HISP Uganda is proud to announce that Monica Amuha Grace has been awarded the DHIS2 Contribution Award at the DHIS2 Annual Conference 2026. The recognition celebrates her outstanding contribution to the global DHIS2 community and her commitment to strengthening information systems that support better decision-making and improved public services.
The DHIS2 Contribution Award acknowledges individuals whose dedication, innovation, and leadership have significantly advanced the development and implementation of DHIS2. Monica emerged as the winner from an exceptional group of nominees whose work continues to make a difference across the DHIS2 ecosystem.
The finalists included Mayamiko Mendamenda from the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia, Andualem Bekele and Adan Nur from WHO Ethiopia and Somalia, PATH and BAO Systems, Jules Maurice Mulisa from HISP Rwanda, and Gift Nnhko from HISP Tanzania.
HISP Uganda extends sincere congratulations to every nominee for their remarkable work and commitment to advancing data-driven development across Africa and beyond.
For HISP Uganda, Monica's recognition is more than an individual achievement. It reflects the organization's continued commitment to innovation, technical excellence, collaboration, and sustainable information systems that improve lives.
Congratulations to Monica Amuha Grace on this well-deserved recognition, and congratulations to everyone who contributed to this achievement across HISP Uganda and the wider DHIS2 network.