Chemonics News and Blog

A unilateral sector approach is insufficient in the face of epidemics that don’t respect borders or species. USAID’s HRH2030 One Health activity facilitates multisectoral coordination and collaboration to increase local capacity to prevent, detect, and rapidly respond to epidemic threats.

As countries around the world grapple with infectious disease outbreaks, one USAID project in Kenya has adopted a new framework to ensure the health commodity supply chain for responding to public health emergencies is strong and sustainable when needed most.

Chemonics will host two side events on global health security and quality assurance in parallel with the 72nd World Health Assembly in Geneva.

The Global Health Security Agenda has launched its new GHSA 2024 framework. But, success hinges on stakeholders’ ability to erase the conventional divide between public health systems and global health security and adopt a more integrated, people-centered approach.

During the Fifth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research, Chemonics health experts are joining more than 2,000 delegates to discuss new ways of financing health care, delivering services, and advancing universal health-care coverage.

The most recent quarterly report of the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program- Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project, implemented by a Chemonics-led consortium, shows the project achieving strong and steady on-time delivery of lifesaving health commodities, expanding its in-country presence to 33 field offices, and meeting global health objectives through its support for a new first-line antiretroviral drug (ARV) regimen.

At the 10th annual Health and Humanitarian Logistics Conference in Dubai, our specialists are leading dialogues on innovative tools and studies that transform global health delivery.

New partnership enables international development company to leverage One Network’s blockchain-enabled platform to ensure the timely delivery of critical medicines in Nigeria.

A new tool will help countries better prepare so that their health supply chains are ready during disease outbreaks and other emergencies.