Improving commodity forecasts in Tanzania through the use of AI-enabled validation tools

by Florence Wairimu | Jun 30, 2026 | Impact Stories, Issue Briefs, Resources

ShareThe Challenge Tanzania has been relying on the bottom-up quantification (BUQ) approach for forecasting health commodities since 2019. This facility-led consumption-based approach to forecasting has increased facility ownership, accountability, and contextual...

Behavioral Adoption and Reinforcement for Development Impact (BARDI) framework: Bridging the “Knowing-Doing Gap” in Health Supply Chains

by Florence Wairimu | Jun 30, 2026 | Blogs

ShareHealth supply chains are human systems, yet a persistent “knowing-doing gap” constantly undermines system performance. Health workers receive training on new procedures, but often fail to apply them consistently. The BARDI Framework offers a...

The Role of Leadership in Improving Facility-Level IMPACT Teams: The Case of Tanga City Hospital

by Florence Wairimu | Jun 30, 2026 | Case Studies, Resources

ShareTanzania | Tanga City Council | 2024–2025 Tanzania  |  Tanga City Council  |  2024–2025 Deusdedith James, Senior Analyst inSupply, facilitating a capacity-building session for IMPACT Team members at Mikanjuni Health Center  Facility-Level...

Advancing Country Ownership Through Digital Health Infrastructure in Kenya

by Florence Wairimu | Jun 30, 2026 | Blogs

ShareBuilding Sustainable Digital Systems for Better Health Decisions Across many health systems, digital tools are transforming how governments forecast health commodity needs, allocate resources, plan budgets, and make critical supply chain decisions. Yet while...

Technical Report for Quantification of Priority Maternal and Newborn Health Products and Technologies

by Florence Wairimu | Jun 30, 2026 | Case Studies, Resources

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