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The Beating Heart of Angola’s Healthcare System

Doctora Lizandra Cássia Caposso Cristóvão da Costa
August 15, 2024
4 Minute Read
Doctora Lizandra Cássia Caposso Cristóvão da Costa unpacks the crucial role an effective supply chain has to play in Angola’s healthcare system.
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News: Launching the 2024-2025 Global Health Supply Chain Research Challenge


August 8, 2024
< 1 Minute Read
Chemonics and the Global Health Supply Chain Summit Group partner with the Africa Resource Centre to scale up this year’s research challenge.

Enhancing Patient Care in Ethiopia through a Data-Driven Tool

Ayalew Adinew
June 5, 2024
3 Minute Read
In Ethiopia, we are enhancing medication control and providing optimal service delivery through a digital tool that tracks pharmaceutical inventory.

It Takes More Than a Village

Cindy Shiner | Chris Norman
April 25, 2024
< 1 Minute Read
Strengthening health networks to accelerate the fight against malaria
Warehouse employee Amos Mwangi packs medicine into a carton that will be delivered to a health facility.

The Upsides and Downsides of Increasing Regional Manufacturing

Julia Klebe | Tom Brown | Wayne Lifshitz | Marlene Amedome | Matthew Rando
January 29, 2024
4 Minute Read
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted inequalities in access to supply chains, which has led to heightened focus on the capacity of African nations to increase regional manufacturing.
Four workers look at malaria medication in a warehouse.

Context and Adaptation: The Secret Ingredients of Supply Chain Innovation

Tom Brown
November 3, 2023
4 Minute Read
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.