Datharm played a pivotal role in advancing Nigeria's healthcare system through the development and implementation of a robust Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system for the Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF). This initiative enhances the effectiveness and efficiency of healthcare delivery across the country. Datharm's comprehensive M&E system facilitates real-time data collection and analysis through mobile applications and web platforms, streamlining data management for key agencies, including:

• Ministerial Oversight Committee (MOC): Monitors all gateways using a meta-dashboard that integrates key performance indicators from NPHCDA, NHIA, and NEMSAS. This dashboard provides access to critical M&E data, aiding effective oversight of BHCPF implementation and facilitating informed decision-making.

• Gateway 1: National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA): Implements a mobile application and web platform for streamlined data collection at the facility, Local Government Area (LGA), and state levels, utilizing checklists for consistency. At the national level, the NPHCDA tracks key health indicators, ensuring effective monitoring of service delivery across all 37 states  including FCT.

• Gateway 2: National Health Insurance Agency (NHIA): Transitioned from a Google Sheets-based system to a responsive web-based platform, allowing states to add, view, and generate reports on M&E indicators. This centralization of data at both national and state levels significantly improves efficiency in health insurance program monitoring.

• Gateway 3: National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulances (NEMSAS): Digitized emergency response processes through the NIEMS software, which integrates dispatch, ambulance, and emergency treatment modules. This digital platform ensures timely responses and streamlined coordination among emergency response teams and treatment centers.