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The Kaduna State Ultra Poor Graduation (UPG) Management Information System (MIS) initiative marks a major milestone in strengthening digital infrastructure for social protection and economic inclusion programming in Nigeria.

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ULTRA POOR GRADUATION (UPG) MIS FOR KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA

Global Health Reports, Reports, Systems DevelopmentNovember 12, 2025Share
The Kaduna State Ultra Poor Graduation (UPG) Management Information System (MIS) initiative marks a major milestone in strengthening digital infrastructure for social protection and economic inclusion programming in Nigeria. The project, commissioned by the Kaduna State Social Investment Programme Agency (KADSIPA) in partnership with Village Enterprise with technical support from CHASP Advisory, seeks to establish a robust, user-centred MIS that will enable more efficient delivery, monitoring, and evaluation of UPG interventions across Kaduna State.

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DATA INTEGRATION IN SOCIAL PROTECTION FOR REFUGEE POPULATIONS

Kenya, Systems Development, WebinarAugust 5, 2025Share
For many refugees in Kenya, displacement has stretched far beyond the short term, with some having lived in the country for decades. Their needs go beyond emergency aid. They require access to education, healthcare, and livelihoods, just like anyone else. Social protection systems are designed to meet such needs, offering a safety net that supports people through life’s uncertainties. Yet, for refugees, inclusion in these systems remains a major challenge.

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