One Health Analytics:capacity building in Africa
Designing and running a year-long One Health Analytics capacity-building programme within the One Health Data Alliance Africa (OHDAA), with participants from 10 African countries.
- 10 African countries (launched in Rwanda, closed in Cameroon)
- 2024 – 2025
- GIZ
Overview
The project at a glance
1 year
of capacity building
3
trainers
8
mentors
10
countries represented
What we did
As prime contractor for GIZ headquarters, kaikai designed and ran a One Health Analytics capacity-building programme from August 2024 to August 2025, within the One Health Data Alliance Africa (OHDAA). Participants came from 10 countries: Senegal, Nigeria, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Rwanda, Malawi and Ethiopia. The programme was launched in Rwanda and closed in Cameroon, with kaikai coordinating it from Senegal.
We selected the participants through a public call, designed the methodology and the curriculum, coordinated a team of 3 trainers and 8 volunteer mentors, and handled the participants’ logistics. The programme follows each cohort before, during and after the training, with matrix mentoring.
Technologies & methods
- KoboToolbox
- Metabase
- Miro
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