Resources relating to Credential

We are supporting CMAM in its work with provincial health authorities to help them understand the supply chain transformations.

ARC developed and proposed two differentiated channel delivery models: one for rural and the other for urban recipients of care in Uganda.

The National Department of Health began transitioning antiretroviral therapy recipients to TLD-based regimens and exploring alternative delivery channel solutions to decongest healthcare facilities.

The Mozambiquan Ministry of Health (MISAU) and its partners developed a Strategic Plan for Pharmaceutical Logistics (PELF) to address supply chain challenges

The Ministry of Health (MoH) worked with its development partners, including ARC, Africa’s Public Health Supply Chain Institution, to create an informed push model to facilitate the effective delivery of medicines to the last mile to increase availability of medicines.

The Ugandan Ministry of Health’s AIDS Control Programme approached the ARC to explore possible alternative drug distribution models suitable for the Ugandan context. ARC is applying learnings and feedback from the pilot phase to refine and extend the reach of the two approaches.

The Kenya National Blood Transfusion Service (KNBTS) was established in 2000 and functions as a department within the Ministry of Health (MoH). Its mandate is to collect, test, process, and distribute blood and blood products to all transfusing hospitals in Kenya.

ARC supported the health products and technology division to cost the strategy and ensure that supply chain requirements were effectively integrated.

ARC is facilitating knowledge sharing and capacity building between private pharmaceutical companies and the public health supply chain.​

Creating a space where government and the private sector could regularly interact to improve communication and understanding to facilitate effective, collaborative public-private partnerships across the public health supply chain.​