Who we are

Jembi Health Systems NPC is an African NGO focusing on the advancing of the area of Global Health through the correct use and implementation of Health Systems and Information. Jembi Health Systems NPC grew out of the Open Architectures and Standards in Information Systems (OASIS) project, funded by the Canadian International Development Research Center (IDRC) and has grown to become one of the leading developing country based organization driving the advancement of Global Health in developing countries…(Read More)

What we do

We provide the technical skills, tools and implementation expertise needed to develop and enhance eHealth and health information systems in low resource settings. We develop software solutions, analyze and re-engineer health systems and undertake research into how to apply and implement health information systems in developing countries. Throughout this Jembi Health Systems NPC promotes the use of open architectures and standards in information systems and partners with governments, local and international NGOs and consortia to facilitate knowledge sharing, project work and coordination…(Read More)

Where we work

Jembi Health Systems NPC runs and supports projects in various African countries. These countries include South Africa, Mozambique, Rwanda and Zimbabwe. Jembi Health System’s Head Office is based in Westlake in Cape Town, South Africa and has its research and innovation laboratory within the School of Computer Science at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in Durban, South Africa. In supporting our projects and programs Jembi Health Systems NPC collaborates with project/satellite offices that have been setup or are already existing in country. Meet the teams and understand the various locations we work in…(Read More)

Who we work with

Jembi Health Systems NPC receives funding from the international donor community and is currently supported by grants and contracts from a range of these donors. Some of these donors include the International Development Research Center (IDRC), the Rockefeller Foundation, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS relief (PEPFAR). Jembi Health Systems NPC also works in partnership with other African NGOs on joint projects as well as directly under contract to develop health solutions that allows us to build our capacity and experience…(Read More)