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Approaches for Building Investment Ecosystems in Africa: Lessons from Three Countries
Economic Growth and Trade Financial Services and Access to Finance November 29, 2023
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Establishing and cultivating resilient investment ecosystems is critical to enable sustained deal-making opportunities. This aligns closely with USAID’s priorities of addressing economic headwinds and promoting inclusive economic growth.
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Filling in the Gaps: Generating Evidence through Applied Research Investments
Democracy and Governance Rule of Law and Security Sector Strengthening Economic Growth and Trade November 28, 2023
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Chemonics’ Evidence & Learning for Scale (E&L4S) Awards seek to address USAID’s Learning Agenda questions through applied research. As the awarded proposals near the end of their study period, here is what we have learned so far.
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Applying the ‘Do No Harm’ Principle Through Informed Consent
Peace, Stability, and Transition November 21, 2023
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Here are our recommendations on how to apply informed consent in complex environments, such as fragile and conflict-affected settings.
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Ukraine: Collaborating to Successfully Deliver HIV Medication
October 18, 2022
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Distribution and Transportation
Forecasting and Supply Planning
Health
Health Supply Chains
HIV and AIDS
Supply Chain Management
After the war broke out in Ukraine, people were not only made vulnerable by the conflict itself, but also by being displaced and losing access to lifesaving medicines.
Driving Interoperability Through a Common Language
January 3, 2019
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Supply Chain Management
Data Visibility
Warehousing and Inventory Management
Forecasting and Supply Planning
From barcodes on apples to serial numbers on laptops, standard identifiers help ensure product quality and traceability through the supply chain. The same goes for health commodities — lives depend on it.
Increasing Resiliency in the Face of Disaster: Four Best Practices
September 20, 2018
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Recovery and Reconstruction
Peace, Stability, and Transition
Resilience
Democracy and Governance
Climate Change
Data Visibility
Forecasting and Supply Planning
Supply Chain Management
How can implementing partners and international NGOs help countries establish a solid foundation to prepare for, respond to, and rebuild after disasters? When it comes to increasing resilience, these four practices are a good place to start.
News: USAID and Chemonics Selected as Government Innovation Awards Winners
September 13, 2018
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Data Visibility
Distribution and Transportation
Forecasting and Supply Planning
Health Supply Chains
Supply Chain Management
Warehousing and Inventory Management
The Government Innovation Awards recognize disruptors and emerging leaders who are using information technology to transform government agencies. This year, USAID and Chemonics are recognized for using technology to overcome challenges in low-resource settings.
News: Global Health Supply Chain Program Maintains Strong On-Time Delivery Performance
May 21, 2018
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Health
Commodity Procurement and Freight Forwarding
Health Supply Chains
Supply Chain Management
Forecasting and Supply Planning
Data Visibility
The most recent report on the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program – Procurement and Supply Management Project, covering the second quarter of FY18, shows the project is set to achieve its end-of-year on-time delivery targets.
How Can Countries Pay for Their Health Systems? Supply Chains Might Hold the Answer
May 17, 2018
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Supply Chain Management
Health Supply Chains
Data Visibility
Commodity Procurement and Freight Forwarding
Distribution and Transportation
Forecasting and Supply Planning
Supply chain logistics costs can account for up to 50 percent of a health product’s final price. According to Director Dah El Hadj Sidi, reducing costs throughout the supply chain could free up much-needed funding for other essential health-care programs. Photo credit: Lan Andrian/USAID GHSC-PSM.
