HealthCheck — citizen monitoring of health facilities in the DRC

HealthCheck follows the health facilities of the DRC and the money meant for them: patients and health workers report problems, funding is traced from the donor to the facility, and everyone sees what officials do to fix them.

  • 94 health facilities monitored
  • 2 active health monitors
  • 1 problems reported
  • 0 % of problems fixed
See the health facilities Report a problem

Latest activity: The problem « Emergency response funds not traced in the Ebola response » was reported at by civil society on 16/10/26.

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All the data
  • 94 health facilities monitored
  • 1 problems reported
  • 0 problems fixed
  • 0 monitoring visits

Follow the money of health

7 fundings monitored

Donors, agencies, local organisations and health facilities declare what they funded, passed on and received; the community checks it on the ground.

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Map of the monitored health facilities

All the health facilities

The map uses more mobile data. The list shows the same information.

  • Open problems
  • In progress
  • All fixed
  • No visit yet

Data analytics

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  1. Health financing and public funds1

Our impact

Resolution rate

0%

Share of reported problems that are fixed or verified.

Most frequent problems

  1. Health financing and public funds1

Success stories

All the case studies

The first success stories will appear here as soon as a problem is fixed: what was done, by which method, and how fast.

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The method

From finding to solution, in five steps

1

Identify and train

CERC identifies CODESA members in each health area and trains them in citizen monitoring and HealthCheck.

2

Monitor

The health committee of the area regularly visits the facilities: reception, costs, medicines, hygiene, staff.

3

Report and publish

Each problem is described on HealthCheck, checked by CERC and then published; the facility’s management is informed.

4

Discuss

The health committee, the facility director, the health zone and the health authorities look for a solution together.

5

Verify and celebrate

The committee confirms the fix on site: the problem becomes “Resolved”. Successes are displayed as prominently as problems.

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Health committees

A CODESA member? CERC trains you to monitor the facilities of your health area with HealthCheck. Patients and users can also open an account.

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Do you run a facility?

Facility directors: follow every report about your facility, explain and show your fixes.

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Partners and donors

Ministry of Health, donors, agencies and NGOs: declare your funding, follow it down to the health facilities and access the open data.

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