancing affordable health insurance partnership with Prudent Choice to protect families from malaria treatment costs.
Community Health Workers
Engaging and preparing community mobilizers for prevention education and early treatment awareness campaigns.
Mobile Health Platforms
Developing USSD and mobile platforms for community-level data collection and health information dissemination.
Predictive Analytics
Building AI-powered disease prediction models to support future proactive intervention and resource planning.
How It Works
Community Registration
Enroll beneficiaries in the program
Data Collection
Real-time health data via DHIS2
Insurance Coverage
Activate microinsurance protection
Treatment & Support
Access to care and follow-up
Malaria Case Reduction Target
Aiming for 30% reduction in malaria cases among beneficiaries through early detection and treatment efforts.
Maternal Health Strengthening
Advancing maternal health outcomes through focused malaria prevention awareness for expectant mothers.
Financial Protection Expansion
Scaling microinsurance partnership to extend family financial protection from malaria treatment costs.
Evidence-Based Insights
Building capacity for health data to support evidence-based decision making and resource allocation.
Community Impact
The MCMR-Data Initiative is designed to create lasting, measurable impact on community health outcomes while building sustainable healthcare systems.
Pilot Rollout
Strategic Framework
The MCMR-Data Initiative is strategically aligned with global health frameworks and sustainable development goals.
WHO Global Malaria Strategy
Aligned with WHO's Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016-2030, focusing on universal access to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Universal Health Coverage
Supporting the achievement of UHC by ensuring financial protection and access to quality healthcare services for all.
SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being
Directly contributing to SDG Target 3.3 to end malaria epidemics and Target 3.8 for universal health coverage.
SDG 17: Partnerships
Building multi-stakeholder partnerships between government, healthcare providers, insurers, and communities.
Sustainable Development Goals Alignment
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