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From Access Point to Health System Partner: What Kenya’s Pharmacy Channel Can Teach Us About Expanding  Access to Family Planning and Primary Health Care Services

From Access Point to Health System Partner: What Kenya’s Pharmacy Channel Can Teach Us About Expanding Access to Family Planning and Primary Health Care Services

by Florence Wairimu | Oct 5, 2026 | Blogs

ShareYasmin Chandani, CEO, inSupply Health, and Dr. Edward Serem, Head of the Division of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH), Ministry of Health, launch the Hybrid Training Package during the Market Test Learning and Close-out...
Turning Supply Chain Improvements into Cost Savings: The Tanga Facility IMPACT

Turning Supply Chain Improvements into Cost Savings: The Tanga Facility IMPACT

by Florence Wairimu | Oct 5, 2026 | Blogs, Resources

ShareIMPACT Team Meeting in a Tanga Health Facillity Introduction Reliable access to essential health commodities depends not only on having adequate supplies but also on health facilities’ ability to use high-quality data to make informed supply chain...
Bridging the Gap: How Isiolo County is Leveraging Data and the SMArT Tool to Optimize Health Commodity Supply Chains

Bridging the Gap: How Isiolo County is Leveraging Data and the SMArT Tool to Optimize Health Commodity Supply Chains

by Florence Wairimu | Oct 5, 2026 | Blogs, Case Studies

ShareBackground Counties determine their Health Products and Technologies (HPT) requirements through annual quantification exercises that translate community health needs into financial needs. When local health budgets fall short of this quantified need, counties face...
Results from The Use of Automated Tools in Improving the Bottom-Up Quantification Process (BUQ) in Tanzania’s Public Health Supply Chain

Results from The Use of Automated Tools in Improving the Bottom-Up Quantification Process (BUQ) in Tanzania’s Public Health Supply Chain

by Florence Wairimu | Oct 5, 2026 | Blogs, Case Studies, Impact Stories

ShareWhen patients visit health facilities and cannot get the medicines they need, the human cost of a fragile health supply chain becomes clear. For Tanzania’s population of more than 60 million (NBS, 2022), a strong, data-driven supply chain is essential to ensuring...
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Call to Action_Learning_Summit_Strengthening-the-Pharmacy-Channel-For-Provision-of-Contraceptives-in-Kenya_Project

by Florence Wairimu | Oct 4, 2026 | Learning & Evidence, Resources

Share Family Planning in Pharmacy (Market Test and Optimizing the Pharmacy Channel Projects): Learnings, Insights and Resources. Download              ...
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