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Workforce excellence in health supply chain management: Literature review, PtD, 2011

This paper presents the results of a review of published literature related to workforce excellence in supply chain management in developing countries. It was conducted through desk review and online search. Focus was given to articles published during the past six years. Documents were solicited from key organizations via listservs and direct correspondence.
  • Category: Research
  • Country: Global
  • Focus area: Evidence-based solutions
  • Language: English
Sudan Case Study

NMSF case study

This article describes how NMSF, as a semi-autonomous pharmaceuticals supply agency, has been successful in partnering with UNICEF and the People that Deliver (PtD) Initiative in developing a comprehensive strategy for the development and retention of its workforce.
  • Category: Case study
  • Country: Sudan
  • Focus area: Evidence-based solutions
  • Language: English
Benin

Mission report on study tour to LOGIVAC Health Logistics Training Center at Regional Institute of Public Health, Benin 3-8 July, 2014

  • Category: Report
  • Country: Benin
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English
csen

Burkina Faso country survey

This survey is part of a series of eight country surveys conducted in the context of the People that Deliver Initiative (peoplethatdeliver.org). This global initiative, which brings together the world’s largest organizations, aims to improve health services performance through the professionalization of logistics managers.
  • Category: Report
  • Country: Burkina Faso
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English, French
professionalizing English

Professionalising supply chain management to improve health system performance - A presentation by Prof. Adama Traoré

How can we make supply chain managers into true professionals serving health systems?
  • Category: Report
  • Country: Burkina Faso
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English, French
Workforce Optimization Tool

Workforce optimization tool (presentation)

This user guide follows the same flow as the tool and each slide has a legend representing the tabs of the excel tool.
  • Category: Tool
  • Country: Global
  • Focus area: Evidence-based solutions
  • Language: English
Leveraging Private Sector Expertise

Leveraging private sector expertise to improve supply chain management within the Ministry of Health

To provide insights on how the HIV/AIDS program at the Indonesian Ministry of Health leveraged donor funding and private sector expertise to build supply chain management capacity within Ministry of Health.
  • Category: Report
  • Country: Indonesia
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English, French
health

Indonesia’s approach to strengthen supply chain management in the public health system

The purpose of this presentation is to share how the Ministry of Health in Indonesia is designing and implementing the work of “ People that Deliver” to improve supply chain management.
  • Category: Report
  • Country: Indonesia
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English
Opportunities, innovations, needs and challenges Ethiopia faces in human resources for supply chain management

Opportunities, innovations, needs and challenges Ethiopia faces in human resources for supply chain management

The assessment purpose is to effectively target capacity building and professionalization efforts for human resources strengthening in SCM. By Ribka Mekonnen, Logistics Management Information System Advisor, PFSA.
  • Category: Report
  • Country: Ethiopia
  • Focus area: Country engagement
  • Language: English, French
Dfs

Strategic Training Executive Programme (STEP 2.0)

The jointly coordinated STEP programme, also known as STEP 2.0, is a professional development tool that is specifically tailored to the needs of health supply chain leaders and managers. Crucially, it blends elements of self-paced learning, facilitator-led training, on-the-job application of leadership skills and coaching support. What makes it particularly unique is that it pairs public sector supply chain managers – the delegates – with private sector supply experts – the coaches.
  • Category: Advocacy material
  • Country: Global
  • Focus area: Advocacy
  • Language: English

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