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This report provides an overview of the fourth-year activities (October 2022–September 2023) carried out by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Electronic Supply Chain Management Information System (eSCMIS) project. Over this period, the project...

The five-year USAID eSCMIS project builds on the success of the present electronic logistics management information system (eLMIS) in Zambia. This report covers October 1 2021–September 30, 2022, Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 / Project Year (PY) 3, during which the country's...

The five-year USAID eSCMIS project builds on the success of the present electronic logistics management information system (eLMIS) in Zambia. Despite a late start due to COVID-19 limitations, the project made great progress in the implementation of operations in FY21....

The USAID Zambia Accessible Markets for Health (ZAM-Health) Activity is a five-year project that aims to sustainably expand access to high-quality health products and services, improve health knowledge, and increase the adoption of healthy and health-seeking behaviors...

We are a Zambian company committed to working with governments, non-governmental entities, the private sector, civil society, and communities to improve the provision of public health services. We provide research and consultation services to improve the health of...

The USAID eSCMIS project is working with the Ministry of Health, Medical Stores Limited, the Churches Health Association of Zambia (CHAZ), and other important supply chain partners to upgrade the eLMIS. JSH’s eSCMIS project began with setup and transition, system...

JSH in collaboration with USAID DISCOVER-Health and Zambia Partners Against COVID-19 (ZPAC-19) entered into an agreement with Prudential Life Assurance Ltd to print COVID-19 IEC materials in all the 7 major local languages and to distribute them to traditional leaders...

The onset of COVID-19 highlights a genuine challenge: the need for existing systems to meet new demands while simultaneously sustaining product availability for existing routine services. The Zambian MoH has successfully anticipated the effects of an epidemic on...