Achieve ‘equitable access to medicines and healthcare commodities across Africa’, by complementing other actors to accelerate and sustain improvement in key supply chain outcomes including improving supply chain visibility,last-mile delivery, sustainability of supply chains, and supply chain performance
Equitable access to medicines and health care commodities to all African citizens
The ARC_ESM expert pool platform has been set up as a platform for governments to access professionals and experts to strengthen the implementation of Public Health Supply Chain initiatives.
280+ People
These are mostly Africans across the globe with supply chain and non-supply chain backgrounds who have signed up to serve as volunteers or consultants to support governments.
Goal – A well-structured and coordinated platform with a pool of 5000 professionals readily accessible to support government health supply chain initiatives through individual CSR approaches.
Responsiveness to government demands
Increased number and diversity of professionals within the platform to support government supply chain initiatives.
Quality of Service Offering to government demands
Institutionalize seamless processes that will ensure appropriate resource allocation to government demands.
Sustainability of the platform
Maintaining a cost-effective payment structure to sustain the management and continuity of the platform.
Expand the size expert pool
Expand the value proposition of the platform to all stakeholders by identifying relevant incentives and benefits to raise interest and commitments levels.
Breakdown based on Expertise
Breakdown based on Location
Breakdown based on Sector
Professional Jobs
Explore a collection of job opportunities
Certifications
Access to discounted free supply chain certifications from top-class institutions.
Opportunities
Opportunities for private-sector professionals to support the public health initiatives.
Workshops
Access to supply chain ideation workshops & other knowledge sharing events.
Bring upon key supply chain gatekeepers to introduce global perspectives towards supply chain management.
Create more opportunities for African experts globally to be strategically involved in in-country supply chain initiatives.
More problem solving, critical thinking, intersectoral cross learnings between the public and private sector.
Bridge the capacity gap of local supply chain professionals within Africa to meet up with international standards.
