Corona Management Systems

Non-profit, leveraging technology & data, & working with communities to improve health, education & social development.

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Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Company size
106 people
Headquarters
Jabi, Federal Capital Territory
Founded
2012
Type
Nonprofit

Corona Management Systems (CMS) is a Social Enterprise operating with the belief that committed individuals who have a passion for solving problems, can with the right tools change the world. CMS specialises in providing technical and management support to programs, and implementing innovative projects in Health, Education and Social Development. CMS succeeds by leveraging Community assets, institutionalising Data use for action and deploying Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Corona Management Systems is a non-profit, non-partisan and non-religious health and social development organisation, which focuses on leveraging Community Structures (CS), Data use for action, and Information and Communications Technology (ICT) towards causing incremental change across the social determinants of health and driving progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. Our health division works on strengthening Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health outcomes through Advocacy, Community Engagement and Technical Support for Governance and Service Delivery. The mission of our health division is to champion the delivery of country-owned high impact Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) services, through Advocacy, Community engagement and Technical Support for policy development and for the use of data for action in improving Governance and Service Delivery. To achieve our mission, we work at the critical nexus of five pillars: Resource Mobilisation, Community Engagement, Policy Development, Innovation and ICT for development. Through our work, we have seen the direct effect that progress in these pillars can have on human health and sustainable development. Our work leverages programme expertise from more than a decade of work in the Niger Delta and over half a decade of work across the rest of Nigeria, even as we venture into new countries and new terrains.

Immunisation Family Planning Adolescent Health Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Communications for Development Risk Communications and Community Engagement Health Systems Strengthening Global Routine Immunisation Strategies and Practices Health Policy Maternal Health ICT for Development Monitoring and Evaluation

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