Opportunities and Challenges¶
Opportunities¶
- Planning and organising the BNA implementation will ensure by-in from Ministry of Health for usability and sustainability of the bottleneck application.
- Development and implementation of bna will trigger national interest, leading to greater use of DHIS2 at district and national levels
- Bottleneck and causal analysis are useful for evidence based planning and can be used as a tools for resource mobilization.
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Aligning health program interventions to the already existing national planning cycles and systems during the planning process. This will
- Foster Government buy in
- Build local ownership
- Lower costs of implementation.
Challenges¶
- Scheduling BNA activities within the national calendar will sometimes become challenging causing delays in reaching consensus.
- Infrastructure requirements such as internet in some districts may delay the implementation.