Reproductive Health and Population (Task Order 3) | Technical Assistance | Commodity Procurement
Maternal and Child Health (Task Order 4) | Technical Assistance | Commodity Procurement
Reproductive Health and Population (Task Order 3) | Technical Assistance | Commodity Procurement
Maternal and Child Health (Task Order 4) | Technical Assistance | Commodity Procurement
USAID's Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project is working in Nepal to reinforce the country’s National Health Policy and the National Health Sector Strategy 2015–2020, which seeks to reduce health commodity stockouts and strengthen health systems, infrastructure, human resource management, procurement and supply chain management, and health information management.
Our goal is to support Nepali government institutions to easily access and use data for decisions to improve the health of all Nepali citizens. With Nepal’s Logistics Management Division (LMD), the project focuses on enhancing supply chain performance and professionalism with better forecasting and quantification accuracy.
Currently, the project is piloting an electronic logistics management information system (eLMIS). The cellular data-based eLMIS enables accurate and near real-time monitoring of commodity demand and flow. Access to these data, combined with GHSC-PSM assistance to improve forecasting and quantification methodologies and practices, positions the LMD for more accurate supply planning and procurement.
Key activities in Nepal include:
GHSC-PSM provides ongoing engagement and support to the government of Nepal in offering supply chain and logistics training to pharmacists working with district health offices.