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Coauthored PFSCM paper on the benefits of local sourcing and supplier development published
PFSCM is pleased to announce that our coauthored report on the positive effects of local sourcing and supplier development has been published in the esteemed open-access, peer-reviewed, online journal Global Health: Science and Practice (GHSP), which is aimed at...
PFSCM and long-time partner MSH part ways
As of September 30, 2018, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) has withdrawn from the Partnership for Supply Chain Management (PFSCM). MSH and the JSI Research & Training Institute (JSI) are proud of the accomplishments of PFSCM in advancing global health since...
“Red Zone” happens every year and matters for humanitarian supply chains… here’s what to do about it
Read our blog to learn more about what the Red Zone is, how it affects supply chains and what supply chain management actions can be taken to limit the impact...
PFSCM strengthens commitment to sustainability by participating in UN Global Compact
The Partnership for Supply Chain Management (PFSCM) is pleased to announce that we have been accepted as participant in the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative, the United Nations (UN) Global Compact. The mission of the UN Global Impact is to mobilize...
Data: the public health supply chain’s biggest challenge and opportunity
Public health supply chains face two big challenges. The first is the availability of complete, accurate, and timely data. The second is isolated silos of data, which disconnect global supply chains from in-country supply chains. Without accurate, timely data...
PFSCM hosted a successful workshop during AIDS 2018 and welcomed old and new supply chain friends to our booth
In July 2018, PFSCM attended the esteemed 22nd International Aids Conference in Amsterdam. PFSCM had more than 10 staff members participating in the conference in various capacities. From our management team PFSCM Global Supply Chain and Project Director Wesley...
Dispelling myths about drug procurement policy
– Published in the Lancet Global Health Volume 6, No. 6, e609–e610, June 2018 Drug prices are controversial in all countries, and nowhere more so than in low-income and middle-income countries, where access to essential drugs is very price sensitive. The higher the...
Watch Imperial Logistics webinar on Building a Blockchain-Enabled Pharmaceutical Control Tower
On May 3, Clinton de Souza, Director of Public Health at PFSCM partner company Imperial Logistics gave an informative webinar on Building a Blockchain-enabled Pharmaceutical Control Tower. De Souza was joined by Bernard Goor, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for...
Four common compliance challenges faced by pharmaceutical wholesalers and distributors in Africa
In 2017, PFSCM embarked on a campaign to pre-qualify pharmaceutical distributors and wholesalers in Africa, ensuring that we and others procure only the best quality, compliant products close to the point of care. Last year, PFSCM audited more than 58 suppliers in...
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