Cinical diagnosis of malaria relies on health workers’ knowledge of disease symptoms and access to testing resources.
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Malaria is one of Mozambique’s most pressing public health challenges, accounting for 26% of outpatient visits and 10% of total hospitalized patients in 2020.
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Chemonics International’s Private Sector Engagement team, in collaboration with Dalberg and KOIS, has developed a series of technical briefs to enrich the technical knowledge of the development community around blended finance in the areas of agricultural finance, gender lens investing, healthcare services, health supply chains, and sustainable landscapes. This primer provides a targeted, high-level overview of blended finance mechanisms to contextualize these sector-specific technical briefs.
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Chemonics’ Center for Private Sector Engagement, in collaboration with Dalberg and KOIS, developed technical briefs on blended finance in the areas of agricultural finance, gender lens investing, healthcare services, health supply chains, and sustainable landscapes.
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Cyclone Idai caused significant structural damage to warehouses and buildings managed by Mozambique’s Central Medical Store. Following the cyclone an emergency response plan of action resulted, which continued through final infrastructure repair in December 2019.
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GHSC-PSM worked with the National Malaria Control Program in Cameroon to develop a strategy for transporting and delivering seasonal malaria chemo-prevention commodities to health facilities in very remote areas where road access is difficult.
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This technical brief presents recommendations for future implementers on keys to a successful teaching and learning materials supply chain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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With the assistance of USAID’s Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project, Malawi’s Ministry of Health found a sustainable and scalable software solution in using OpenLMIS version 3.0. Now, the Ministry more efficiently collects essential health commodity logistics data nationwide.
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