The USAID | DELIVER PROJECT Mourns the Loss of Emmanuel Taylor, Country Director in Liberia
It is with great sadness that we announce the loss of our colleague and friend, Dr. Emmanuel Taylor, who committed his professional life to improving the quality of health for women and children. Emmanuel joined John Snow, Inc., in 2007 where he served as the Resident Advisor in Liberia responsible for logistics support for malaria control activities.
(August 26, 2010)
New Interactive Maps Now Available
These innovative maps offer a visual display of data items such as government financing for contraceptives and contraceptive methods offered. To learn more and access the maps, please click the link above.
(August 10, 2010)
Results: Supply Chain Software Survey
The USAID | DELIVER PROJECT surveyed its country teams to identify what supply chain management software solutions were in use in their countries and for what purpose. Click the link above for more information and to download the results.
(June 10, 2010)
New Resource on Funding Integrated Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Services
Population Action International (PAI) has published A Practical Guide to Integrating
Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS into Grant Proposals to the Global
Fund. To learn more and download the publication from PAI's website, please click the link above.
(May 18, 2010)
PipeLine 5.0 Now Available
PipeLine 5.0, the latest version of our popular shipment planning and monitoring software, is now available for download from the USAID | DELIVER PROJECT website. Click the link above to learn more.
(May 17, 2010)
Measuring Contraceptive Security Indicators in 36 Countries
Click the link above to download findings on contraceptive security indicators in 36 different countries. The information is available in both PDF and Excel formats.
(April 22, 2010)
The training is a series of
five interactive learning sessions which can be accessed on-line or
through a CD and allow the user to work at her own pace to learn the
basics of logistics management. The sessions include: Introduction to
Logistics, Logistics Management Information Systems, Assessing Stock
Status, Maximum-Minimum Inventory Controls Systems, and Selecting
Maximum-Minimum Inventory Controls Systems.
