South Sudan - DHIS2

Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training to harmonize data and practices across multiple sector stakeholders

In early 2024, UNESCO South Sudan contracted the University of Oslo, in partnership with HISP Uganda and HISP Tanzania, to build a valuable and demand-responsive Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) management information system. This project will be hinged on building strong national capacities to sustainably manage the system, harmonization of data collection and sharing practices, and the creation of a culture of data collection, sharing and use.

Start date & current scale	DHIS2 products in use	Local innovations & integrations	Funders & partners
Since 2024 National for TVET (formal and informal)	Aggregate, SEMIS	Will be shared when available	UNESCO Juba, Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Ministry of Labour, Ministry of Youth and Sports, HISP Tanzania, HISP Uganda

Contact

For more information, contact Prosper Behumbiize, HISP Uganda .

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