MOMENTUM recently conducted a qualitative assessment to better understand the way countries manage lifesaving commodities at the primary healthcare facility and community levels. It explored how those commodities are dispensed and tracked and some of the major bottlenecks to their availability at various levels. This session will be an opportunity to hear experiences from Mali, Niger, and Sudan about their challenges, interventions, and lessons learned to strengthen the resiliency of supply chains at the last mile in fragile and humanitarian settings.
In this one-hour webinar, the IAWG MNH SWG, the Van Leer Foundation, and Spring Impact built momentum for scaling KMC in Humanitarian Settings through demonstrating findings from recent research, posing questions around next steps and fostering collaboration in a group of interested donors, agencies and practitioners. A recording of the webinar can be found below.
Please join JSI for a technical discussion on tools and practices that improve workforce performance for managing humanitarian health supply chains. The webinar will share practices that nurture high-performing teams in crisis settings, and connect expert knowledge in managing human resources from global and local levels.
Elrha’s Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF) is launching a series of webinars, starting on 12 September 2023, that showcase innovations related to humanitarian gender-based violence (GBV) programmes. This series should be of interest to GBV practitioners, innovators, humanitarian donors and anyone else who wants to hear about the specific innovations being presented each time, or more broadly about the important role innovation can play in this sector.
Please join JSI for a technical discussion on how to improve the quantification of pharmaceuticals in emergency and humanitarian settings when the availability of data is limited. Participants will review forecasting and quantification processes used for transitioning from health kits to individual items and the discussion will feature speakers from JSI, UNFPA, and IRC Syria.
Building on a recent global assessment of SRH self-care in humanitarian settings to address this gap, the International Rescue Committee, SCTG and IAWG Self-Care Task Team are launching a Global Call-To-Action for Sexual and Reproductive Health Self-Care in Humanitarian and Fragile Settings.
The Women Deliver 2023 Conference (WD2023) will take place in-person in Kigali, Rwanda, as well as virtually, from 17-20 July 2023. It expects to convene 6,000 people in Kigali and 200,000+ people online through the virtual Conference and six-month Global Dialogue leading up to the Conference.
This International Women’s Day, join Pathfinder as it celebrates all the women and girls Pathfinders serve and all its women partners who are the driving force behind healthy families, resilient communities, and strong health systems. The webinar will highlight the intersectional approaches to family planning taken by Pathfinder’s programs in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Jordan, and Egypt.
This is the first technical discussion of the year in the 2023 HCL Community Education Series organized by the Humanitarian Commodities Logistics Community of Practice. With support from USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), participtans will review current trends in sustainable health supply chain management, as well as recent global initiatives focused on minimizing negative impacts of supply chain management on the environment.
A virtual panel discussion regarding urban disparities in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, and the challenges and opportunities for leveraging the urban context to tackle these disparities.
Join JSI for a webinar featuring a technical discussion to identify common challenges and solutions for improving the use of data for supply chain management monitoring in emergencies and complex settings. We will look at the importance of forming review teams to analyze data and identify key indicators, and we are joined by Rejoice Kaigama from INTERSOS in Nigeria.
Join us for a webinar on how to use the Planning for Comprehensive SRH in Crisis-Affected Settings: A Participatory Workshop Toolkit to Transition from the MISP. We will learn from colleagues’ experiences leading workshops in in Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Yemen, and how the planning process contributed to strengthening health systems and resilience for SRH.