JSI at the Conference on Health & Humanitarian Logistics
July 9th, 2019 | news
Strong supply chains save lives. JSI builds capacity along every step of the supply chain to mitigate the risk of loss, waste, and stockouts and to ensure the availability of lifesaving supplies at the last mile, improving the health of millions.
Join us at the 2019 Conference on Health and Humanitarian Logistics, in Kigali, Rwanda, where JSI supply chain experts will discuss how service delivery is being improved with new user-driven, scalable approaches in global health delivery, resiliency, and response.
Learn more about our innovative supply chain work at the following presentations and workshops. Follow @JSIHealth on Twitter for conference updates.
Projects highlighted:
Kenya/Tanzania – inSupply
Indonesia – MyChoice Project
Ethiopia – AIDSfree
Presentations:
Using human-centered design to transform community health supply chains for migratory and hard to reach communities in Kenya
Eric Wakaria, inSupply
Mitigating the Risk of Commodity Stock-outs in Public Health Supply Chains: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia
Barb Knittel, John Snow, Inc.
A novel approach to evaluating supply chain interventions in complex and uncertain systems: using developmental evaluation in hard to reach settings in Kenya
Erik Wakaria, inSupply
Building ownership and sustainability using a data use approach for the electronic Immunization System implementation in Tanzania
Harrison Mariki, inSupply
Workshops:
How can public health logistics assets be used to support humanitarian emergency response?
Liz Igharo, Executive Director, IAPHL
Dominique Zwinkels, People that Deliver
Skill building workshop on IMPACT team adaptable models and approach
Wambui Waithaka, Supply Chain Advisor, inSupply Health, Ltd.
Eric Wakaria, inSupply Health, Ltd.
Harrison Mariki, inSupply Health, Ltd.
Dr. Fredrick Githinji, Kajiado County, Kenya
Rapid-fire education and training workshops:
Pioneering a Scalable Capacity Building Approach in the Health Sector in Ethiopia: IPLS e-Learning Course
Habtamu Berhe, JSI/AIDSFree
Strengthening data analytics capabilities, a partnership between AAU, MIT and JSI
Marasi Mwencha, Johns Snow, Inc.
Habtamu Berhe, JSI/AIDSFree
