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Practical training, designed for African health systems

Monitoring and evaluation, health data, evaluation, research and resource mobilisation: short modules, delivered by practitioners and built around the tools and contexts of your countries.

12modules in the catalogue, which can be combined into learning pathways
1 to 5 daysper module, delivered in person, remotely or in a hybrid format
FR · ENdelivered in French or English, with materials in the language of your choice
Tailoredat your premises, in any French-speaking or English-speaking African country

Our teaching approach

Learn from real cases, leave with tools

Rooted in context

Case studies drawn from African programmes: national health development plans, DHIS2 reports, Global Fund and Gavi grants, and community health systems.

Practical above all

At least half of the time is spent on exercises using your own tools: logical framework, MEAL plan, database or a proposal currently being drafted.

Adapted to constraints

Free or open-source tools (KoboToolbox, ODK, QGIS, R), offline functionality and lightweight materials for low-bandwidth areas.

Measured

Pre- and post-training knowledge tests, participant evaluation of the course and a named certificate of attendance.

2026 to 2027 catalogue

Twelve modules, four learning pathways

Each module can be taken on its own or combined with others. Content is adjusted to the country, the programme and the level of the participants.

Pathway 1 · Monitoring and evaluation and results-based management

F01 · 5 days · Foundation

Monitoring and evaluation of health programmes (MEAL)

For: programme officers and M&E officers of NGOs, projects and national programmes.

  • Design a MEAL system proportionate to the project
  • Write indicator reference sheets
  • Organise data collection, reporting and learning
F02 · 3 days · Intermediate

Theory of change, logical framework and indicators

For: project design teams, M&E officers and donor focal points.

  • Build a theory of change and its assumptions
  • Distinguish between activities, outputs, outcomes and impact
  • Set realistic baselines and targets
F03 · 3 days · Foundation

Project cycle management and results-based management

For: project coordinators, heads of local NGOs, and health zone and district management teams.

  • Plan, budget and monitor a health project
  • Manage for results and manage risks
  • Prepare narrative reports for donors

Pathway 2 · Health data and digital health

F04 · 4 days · Intermediate

Health data quality and DHIS2 analysis

For: data managers, chief medical officers of health zones and districts, and national programme teams.

  • Conduct a data quality assessment (DQA, RDQA)
  • Analyse completeness, timeliness and consistency in DHIS2
  • Build a data quality improvement plan
F05 · 3 days · Foundation

Mobile data collection with KoboToolbox and ODK

For: M&E officers, survey supervisors and field teams.

  • Programme an XLSForm questionnaire with validation checks
  • Deploy on tablets and collect data offline
  • Monitor data collection quality in real time
F06 · 3 days · Intermediate

Mapping and GIS for health with QGIS

For: planners, and immunisation and community health programme teams.

  • Map health facilities and community health volunteers
  • Analyse accessibility and uncovered areas
  • Produce microplanning maps
F07 · 5 days · Intermediate

Health data analysis with Excel, Stata or R

For: M&E officers, data analysts and junior researchers.

  • Clean and document a database
  • Produce indicators, tables and charts
  • Make the analysis reproducible using scripts
F08 · 2 days · All levels

Using data for decision-making: reviews and dashboards

For: decision-makers, management teams and programme coordinators.

  • Organise a useful performance review
  • Read and build a dashboard (Power BI, DHIS2)
  • Turn findings into an action plan

Pathway 3 · Evaluation and research

F09 · 5 days · Advanced

Designing and conducting a programme evaluation

For: evaluators, M&E managers and evaluation managers at donor organisations.

  • Apply the OECD DAC evaluation criteria
  • Build an evaluation matrix and a sample
  • Write a report and useful recommendations
F10 · 3 days · Intermediate

Qualitative research and ethics in data collection

For: researchers, enumerators, supervisors and NGO teams.

  • Conduct interviews and focus group discussions
  • Code and analyse qualitative data
  • Uphold consent, confidentiality and PSEA in the field

Pathway 4 · Funding and resource mobilisation

F11 · 4 days · Intermediate

Writing a winning proposal for health donors

For: local and national NGOs, programme teams and consortia.

  • Analyse a call for proposals and decide whether to respond
  • Structure the concept note, proposal and budget
  • Meet the requirements of United Nations agencies, the EU and global health funds
F12 · 3 days · Foundation

Community health: supervision and monitoring of community health volunteers

For: nurses in charge of health centres, community supervisors and implementing NGOs.

  • Organise supportive supervision of community health volunteers
  • Monitor community indicators
  • Link community data with DHIS2

Delivery options

Three ways to train with us

Open sessions

Multi-organisation

Scheduled sessions in Kinshasa or online, open to participants from several organisations. Dates are announced on this page and on our LinkedIn page.

Tailored

In-house

Training for your team, at your premises or remotely, in any African country. Content adapted to your tools, your indicators and your donor.

Follow-up support

Action learning

Training followed by several weeks of support to apply what has been learnt: setting up the MEAL plan, data quality assessment, drafting a proposal.

Dates, venues and fees: available on request. Fees depend on the format, the number of participants and the venue. A certificate of attendance is awarded to every participant who completes the full module.

Registration

Register or request a training course

Tell us which module or modules interest you: we will send you the upcoming dates, the detailed programme and a financial proposal within 48 working hours.

Prefer to write? info@axiomsante.org or WhatsApp on +243 986 696 631.