GHSC-PSM at Health and Humanitarian Logistics 2020 Conference

Young woman holds multi-month HIV/AIDS medicine at clinic in Namibia
Topics:
Logistics
Supply Planning
COVID-19
HIV/AIDS
Maternal and Child Health
Reproductive Health
Pakistan
Projects:
Procurement and Supply Management
Date

The USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project will join its global partners at this year's Health and Humanitarian Logistics (HHL) Conference to discuss the impact of COVID-19, and how we must push the boundaries of agility and resiliency when in comes the global health supply chain. This year's HHL takes place September 29-October 1, 2020. Presentations (all virtual) will include panels, posters, and breakout sessions featuring multiple presenters. Join our experts for the following sessions.

  • Using real-time data and technology to track and supply critical health commodities in Pakistan during COVID-19
    Wednesday, September 30 | 11:15 am -12:15 pm EST | Breakout Room 1
    (download the presentation and PowerPoint files)
    Presenter: Dr. Muhammad Tariq, Country Director, GHSC-PSM in Pakistan
     
  • Ensuring ARV availability for multi-month dispensing: Using supply chain constraint analyses to accelerate MMD during COVID-19 in low- and middle-income countries
    Thursday, October 1 | 11:15 am -12:15 pm EST | Breakout Room 4
    (view the presentation and download files here)
    Presenter: Barry Chovitz, Technical Director, Leadership and Governance, GHSC-PSM
     

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