Digital data collection and visualization tools allow for rapid feedback during campaigns to distribute insecticide-treated nets.
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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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Reaching everyone with high-quality malaria services often hinges on whether community health workers have the necessary training and resources.
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USAID’s End Malaria Project in DRC is working to build gender-balanced ITN distribution teams that can better respond to the unique needs of different communities.
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In planning for our 2023 supply chain learning strategy, we have identified five common technical priorities that are shaping most of our health supply chain work.
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We talk with Gaspard Harelimana from Rwanda Medical Supply to learn about how the Quality Management Improvement Approach is building a stronger health workforce and improving Rwanda’s health supply chain.
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Chemonics’ deputy director for GHSC-PSM in Nigeria talks about his background and work to build a stronger, more resilient health system by enhancing the country’s health supply chain.
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When COVID-19 struck Tajikistan, it immediately became clear that the country was going to need assistance with its oxygen supply chain - not only with equipment, but also with training.
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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.
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Risk and innovation in the global health supply chain go hand in hand. Balancing these elements effectively determines success.
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A look at some of the guiding principles critical to health market facilitation
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The Global Family Planning Visibility and Analytics Network (VAN) platform enables access to shared data and increases communication between relevant stakeholders to strengthen health supply chains and empower communities in their reproductive and family planning choices.
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