The summit was held in Nairobi, Kenya, from November 14-16.
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In an innovation-friendly environment, situation-specific innovations are locally developed, producing a strong sense of ownership and accountability and, by extension, a higher chance of success.
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Chemonics’ principal advisor for supply chain management talks about health supply chain innovation, the opportunities it creates, and its role in building resiliency.
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We know how to end malaria. With the right tools, we can end the disease in a generation. But to do this we must ensure that the people in regions of the world that are prone…
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After battling malaria for more than a century, cases and deaths have declined considerably around the world. But progress has slowed in recent years, compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The conference featured 10 of our presentations and posters, as well as a Chemonics-hosted side event.
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The survey, developed by USAID and its partners, is used to monitor contraceptive security-related indicators of policies and activities.
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Since 2016, USAID GHSC-PSM has been working with the national provincial governments in Pakistan to modernize the contraceptive supply chain to improve family planning outcomes.
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Global health supply chain practitioners across all industries agree: data visibility for decision-making is a critical component to a healthy supply chain.
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New senior vice president for operations, finance, and compliance Dzenita Korac Kolja started with Chemonics 16 years ago in Bosnia and Herzegovina on a USAID project and now leads the company’s largest support division.
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Ralph L. Titus Jr
Health Systems Strengthening Director, GHSC-PSM
Ralph Titus is a commercial supply chain professional with an MSM in supply chain and a CPPM in project management. He is experienced in strategic development and process improvements in manual and automated commercial, humanitarian response,…
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How do we establish higher-performing health systems to achieve universal health coverage? These three key recommendations focus on building a diverse workforce to deliver accountable, affordable, accessible, and reliable health care for all.
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