Transforming supply chains to improve low- and middle-income countries’ procurement and public health systems

Access to medicines, health products, food, books, and other essential commodities is elemental to ending extreme poverty, building human capacity, and creating vibrant markets around the world. Our multi-sector supply chain practice works with local stakeholders to transform their supply chain performance. Our dynamic portfolio of long-term projects adapts data-driven private sector practices to build resilient supply chains that have world-class efficiency, ease of use, and last-mile reach.

Learn more about the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply Management project.