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Dhis2

Dhis2, also known as DHIS2, is a popular open-source data management system for health and other areas such as education and agriculture. Developed by the University of Oslo, the system was initially designed to support the Global Fund's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS and later expanded to address other global health priorities.

Key features of DHIS2 include data visualization, reporting, and analysis capabilities, as well as support for mobile data entry and offline functionality. The system allows users to define their own data structures, create custom reports, and perform data analytics. It also includes a metadata management system that enables users to define data elements, categories, and data sets.

DHIS2 has been widely adopted by governments and international organizations worldwide. It is used in over 90 countries for a variety of applications, including disease surveillance, health management information systems (HMIS), and nutrition programs. The system's flexibility and scalability have made it a popular choice for organizations seeking to improve data management and decision-making capabilities.

DHIS2 is highly scalable, supporting large volumes of data and multiple users. Its open-source nature allows for community-driven development and contributions from users worldwide. The system's documentation and community support are highly regarded, making it easier for new users to adopt and contribute to.