The HISP Center at the University of Oslo is responsible for coordinating research, development and implementation of DHIS2, a free and open source software platform for data collection and analysis. DHIS2 is recognized as the world's largest health information system and is used globally to support the collection, validation, analysis, visualization and secure sharing of data. The system is designed to be flexible, giving users the opportunity to customize and design solutions without the need for coding.
The platform enables data collection both online and offline, making it accessible in various contexts, including health, climate, logistics and education. DHIS2 offers real-time availability for review and follow-up of data, and acts as a global public good that supports local information systems. The HISP Center also provides comprehensive training and resources for users, which contributes to effective implementation and use of the system.