Many programme sites in Chad have limited or no internet connectivity. M&E data collection cannot depend on reliable network coverage — field teams need tools that work offline and sync when connectivity is available.
eSuivi's KoboToolbox integration is built for offline-first data collection. Field enumerators in Chad download survey forms to their Android devices, collect data in communities and programme sites without any internet connection, and the completed forms upload automatically when the device connects to WiFi or mobile data. GPS coordinates, photos and timestamps are captured locally. Data validation rules run on the device to catch errors in real time. Once synced, the data flows into eSuivi indicator dashboards without any manual intervention. This approach is essential for organizations working in remote areas of Chad where cellular coverage is unreliable.
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