Expertise

RMNCAH & Nutrition

Integrated data solutions that improve decision-making and service delivery.

what we do

Digital solutions to strengthen national data ecosystems, support targeted interventions, and improve visibility across the entire continuum of care.

Improved RMNCAH beneficiary tracking

Data integration and visualization for monitoring

Data analysis and predictive modeling for segmentation and forecasting

Challenge

Key Challenges in Nutrition & RMNCAH Data Systems

Effective Nutrition and RMNCAH programs rely on timely, connected data that follows individuals across life stages and levels of care. Yet, persistent gaps in data systems limit coordination, weaken decisions, and reduce impact for women and children.

Disparate systems

Nutrition and RMNCAH data come from multiple sources—surveys, national health information systems, program reports, and partner databases—managed by different actors and stored in different formats. This fragmentation makes it difficult to generate a coherent picture of progress or coordinate action across sectors.

Weak service–supply and accessibility data

Data on service delivery, logistics, and accessibility are often disconnected. As a result, decision-makers struggle to align resources with actual demand or understand whether women and children can reach essential care.

Delayed frontline insights

Without real-time reporting, health workers and program managers cannot identify problems or adjust activities when it matters most.

Low community visibility

Incomplete reporting from community health workers and outreach services leaves local realities invisible in national systems, weakening monitoring and planning.

Challenging humanitarian and offline settings

In fragile or remote areas, poor connectivity and instability make data collection and follow-up difficult. Without resilient digital tools, beneficiaries risk being lost to follow-up and quality of care suffers.

Solutions

Our solutions for strengthened RMNCAH & Nutrition data systems

1

Improved beneficiary tracking

Bluesquare improves beneficiary tracking by helping partners move from paper-based or fragmented systems to robust digital solutions built on platforms like DHIS2 or our in-house tool IASO. These systems enhance data visibility, accuracy, and timeliness from the ground up. They support on- and offline data collection, guide users through structured workflows, and connect multiple data sources for improved reliability. By enabling unique identification of individuals and integrating information across systems, programs gain stronger coordination, responsiveness, and overall quality of service delivery.

  • On- and offline data collection: ensures seamless case management even in remote settings.
  • Workflow integration and tool enhancement: customizes DHIS2 or IASO to meet program needs.
  • Unique identification and data triangulation: tracks individuals accurately and validates data across systems.
2

Data integration and visualization for monitoring 

Bluesquare enhances data integration and visualization by helping governments and partners consolidate fragmented information into unified repositories built on platforms like DHIS2, OpenHEXA, or BI tools such as Superset, PowerBI, and Tableau. By merging data from health, logistics, environmental, and survey sources, these systems provide real-time, reliable insights for cross-sector monitoring and decision-making. Centralized and visualized through interactive dashboards and automated reports, the data supports early warning systems, better coordination, and more effective planning and resource allocation.

  • Integrated data repositories: combine HIS, LMIS, survey, and geospatial data for comprehensive analysis.
  • Dynamic visualization tools: deliver interactive dashboards and automated reporting.
  • Informed decision-making: enable real-time insights and cross-sector coordination for stronger outcomes.
3

Data analysis and predictive modeling for segmentation and forecasting

Bluesquare leverages data analysis and predictive modeling to turn integrated health datasets into actionable insights that guide smarter planning and resource allocation. Through advanced analytics, machine learning, and data quality reviews, we help partners identify disease hotspots, underserved populations, and service gaps while forecasting future needs. Our models are built as adaptable, reusable tools that can be easily updated with new data and applied across contexts, enabling governments and partners to move from ad hoc analyses to scalable, evidence-based decision-making.

  • Predictive modeling and machine learning: anticipate demand and identify areas of vulnerability.
  • Reusable analytical tools: algorithms designed for adaptation across datasets and contexts.
  • Data quality assurance: strengthens reliability and supports evidence-based action.
Collaboration

Who we support

Public authorities

Ministries of Health, Social and Environmental Programmes, etc.

International organizations

World Health organization, UN agencies, etc.

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

International and in-country organizations

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