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We believe that achieving a generation free from HIV/AIDS is within reach. Working toward this, we build the capacity of local stakeholders at all levels — from national governments to communities — so they can implement evidence-based approaches and tools to improve HIV services and health systems in their contexts. As a multidisciplinary organization, we leverage our crosscutting in-house expertise to design locally driven, accessible, cost efficient, and sustainable approaches that control the spread of HIV and improve the lives of people living with HIV around the world. We work in complex operating environments, such as northern Nigeria, to provide direct service delivery assistance to ensure health facilities have the supplies, training, and tools needed to provide high-quality HIV prevention and treatment services. We support governments in more than 60 countries to procure and deliver critical supplies to prevent, identify, and treat HIV/AIDS such as antiretroviral treatments, rapid diagnostic test kits, early infant diagnosis tests, condoms, and voluntary medical male circumcision commodities. Our programs work to ensure local governments have the data, tools, information, health workforce, financing, and high-impact, evidence-based service delivery models needed to attain and effectively sustain the HIV response.

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Better Health Systems to Respond to HIV/AIDS

How can health systems better serve people who are vulnerable to HIV/AIDS? Chemonics Director and HIV/AIDS Expert Rene Berger explores what it takes to provide services to those who need it most.

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The Future of the Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Learn from Mary Lyn Field-Nguer, HIV Task Order Director for the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program – Procurement and Supply Management Project (GHSC-PSM) about why the fight against HIV/AIDS demands a fight against stigma.

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The Global Response to HIV/AIDS

How can health systems better serve people who are vulnerable to HIV/AIDS? Chemonics Director and HIV/AIDS Expert Rene Berger explores what it takes to provide services to those who need it most.

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Fikreslassie Alemu Kibret

Health Systems Strengthening Director, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program–Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) in Ethiopia

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Rachel Deussom

Global Practice Lead, Health

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Michelle Gardner

Managing Director, Supply Chain Management

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Judith Heichelheim

Senior Vice President and IDIQ Director, Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) Project

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Dr. Innocent Ndubuisi Ibegbunam

Liberia Country Director, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) Project

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Dr. Kartlos Kankadze

Senior Technical Advisor, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) Project

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Pushing Boundaries in Market System Development

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Scaling HIV and TB Prevention and Treatment in Nigeria

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Strengthening Logistics Information and Management Systems in Chad

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Fostering Responsible Local Stewardship of Global Fund Grants

Cutting-edge Technologies in Global Health Supply Chains

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Delivering Family Health Services in Rwanda

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Delivering HIV/AIDS Treatment in Kenya

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Restoring Optimism by Increasing Access to HIV Treatment in Nigeria

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Living Without Fear and Regaining Hope after an HIV and TB Diagnosis

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Ukraine: Collaborating to Successfully Deliver HIV Medication

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It’s the Behaviours that Count

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Going the Extra Mile to Reach the Last Mile

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3 Questions with Baz Semo: Ensuring Safe and Continuous HIV Service Delivery in Nigeria

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3 Questions with Grace Namaganda: Balancing Service Delivery for HIV/AIDS, Malaria during COVID-19

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An Ambitious HIV Goal within Reach

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Recommendations for a Diverse, Sustained Health Workforce

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Communities Together —Accelerating Uptake of Promising New HIV/AIDS Medicines

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Flying the Last Mile — Integrating Cargo Drones into Health Supply Chains

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How Can the Development Community Best Support PEPFAR’s Transition to Local Partnerships?

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News: GHSC-PSM’s Latest Report Shows Strong and Steady On-time Delivery Rates, Expansion of In-country Presence to 33 Field Offices

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Differentiated Service Delivery: A Key Approach for Key Populations

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The Importance of Their Stories: Women and HIV

The Lack of HIV Programming in Refugee Camps is a Ticking Time Bomb

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4 Trends to Watch in 2018 for HIV/AIDS Supply Chains

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3 Questions with René Berger: Optimizing the Role of Community-Based Workers in HIV Service Delivery

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News: Chemonics Welcomes Ambassador Mark Green as USAID Administrator

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3 Questions with Mary Lyn Field-Nguer: Transitions in How We Prevent and Treat HIV

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Violence Against Girls Isn’t a “Women’s Issue” — It’s a Human Rights Issue

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Looking Back on #AIDS2016: Self-Testing May Be a Revolution for HIV Patients

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Achieving 90-90-90 – with Lessons from the 90s

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News: #AIDS2016: Accessing Equity Rights Now

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