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Connecting People with Data, Skills, and Technology to Improve Supply Chain Performance
In a world that is still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain professionals must employ technology and innovative ideas to streamline supply chain processes,
What Does it Mean to Implement Sustainably, and What Have We Learned?
inSupply Health believes that solutions applied at every level of the supply chain outlive specific projects or funding streams. What does that mean, and how
Making Data Useful: The VIMS Story in Tanzania
Background In 2015, the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) review team observed low data quality, parallel reporting systems, low capacity and incentive to collect and
Using Health Gaming to Increase Awareness of Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
For the later half of the year in 2020, HCDExchange has rolled out health games amongst youth in Sub Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia with
A Public Private Partnership to facilitate E-Commerce Rural Expansion while Promoting Community Health Volunteer Sustainability
The Aim Kasha, an e-commerce company for women’s health and personal care in East Africa, collaborated with inSupply Health to expand their model of agent-supported
Skilled for the Process: IT Learning Packages
“Learning how to learn is life’s most important skill”, in the words of Tony Buzan*. Skills bear the core of every knowledge gained beyond knowing,
Data Use Culture and Value
Introduction Data culture is a collective behaviour and beliefs of people who value, practice and encourage the use of data to inform actions and improve
How Dodoma IMPACT Teams are driving real change in their own communities
Tanzania Immunization and Vaccine Development (IVD) program and partners are currently implementing the integrated Electronic Immunization System (EIS) with the ultimate goal of improving vaccine
Removing reporting barriers for nomadic Community Health Volunteers using cStock
One of the primary barriers to achieving functional community health units in Mandera and Wajir counties in Kenya is the unreliability and absence of supply chain procedures and processes.
Connecting People with Data, Skills, and Technology to Improve Supply Chain Performance
In a world that is still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain professionals must employ technology and innovative ideas to streamline supply chain processes,
What Does it Mean to Implement Sustainably, and What Have We Learned?
inSupply Health believes that solutions applied at every level of the supply chain outlive specific projects or funding streams. What does that mean, and how
inSupply Health Launches toll-free number to help Community Health Volunteer cStock users
The Supply Chain Alternatives for the Last Mile Equity (SCALE) project, led by inSupply Health, has launched a toll-free support line for Community Health Assistants
