Supply Chain Models and Considerations for Community-Based Distribution Programs. A Program Manager’s Guide

This guide aims to assist program managers and other stakeholders in designing and implementing stronger and more sustainable supply chains for their community-based distributor/community health worker programs. The document is a cross-cutting tool for all health programs.

Capacity building, Distribution, Inventory Management, Storage

Sub-categories HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Reproductive health, TB
Commodities Diagnostics, Medicines, Reproductive health products
Latest update Aug-10
Version 1
Developed by USAID | DELIVER PROJECT
When to use This guide aims to assist program managers and other stakeholders in designing and implementing stronger and more sustainable supply chains for their community-based distributor/community health worker programs. The document is a cross-cutting tool for all health programs.
Languages English
Level of use Facility
Form PDF document, 660 KB
Amount of training / TA required None
Inputs & outputs None
Cost Free
Advantages An advantage is that provides guidance on possible supply chain models that can be adapted depending on program.
Limitations None
Availability PDF Only
Remarks
Downloadable files Supply_Chain_Models_andConsiderations_for_CBD_Programs_Oct_5_2010.pdf
Supply_Chain_Models_andConsiderations_for_CBD_Programs_Oct_5_2010.pdf
Contact jsinfo@jsi.com
Submission date 2012-05-21 02:00:00

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