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Rwanda
The National Health Intelligence Centre (NHIC) is a centralized platform for processing, integrating, triangulating, and analyzing real-time health data using advanced technological tools and artificial intelligence.
Establishment
- StartingScoping and mandate
- Being establishedStanding the centre up
- OperationalProducing intelligence
Rwanda: Operational — Producing intelligence.
Basic snapshot
What the system carries
The four figures Rwanda reports against — the size of the population its health system serves, and how well it is being served.
Population
0.0M
resident population
Health facilities
0
across all levels of care
Life expectancy
0.0yrs
at birth
Maternal mortality
0
deaths per 100,000 live births
HICA engagement
How HICA works with Rwanda
Relationship
Active partner
Data professionals
140 embedded
Health data network
ANHDI member
Five Functions
- F1Data Sovereignty in PracticeEngaged
- F2The People Behind the DataEngaged
- F3Systems Built for CountriesEngaged
- F4From Data to DecisionEngaged
- F5Shared Intelligence, Stronger SystemsEngaged
Governance & capacity
- Birth registration
- 87% complete
- Death registration
- 42% complete
- Data-protection law
- Enacted
- Routine HMIS platform
- Deployed nationally
Illustrative figures. Registration completeness and governance status are realistic placeholders pending verified sources (UN CRVS, national legislation trackers).
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- Burkina FasoCentre National d'Intelligence Sanitaire (CeNIS)
- EthiopiaEthiopian National Health Intelligence Centre (ENHIC)
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- SenegalCentre National d'Intelligence sur les Données de Santé (CNIDS)
- Sierra LeoneNational Health Intelligence Hub (NHIH)
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