The overall goal of the SIAPS/Bangladesh program is to build the capacity of MOHFW and its key directorates—DGFP, DGHS, DGDA, and HED—and other indigenous institutions to efficiently and effectively manage their procurement and supply chain management activities. Special focus will be given to TB commodity management at all levels. Read about their progress toward this … Read more
To learn more about SIAPS’s activities during the third quarter of year 2, please read our report.
The SIAPS/SCMS/BLC Namibia e-Newsletter is a monthly newsletter that keeps you abreast of activities fundedby the USAID and implemented by MSH Namibia. Key focus areas are strengthening health systems, capacity building, and human resource development.
In 2012, the National Medicines Management Team (Unidad Nacional de Gestión de Medicamentos; UNGM), in coordination with the General Directorate for Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections and AIDS (Dirección General de Control de las Infecciones de Transmisión Sexual y SIDA) and the National Council on HIV and AIDS (Consejo Nacional de VIH y el SIDA; … Read more
Mengistu A, Gaeseb J, Uaaka G, Ndjavera C, Kambyambya K, Indongo L, et al. Antimicrobial sensitivity patterns of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) isolates in Namibia: implications for empirical antibiotic treatment of meningitis. Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice. 2013;6:4. Read the full article
Since 2011, the Amazon Malaria Initiative (AMI), working through one of its partners—SIAPS Program—has been advocating for adjustments to the criteria used for planning purchases and distribution of antimalarial supplies in low-incidence countries and localities.
The SIAPS/SCMS/BLC Namibia e-Newsletter is a monthly newsletter that keeps you abreast of activities fundedby the USAID and implemented by MSH Namibia. Key focus areas are strengthening health systems, capacity building, and human resource development.
Bangladesh SIAPS is working to strengthen MOHFW’s procurement and supply chain management systems; also key directorates (DGFP, DGHS, DGDA, etc.) to assure availability of quality pharmaceutical products.
The assignment focused on the assessment of the warehouse conditions, facilities, and systems for the central warehouse. Three regional warehouses of Chittagong, Khulna, and Tangail, Ghior, Sadar, Shaturia, Boalkhali, and Rupsha were also assessed because they represent a cross section of the more than 200 smaller storage facilities. SIAPS created a comprehensive equipment catalogue for … Read more
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