In Niger, malaria remains the leading cause of death. With more than 7.3 million cases and 8,305 deaths recorded in 2024, the upward trend calls for a strong, coordinated response.
To reverse this trend, the Ministry of Health (MSPH) reached a key milestone with the Malaria Data Warehouse (Entrepôt de Données sur le Paludisme, EnDoP). Its goal: to centralize, structure, and make use of health information for precise, responsive decision-making.
🎯 After an initial phase for central-level stakeholders last May, the city of Maradi hosted a strategic workshop for regional stakeholders from July 14 to 16, 2026.
📍 Priority participants: the Heads of Health Information Planning and Management Services and the Regional Malaria Control Coordinators.
By mastering EnDoP, these experts strengthen the country’s ability to target its interventions as closely as possible to its needs.
🤝 The success of this workshop rests on strong institutional coordination, led by these strategic directorates:
✅ National Malaria Control Program (PNLP);
✅ Directorate of Statistics (DS);
✅ Directorate of E-Health (DeS);
✅ Directorate of Epidemic Surveillance and Response (DSRE).
At Bluesquare, we are proud to support this digital transformation led by Niger. Investing in skills means investing in data quality, and therefore in the ability to make better decisions and act more effectively. Our role: to put technology at the service of resilient health systems.
A big thank you to our partners, the Gates Foundation, the Global Fund, and Enabel, for their steady commitment alongside us.
