INFORMATION MANAGEMENT · MEAL · DATA ANALYTICS · GIS

Better systems.
Clearer evidence.
More informed action.

I’m Seyi Abolarin—an Information Management, MEAL, Data Analytics and GIS professional. I connect programme monitoring, research, information systems and spatial analysis to help teams make informed decisions.

Seyi Abolarin
Information Management · MEAL · Data Analytics · GIS Humanitarian response, public health & development · Nigeria
FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION
01 Listen & collectField data. Community context.
02 Connect & understandSystems. Quality. Interoperability.
03 Inform & actAnalysis. Maps. Programme decisions.
Seyi facilitating a data quality training session
Technology works best when people can use it.
17 states NOMIS deployment & DHIS2 reporting
Field → systems From collection design to decision support
People first Training, adoption & responsible data use

SELECTED WORK

Information with a purpose.

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DIGITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS

NOMIS 3.0 / Palladium

National system development, deployment and partner reporting for orphans and vulnerable children programmes.

Palladium · USAID Data.FI

HOW I CONTRIBUTE

From programme needs
to practical systems.

I connect the technical work with the people, processes and decisions it needs to support.

01

Humanitarian information

Profiling, vulnerability scoring, partner coordination and accountable programme reporting.

02

Health & digital systems

Case-management workflows, DHIS2 configuration, requirements and user acceptance testing.

03

Analytics & automation

Reproducible cleaning, API-connected pipelines and usable Power BI reporting.

04

GIS & spatial planning

Enumeration grids, service-readiness dashboards and geographic targeting.

05

Research & assessments

Survey design, mixed-methods analysis, evaluation and evidence synthesis.

06

Interoperability & adoption

Shared definitions, data exchange, governance, documentation and training.

BEYOND THE DASHBOARD

Good systems begin
with understanding.

My work moves between field teams, government stakeholders, consortium partners and developers. That perspective shapes how I design tools: grounded in programme realities, attentive to data quality and built for the people who use them.

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Seyi with Palladium colleagues during a National OVC Situation Room visit
Connecting technical work with programme and government stakeholders.
The Akwa Ibom enumeration team together after the data quality exercise

PHOTO STORIES

The moments
behind the work.

Field visits, shared learning and the people who make the work meaningful. Explore my experiences through photographs and personal reflections.

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FROM THE BLOG

Ideas, experience
and practical learning.

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Illustrated résumé and project portfolio

LATEST ARTICLE · CAREER & PRACTICE

Your work deserves to be seen: keep your portfolio and résumé ready

Why a current portfolio matters in every profession—and a simple routine for keeping your work ready for the next opportunity.

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LET’S WORK TOGETHER

Make your information
work for your programme.

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